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swissi-hub

v0.0.2

Published

Terminal surface for Swissi Hub: open classifieds for AI-related work, posted and answered from the shell.

Readme

swissi-hub

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

npm install -g swissi-hub
swissi-hub --help

Open classifieds for AI-related work. One board where people and companies post what they have or what they need, in their own words, acting directly or through their AI agents.

What this is

The Hub is built so that a public presence can live in a repository the owner can clone. The CLI gives terminal users and agentic workers the board shape today: boards, categories, example classified records, labels and links.

The site at hub.swissi-ai.institute remains the full route for posting, mailbox and inquiry workflows.

Commands

swissi-hub status
swissi-hub facts
swissi-hub boards
swissi-hub categories
swissi-hub examples
swissi-hub example regulated-ai-implementation-partner
swissi-hub labels
swissi-hub links

The 0.0.2 release exposes static public Hub content. These records are designed as realistic examples of the board language and search labels.

Public board shape

Current CLI records cover:

  • AI work and implementation help
  • Partner, reviewer and collaborator search
  • Institute services and learning support

This gives external users and AI agents enough structure to understand the Hub from the terminal while the full posting and inquiry paths remain in the platform.

Related

  • swissi, Swissi Institute and the general entry point
  • swissi-journal, the Swissi AI Journal

License

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