@agentskit/cli

@agentskit/cli is the operational front door to the ecosystem. It is how you bootstrap a project, run an agent, inspect your setup, and keep moving without writing scaffolding code first.

#When to reach for it

You want to scaffold a new agent project.
You want to chat / run an agent from a terminal.
You want agentskit ai "<description>" to generate a typed scaffold from plain language.

#Best fit

Start here when you want proof of the ecosystem before wiring packages by hand.
Use init when you want a runnable starter.
Use chat, run, and dev when you want a fast operator workflow around the same stack.
Use doctor when setup friction is slowing the team down.

#Install

npx @agentskit/cli <command>
# or globally:
npm install -g @agentskit/cli

#Commands

Command	Purpose
`agentskit init`	Scaffold a new project (react / ink / runtime / multi-agent).
`agentskit chat`	Interactive chat in the terminal (Ink).
`agentskit run "<task>"`	Run an agent once.
`agentskit dev`	Dev server with hot-reload.
`agentskit doctor`	Diagnose env (providers, keys, tooling).
`agentskit ai "<description>"`	NL → typed `AgentSchema` + scaffolded project.
`agentskit tunnel`	ngrok-style tunnel for webhooks.
`agentskit rag`	Local RAG helpers (ingest / search).
`agentskit config`	Read / write local config.

#Why it matters

The CLI makes AgentsKit feel like a product, not just a pile of packages. It shortens the path from “I want to try this” to “I have a working agent project” more than any single reference page can.

#Programmatic helpers

@agentskit/cli/ai — scaffoldAgent · writeScaffold · createAdapterPlanner.

#Recipes

agentskit ai

#Stability

Version: 0.8.2
Tier: beta
Contract: evolving
Roadmap: see packages roadmap for what this package needs to reach v1.0.

#Source

npm: @agentskit/cli · repo: packages/cli

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