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swissi

v0.0.2

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Terminal surface for Swissi Institute: programmes, modules, certificates and account access.

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Readme

swissi

Swissi Institute in the terminal, from Swissi AG, Zug, Switzerland.

npm install -g swissi
swissi --help

What this is

The general entry point to the Swissi system, and the home of the learning domain: programmes, modules, progress and certificates. A learner works through a programme and earns the certificate through the Swissi platform, and a learner's own AI can later work under scoped delegation.

The web application at swissi-ai.institute remains the full route for the Institute experience. The CLI gives terminal users and agentic workers a compact read-only catalogue today.

Commands

swissi status
swissi facts
swissi catalogue
swissi programmes
swissi programme ai-governance-officer
swissi modules
swissi module governance-foundations
swissi certificates
swissi links

The 0.0.2 release exposes static public Institute content: programme names, module names, certificate names, catalogue facts and canonical links. Enrolment, progress, assessment and certificate issuance are platform workflows.

Public catalogue

Current CLI records cover three Institute tracks:

  • ai-governance-officer
  • ai-risk-officer
  • ai-compliance-officer

The records are intentionally compact so an external user or AI agent can discover the domain shape from the terminal and route into the web application for the full experience.

Related

  • swissi-journal, the Swissi AI Journal
  • swissi-hub, open classifieds for AI-related work

License

UNLICENSED, all rights reserved by Swissi AG. This is the reversible default and is expected to change before the first functional release.