elan-cli
The command line a developer deploys an agent with. Installs the elan
command.
uv tool install elan-cli # or: pipx install elan-cli
Requires Python 3.12 or newer.
Getting started
elan login # device-code sign-in against the platform
elan init --tenant acme --project agents
elan env # build the project's venv
elan validate # say no here, where saying no is free
elan deploy
elan invoke invoice-triage --text "What do I owe on INV-9?"
elan login reaches the production API by default. Point it elsewhere with
elan login --api https://…, or set ELAN_API.
What it covers
| Group | Commands |
|---|---|
| Signing in | login, logout, whoami |
| Project setup | init, new {agent,workflow}, projects {ls,create} |
| Local development | env, adk, validate |
| Shipping | deploy, status, logs, rollback |
| Operating | agents, invoke, doctor, destroy |
| Secrets | secret {set,ls,rm} |
| Files | files {ls,get,put,rm} |
| Wallets | wallet {ls,show,create,credit,adjust,freeze,unfreeze,statement} |
elan <command> --help for the flags.
Where it keeps things
Configuration is a plain JSON file at ~/.config/elan/config.json, mode
0600, holding only public values — the API URL, the issuer, the client id.
Override the directory with ELAN_HOME, or the API with ELAN_API.
Credentials never go in a file. The refresh token is stored in the OS
keyring under the service name elan-cli. The CLI will not fall back to
writing one to disk; if keyring cannot be reached it says so and stops.
Per-project state lives in .elan/ beside your elan.yaml, and is
git-ignored.
Exit codes
0 |
it worked |
1 |
it ran, and the answer was no — a refused deploy, a failed validation |
2 |
it could not run — no project, no credential, no network |
Errors print as error: … on stderr with no traceback.
Documentation
The full command reference and the platform guides are at https://openelan.ai/app/docs.
Licence
Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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