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edgework

v5.1.0

Published

Luxury CLI for edgework.ai - Accessible AI at the edge

Readme

edgework CLI

The edgework CLI helps people set up and manage the Edgework environment from a terminal.

The fair brag is that it does more than log you in. It already covers account setup, environment switching, subscription commands, and MCP configuration for common AI tools in one CLI.

Installation

npm install -g edgework
# or
bun add -g edgework

Quick Start

edgework register
edgework login
edgework setup

What It Helps You Do

  • register or sign in
  • manage API keys and account status
  • configure MCP server settings for tools such as Claude Desktop and Cursor
  • add project guidance files such as CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and related config files
  • switch between production, staging, and development environments
  • inspect plans and subscription status

Deploy in Seconds

Ship a single-file function onto the Betti→WASM edge fabric and get a live URL back:

edgework deploy hello.py            # infers language from the extension
edgework deploy app.ts --name greet # explicit name
edgework functions                  # list what you've deployed

deploy prints the live fn.edgework.ai/<name> URL, the sealed artifact id, the serving tier, and a forgo.cloud/functions/<name> management link. Deploying requires an ew_ API key (edgework login or edgework key <api-key>); invoking a deployed URL is open. Declined sources fail closed — you never get a broken URL.

Common Commands

  • edgework deploy <file>
  • edgework functions
  • edgework login
  • edgework logout
  • edgework status
  • edgework key <api-key>
  • edgework setup
  • edgework unsetup
  • edgework register
  • edgework plans
  • edgework subscribe
  • edgework subscription
  • edgework cancel
  • edgework env <env>

Configuration

Configuration is stored in ~/.edgework/, including:

  • config.json
  • api-key
  • token.json

Changelog

5.1.0

  • Add edgework deploy <file> and edgework functions — deploy single-file functions to the edge and list them. See "Deploy in Seconds" above.

Why This README Is Grounded

Edgework CLI does not need luxury branding to make its case. The strongest fair brag is that it already gives users a practical setup and management tool for the Edgework environment.