Diagrid CLI
The Diagrid CLI (diagridpy) is a command-line tool for managing Diagrid Catalyst resources, deploying agents, and running chaos experiments.
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Installation
The diagridpy executable ships with the main diagrid package:
pip install diagrid
Installing the standalone diagrid-cli distribution gives you the CLI library code only — it declares no console script, so it installs no diagridpy executable.
Usage
The CLI provides three commands. Run diagridpy --help to see all available commands.
Global flags:
-v,--verbose— show subprocess output--env {prod,staging}— target the prod or staging Diagrid API
Commands
Initialization
Initialize a local agent development environment (Catalyst project, Kind cluster, Helm install).
diagridpy init
Deployment
Build and deploy your agent to the Kind cluster.
diagridpy deploy
Chaos
Manage Chaos Mesh experiments for agent resilience testing.
# Start chaos experiments against deployed agents
diagridpy chaos start
# Show active chaos experiments
diagridpy chaos status
# Stop and delete all chaos experiments
diagridpy chaos stop
Configuration
The CLI manages configuration and authentication.
- Authentication: Supports API key and device code authentication flows for connecting to Diagrid Catalyst.
- Environment: The global
--env {prod,staging}flag selects which Diagrid API the CLI talks to.
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