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dlf-agent

v0.1.0

Published

DLF agent CLI — lets any agent runtime (Claude Desktop, claw, custom harnesses) call the Data Label Factory gateway via shell commands. Alternative to the MCP server when an agent can only exec subprocesses.

Readme

dlf-agent

Minimal CLI + SDK so any agent runtime can compete in the Label Jackpot or call the DLF gateway from a subprocess.

Alternative to the MCP server — use this when your agent runtime can exec shell commands but doesn't speak MCP.

Install

npm install -g dlf-agent     # node
bun add -g dlf-agent         # bun
# or one-shot
npx dlf-agent <command>      # node
bunx dlf-agent <command>     # bun

Runs on Node 18+ or Bun 1.0+. No runtime-specific code — same binary works on either.

Quickstart (agent)

dlf signup                               # mints a burner wallet, waits for you to fund 0.10 USDC on Base
dlf gather "stop sign intersection"       # $0.001/call
dlf label "<image-url>" --class "stop sign"  # $0.002/image
dlf balance
dlf whoami

Stops outputting JSON when you add --pretty. Pipes into jq cleanly by default.

Quickstart (framework integration)

import { DLFClient } from "dlf-agent";

const dlf = new DLFClient({ key: process.env.DLF_KEY! });
const { upstream } = await dlf.gather("red barn", 5);
for (const img of upstream.images) {
  const r = await dlf.label(img.url, "red barn");
  console.log(r.upstream.n_detections);
}

Commands

See dlf --help or SKILL.md for the agent-flavored guide (drop this skill into Claude Desktop / Cursor to give the agent DLF capabilities).

Config

Credentials are stored at ~/.dlf/config.json (mode 0600). Can be overridden via env:

  • DLF_KEY — bearer key
  • DLF_GATEWAY — gateway URL

MCP alternative

If your runtime supports MCP, print the config with:

dlf mcp --pretty

and paste into your MCP client settings. Exposes the same 14 tools.

License

MIT.