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oatty

v0.1.12

Published

Schema-driven CLI + TUI + MCP runtime

Downloads

517

Readme

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Oatty

Schema-driven API operations across CLI, TUI, MCP, and workflows.

Full documentation: https://oatty.io

  • Quick Start: https://oatty.io/docs/quick-start
  • Learn: https://oatty.io/docs/learn/getting-oriented
  • Guides: https://oatty.io/docs/guides/sentry-bootstrap

Oatty TUI (Dracula high contrast)

What Oatty Does

  • Imports OpenAPI schemas and turns them into runnable commands.
  • Provides a keyboard-first TUI for discovery, inspection, and execution.
  • Exposes commands and workflows through MCP for connected agents.
  • Support for thousands of commands without context window saturation.
  • Supports reusable, reviewable workflows for cross-system operations.
  • Multiple themes and colors in a beautiful TUI.

Install

npm (recommended)

npm i -g oatty
oatty --help

from source

cargo build --workspace
cargo run -p oatty -- --help

60-Second Quick Start

  1. Launch TUI:
oatty
  1. Import an OpenAPI catalog in Library (local file or URL).
  2. Search commands in Run Command / Find.
  3. Execute commands manually or with Workflows.
  4. Use Workflows view to review and run multi-step operations.

For full walkthroughs: https://oatty.io/docs/quick-start

CLI Basics

# Run TUI
oatty

# Run a command
oatty <group> <command> [flags]

# Import a catalog
oatty import <path-or-url>

# Workflow commands
oatty workflow list
oatty workflow preview --file workflows/example.yaml

MCP and Agent Usage

Run Oatty as an MCP server so agents can discover and run tools/workflows with explicit operator control.

  • MCP HTTP Server docs: https://oatty.io/docs/learn/mcp-http-server
  • Safety model: https://oatty.io/docs/learn/how-oatty-executes-safely

Development

cargo fmt --all
cargo clippy --workspace -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace

Architecture overview: ARCHITECTURE.md Contributing guide: CONTRIBUTING.md Release process: RELEASE.md

License

Dual-licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0.