BindAI CLI
bindai-cli provides the command-line interface for creating, inspecting, developing, and managing BindAI projects.
The CLI is designed to provide a convenient developer workflow around the BindAI framework and its project structure.
Features
The BindAI CLI provides commands for common development tasks, including:
- Project creation
- Project scaffolding
- BindAI environment inspection
- Framework diagnostics
- Project creation
- Development utilities
- CLI-based project management
Installation
The CLI is included as the bindai-cli package in the BindAI workspace.
For development from the BindAI repository:
uv sync
The CLI can then be executed with:
uv run bindai
Common Commands
Doctor
Run BindAI diagnostics:
bindai doctor
This command is intended to help identify configuration or environment issues.
Inspect
Inspect the current BindAI environment or project:
bindai inspect
Create a Project
Create a new BindAI project:
bindai new my-project
The generated project can then be developed independently while using the BindAI framework.
Project Scaffolding
The CLI includes templates and scaffolding resources for creating BindAI projects.
A typical workflow is:
bindai new my-project
│
▼
Project files
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Configure project
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Add agents / workflows
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▼
Develop
The package includes its CLI templates and scaffolding resources as package data so they can be distributed with the CLI.
Development
bindai-cli is part of the BindAI workspace.
From the repository root:
uv sync
Run the CLI:
uv run bindai
Run the complete test suite:
uv run pytest
Run static type checking:
uv run mypy packages/bindai-cli
Build the package:
uv build --package bindai-cli
Package API
The package currently exposes its version through:
from bindai_cli import __version__
print(__version__)
Current version:
0.1.8
The primary public interface of this package is the command-line application rather than a large Python API.
Architecture
The CLI sits at the developer-facing edge of the BindAI platform:
Developer
│
▼
BindAI CLI
│
├── Diagnostics
├── Inspection
├── Initialization
└── Project Scaffolding
│
▼
BindAI Project
│
┌─────┼─────┐
▼ ▼ ▼
Agents Workflows Tools
This keeps command-line concerns separate from the core BindAI runtime and framework packages.
Documentation
Full BindAI documentation is available at:
License
BindAI is released under the MIT License.
Metadata
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