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ipx

The InferencePort AI command line.
Cloud chat & media generation · organizations · local models · host server — one native binary.

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Install

ipx ships as a self-contained native binary (compiled with Nuitka). Use whichever package manager you already have — none of them need Python or anything else installed beyond themselves.

You have Command
pip pip install inferenceport-cli
npm npm install -g @inferenceport-ai/ipx
cargo cargo install ipx-cli
macOS / Linux shell curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/inferenceport-ai/cli/main/install.sh | sh
Windows PowerShell irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/inferenceport-ai/cli/main/install.ps1 | iex
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Tour

ipx auth login                       # email, GitHub, Google, Microsoft, Hugging Face, SSO or API key
ipx auth context acme                # act as an organization (billing, policy, `ipx org …`)

ipx gen chat                         # interactive chat with your Lightning subscription
ipx gen image "a lighthouse at dawn" -o lighthouse.jpg
ipx gen video "a drone shot over a canyon" --seconds 8
ipx gen audio speech "Welcome to InferencePort"

ipx p2g chat                         # credit-metered Pay-2-Go API
ipx p2g 3d --image chair.jpg -o chair.glb
ipx p2g balance

ipx org members list                 # organizations
ipx org invite create dev@acme.com --role admin
ipx org keys create ci --monthly-limit 25
ipx featherless deploy Qwen/Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct   # personal, or for the org with `-O acme`
ipx agent chat acme-bot/support      # managed agents
ipx mcp council reason "…" --tier basic   # Council of LLMs MCP

ipx model pull llama3.2              # local models (same engine as the desktop app)
ipx local chat llama3.2
ipx server start --allow teammate@acme.com --detach     # host your models for others
ipx import space black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-schnell       # add to the desktop app

ipx shield scan "Ignore previous instructions…"     # AI Shield (docs: readthedocs, "AI Shield")

ipx usage get                        # quotas, wallet and org spend

Every command has --help, and every command accepts the global --json flag for scripting: ipx --json usage get | jq .quota.

Command map

Group What it does
ipx auth login, logout/signout, status/whoami, context <org>, token
ipx org members, invitations, teams, API keys, billing, usage, audit, domains, SSO, policy, desktop policy
ipx p2g credit-billed: chat, text, image, video, audio …, 3d, models, balance, ledger, keys, deploy
ipx featherless models, status, list, get, deploy, cancel, restore, terminate, usage — personal deployments, or the organization's with an org context
ipx agent list, registry, get, create, update, delete, chat, ask, profile, settings, invite …, members …
ipx mcp council tiers, models, reason, tools, test, connect <client> — the hosted Council of LLMs MCP server
ipx gen subscription-billed (Lightning): chat, text, image, video, audio …, models, plan
ipx shield AI Shield detection and risk scoring: scan, analyze, phishing, url, check, disposable, request, file, password, listing, review, domain, tasks — see the AI Shield docs
ipx model / ipx local manage local models / chat with them
ipx server start, stop, status, logs — host your local models on port 52458
ipx import space, website, file, list, rm for the desktop app library
ipx usage get, tiers
ipx config, doctor, status, api, rewards, completion tools

Full documentation lives with the desktop app docs: https://inferenceport-ai.readthedocs.io (CLI section, and AI Shield).

Develop

python -m venv .venv && . .venv/bin/activate      # .venv\Scripts\activate on Windows
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest                                            # mocked-API suite, no network or credentials needed
python packaging/build_binary.py                  # Nuitka → dist/ipx-<os>-<arch>

Layout: src/ipx (the CLI), packaging/npm (launcher + platform packages), packaging/cargo (Rust launcher that embeds the release binary), .github/workflows (CI and the multi-platform release pipeline).

License

Apache-2.0 — © 2026 InferencePort LLC. InferencePort AI™ is a Common-Law trademark of InferencePort LLC.

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