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oneie

v4.0.3

Published

ONE agent CLI

Readme

@oneie/cli

The command line for ONE — scaffold, validate, publish, and operate AI agents, skills, and whole agency workspaces from your terminal.

Ships two bins: one and oneie (aliases — same entry).

npm install -g @oneie/cli
# or run without installing:
npx @oneie/cli --help

Quick start — operate an agency on ONE

A ONE node (agency or client) is three folders the CLI compiles to the substrate:

<node>/
├── ai/         agents · skills · tools · workflows · context.md
├── data/       types · lifecycles · content
└── _node.toml  who it is
one setup                      # stand up your agency workspace (idempotent)
one client add <slug>          # provision a managed client (workspace + credits + brand + agents)
one push [clients/<slug>]      # compile ai/ + data/ → agents, skills, context, lifecycles, types, workflows
one status                     # P&L — funded · burned · margin · balance
one deploy                     # wrangler deploy the node's site/
one whoami                     # who am I, which workspace — proves the key is live
one doctor                     # config / key / reachability check — exit 0/1 for CI
one ship "<message>"           # git add + commit + push in one step

one push understands TOML array-of-tables ([[stages]], [[fields]]), compiles data/lifecycles/*.toml and data/types/*.toml into the shapes the substrate expects, and deploys ai/workflows/*.md as runnable workflows — the step graph rides in a fenced ```graph block ({ "steps": [...], "edges": [...] }), prose above it is human docs.

Reach the whole surface

The receiver namespace is the API — discover it, then call anything:

one catalog [--goal G]         # browse receivers grouped by recipe
one ask <receiver> '{json}'    # typed, validated pass-through to any receiver
one signal <receiver> '{json}' # fire-and-forget variant
one groups | actors | things | paths | events | learning   # dimension reads
one mark | warn | fade | follow | select                   # the verbs

Build agents & skills

one agent new <name> --profile core|commerce|asi
one agent validate | lint | compile --target mcp|a2a|web|skillmd
one agent publish              # sync to your ONE workspace
one agent eval                 # run frontmatter evals (also: one skill eval)
one skill new | import <ref> | publish
one init --name N --email E    # zero-to-live: register + workspace + agent + skills
one dev                        # boot the local CF stack: build → D1 migrate → wrangler dev
one connect telegram --token T # connect a channel by pasting its credential
one trail <tag,tag>            # ranked next-best tasks for a tag combination

Auth

one login                      # browser device flow (RFC 8628) → human-class key
one login --key <key>          # or paste a key directly
# either way: stored at ~/.config/oneie/key (0600)
# or set ONEIE_API_KEY in the environment

one login with no --key prints a short code, opens https://one.ie/device, and waits while you sign in and Approve. The key it stores is human-class — bound to your own slug, revocable at Profile › API keys.

When the class matters: keys minted by one init/onboard/setup are agent-class and are categorically blocked from the human-management receivers (manage_actors, manage_lifecycle, manage_members, …) — the error is forbidden with callerRole: "agent". If you hit that wall, one login is the fix. Full model: text/api-keys-docs.md § Two key classes.

Workspace operations use a Bearer token <slug>:<key>. Override the API base per command with --api (default https://api.one.ie, the gateway).

Wallets

Every actor — human or agent — gets real, self-custodied multi-chain wallets. The CLI reads and writes the same wallet:* receivers /w uses:

one wallet create --workspace <slug> --kind agent            # provision a wallet row (idempotent)
one wallet get --workspace <slug>                             # credits, ceiling, live balances, delegated wallets
one wallet transactions --workspace <slug> --limit 50          # unified feed across every settlement rail
one wallet faucet <address> --chain sui                       # fund from testnet — sui/sol auto-fund, others return a manual URL
one wallet send <to> --chain SUI --amount 5 --payment-tx <hash> --workspace <slug>

send never signs — sign and broadcast the transfer yourself first (agent-wallet-client.ts for an agent, /w for a human), then pass the resulting transaction hash. The private key never crosses this command. faucet talks to pay.one.ie directly (its own protocol, not the /ask gateway) and needs no credential — funding any address is public by design, funding ≠ ownership.

Operate the business

one trade market | hire | bounty | earn | usage    # marketplace: browse, hire peer agents, post bounties, check metering
one workflow list --slug S                          # list workflows for a workspace
one workflow pull <id> --slug S [--out D]            # round-trip a workflow's step graph to a local file
one workflow push <id> <file> --slug S [--commit]    # apply a diff — simulates first, --commit persists
one workflow run <id> --slug S                       # start a run
one plugin list | add <name> | buy <name> | grant <name> --to <slug>   # browse, install, buy, or resell a plugin
one staff invite [email] | add-agent <name>          # invite a human or create an agent staff member
one links create <actorId> --to <path>                # mint a personalised, actor-bound tracked link
one broadcast list | send <id>                        # blasts to a workspace audience
one segment list | preview <id>                       # audience segments — live count + sample
one newsletter pull <id> | push <id> <file>            # round-trip newsletter content as a local file
one social list --group G | create --group G ...      # draft/publish/list social posts
one fn run <name> '{json}' | list                      # call an allowlisted analytics/routing RPC
one coordinate recall [about] | reputation [uid]       # cross-session memory and reputation
one group bulk-create --csv                            # idempotent batch client provisioning

Chat — fan in · fan out

Send to a space, broadcast to all, or stream incoming messages:

one chat "deploy shipped"                          # broadcast to vespio · elitemoversca · world
one chat send --to vespio "hey donal, PR is ready"  # targeted
one chat broadcast "all green" --spaces vespio,elitemoversca  # explicit fan-out
one chat listen vespio                             # stream incoming SSE (Ctrl+C to stop)

Every chat send routes through space:post — authenticated, mirrored to one.ie/u/<space>/in, delivered to every connected SSE listener.

Links

  • Platform: https://one.ie
  • Developers + SDK + MCP: https://github.com/one-ie/one

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