Anyverse ADP CLI
anyverse-adp provides the adp-cli command for reading the Anyverse Data Platform's registered LeRobot catalog and exporting Episode metadata CSV files.
Install it with pip install anyverse-adp. Create a Platform API Key with episodes:read, then either set ADP_CLI_API_KEY or run an interactive command and enter the Key when prompted.
adp-cli list
adp-cli --version
adp-cli browse
adp-cli info <dataset-slug>
adp-cli export <dataset-slug> <collection-key> --region <region> --output <directory-or-file.csv>
adp-cli browse is an inline terminal selector. It redraws a single Anyverse Data Platform CLI panel in the current terminal so the selected Dataset, Collection, region, and latest result stay together. Use Up/Down and Enter to select a Dataset, Collection, region, and export mode; type in Dataset and Collection menus to filter choices, and use Backspace to clear the filter. Press Esc to return to the previous level (or exit from Dataset). After a dry-run or completed export, its result remains visible and the selector offers continue or exit. It does not open a full-screen UI or switch to an alternate terminal screen.
The command reads catalog metadata, including the selected Artifact oss://bucket/prefix/ root in the oss_location CSV column. It does not download dataset objects or grant object-storage access.
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