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slugs-cli

v0.1.0

Published

SLUGS CLI — Terminal control center for autonomous trading agents

Downloads

16

Readme

SLUGS CLI

Terminal control center for autonomous trading agents.

Quick Start

Install

Once published to npm:

npm install -g slugs-cli
slugs

For local development:

cd packages/cli
npm install
npm link
slugs

If slugs is not found after npm link, make sure npm's global bin is on your PATH:

export PATH="$HOME/.npm-global/bin:$PATH"

Develop

cd packages/cli
npm install

# Initialize a project
npm run dev -- init --name my-project

# Create an agent
npm run dev -- agent create meme-hunter --purpose "Meme coin scanner"

# List agents
npm run dev -- agent list

# Chat with an agent (interactive TTY)
npm run dev -- agent chat meme-hunter

# Run paper trading simulation
npm run dev -- agent run meme-hunter

# Check status
npm run dev -- status

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | slugs init | Initialize a new SLUGS project | | slugs agent create <name> | Create a new trading agent | | slugs agent list | List all agents | | slugs agent chat <name> | Chat with an agent (interactive) | | slugs agent run <name> | Run agent in paper trading mode | | slugs status | Show project status |

Project Structure

.
├── slugs.json       # Project config
├── agents/          # Agent definitions (.md)
├── skills/          # Skill marketplace
├── memory/          # Activity logs (.log)
└── .env             # Environment variables

Build

npm run build

Publish

npm login
npm publish --access public

Users can then install it globally:

npm install -g slugs-cli
slugs

Architecture

  • ES modules ("type": "module")
  • TypeScript strict mode
  • Commander.js for CLI routing
  • Inquirer for interactive prompts
  • Chalk for colored output
  • Ora for spinners
  • Boxen for header boxes

Future Roadmap

  • OpenRouter AI integration
  • Cloud agent deployment
  • Solana wallet connection
  • Skills marketplace
  • Agent memory persistence
  • Mobile app sync