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@wildhog/okto

v0.0.1

Published

Agent-first multi-API CLI — one dispatcher, many REST APIs (okto clockify …). In active development.

Readme

okto

⚠️ In active development (v0.0.1 — name reserved). The first usable release tracks the okto dispatcher + reference clockify service.

okto is an agent-first command-line toolbelt that wraps many REST APIs behind one consistent, machine-readable surface. One binary, many APIs:

okto clockify projects get
okto todoist tasks get

Each API is a service declaration (data) loaded by a single generic engine. Add an API by dropping a declaration — it appears as okto <service> … with no engine change.

Why

Built for LLM coding agents first: a uniform output envelope, a strict exit-code taxonomy, --dry-run on every mutation, a global append-only audit ledger, and self-describing --help/describe. The agent loop — probe --help → invoke → recover — succeeds in one shot across every service.

Status

Reserved name. Tracker: github.com/WildH0g/okto.

License

MIT