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@viatorisai/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Viatoris CLI — trust infrastructure for AI agents

Readme

@viatorisai/cli

Viatoris CLI — experience the full Agent Trust Protocol trust chain in under 2 minutes.

Quick start

npx @viatorisai/cli init

This walks you through:

  1. Authenticate — create an account or use an existing API key
  2. Create agent — generate an Ed25519 key pair and register an agent passport
  3. Sign receipt — build, sign (EdDSA/JWS), and submit an action receipt
  4. View results — see your agent and receipt on the dashboard

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | viatoris init | Full onboarding: authenticate, create agent, sign and submit a receipt | | viatoris demo | Sign and submit another receipt using your saved agent | | viatoris status | Show current configuration and agent info | | viatoris logout | Clear saved credentials and agent keys |

Authentication

Two modes are supported:

  • Create account — provide email, password, and organization name. An API key is returned automatically.
  • API key — paste an existing key from the Viatoris Dashboard.

Storage

Credentials and keys are stored locally:

  • ~/.viatoris/config.json — API key, org DID, agent DID (file mode 0600)
  • ~/.viatoris/keys/ — agent Ed25519 private keys (directory mode 0700, key files mode 0600)

Running viatoris logout clears both config and all saved keys.

What is Viatoris?

Viatoris provides trust infrastructure for AI agents — verifiable identity (passports), signed action receipts, and computed reputation scores. Learn more at viatoris.ai.