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prompsit-cli

v26.904.1804

Published

CLI for the Prompsit Translation API

Readme

Prompsit CLI

Command-line and interactive access to the Prompsit Translation API.

Install

Use a Node.js version allowed by package.json.

npm install -g prompsit-cli
prompsit login
prompsit health

Use npx prompsit-cli --help for an occasional run. The authoritative command and option reference is built into the executable:

prompsit --help
prompsit <command> --help

Common workflows

# Translate text or documents
prompsit translate "Hello world" -s en -t es
prompsit translate @report.docx -s en -t de --out ./translated

# Evaluate translations
prompsit eval -s "Hello" -h "Hola" -r "Hola"
prompsit eval @sample.tmx -m bleu,chrf

# Score and annotate corpora
prompsit score @corpus.tmx
prompsit annotate @data.jsonl -l en --metadata lid,docscorer

# Translation memory
prompsit tm show
prompsit tm import memory.tmx
prompsit tm search "Hello world" -t es

Run prompsit without arguments for the interactive REPL. Prefix file inputs with @; plain positional values are text unless a command's help states otherwise.

Discovery commands query the API so their output stays current:

prompsit translate --languages
prompsit translate --formats
prompsit eval --formats
prompsit score --languages
prompsit annotate --metadata

Authentication and configuration

prompsit login uses browser-based device authorization. For an issued API secret, use:

prompsit login -a "EMAIL" -s "SECRET"

Credentials are stored in ~/.prompsit/credentials.json. Configuration, REPL history, translations, examples, and debug logs live under ~/.prompsit/ by default. Sensitive REPL commands such as login and secret set are not retained in command history.

prompsit config show
prompsit config path
prompsit config api-url test
prompsit config language es
prompsit config reset

Configuration precedence is environment variables, then config.toml, then schema defaults. Environment keys use the PROMPSIT_ prefix and __ between sections, for example PROMPSIT_API__BASE_URL.

Documentation

License

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.