baudrier
The command-line client for Baudrier: it connects a project folder to your Baudrier harness so your AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot) get the right instructions and skills, and it can validate harness repositories.
Install
uv tool install baudrier
Quick start
baudrier login # sign in with your browser
baudrier init --slug <slug> # connect this project folder
baudrier validate . # validate a harness repository
The CLI talks to the hosted service (https://api.baudrier-ai.com) by default; pass --url only for another server.
Run baudrier --help for all commands. Documentation: https://jack-of-all-trades.dev
Licence
Proprietary, all rights reserved. See LICENSE. Use is permitted to access the Baudrier service.
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