rock-kb 0.1.2

Thin CLI client for the public Rock RMS agent knowledge base.

rock-kb

Thin terminal client for the public Rock RMS agent knowledge base.

Quick Start

The published client is available from PyPI as rock-kb.

For one-off use, run it with uvx. uvx is part of the uv Python toolchain; it downloads or reuses a cached copy of the package and runs the command in an isolated environment.

Check whether uvx is installed:

uvx --version

If it is missing, install uv:

curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

Or on macOS with Homebrew:

brew install uv

Then run a smoke test:

uvx rock-kb search "check-in labels not printing"

Common commands:

uvx rock-kb get check-in
uvx rock-kb claims workflows --min-tier source_backed
uvx rock-kb model-map list
uvx rock-kb model group
uvx rock-kb dashboard
uvx rock-kb mcp-config

For repeated use on a server or agent host, install the CLI permanently:

uv tool install rock-kb
rock-kb search "check-in labels not printing"
rock-kb mcp-config

rock-kb mcp-config prints the hosted HTTP MCP config. It does not start a local server.

To test unreleased client changes directly from GitHub, use:

uvx --from 'git+https://github.com/ONE-ALL-Church/rock-agent-kb#subdirectory=clients/python' rock-kb search "check-in labels not printing"

From a local rock-agent-kb checkout:

uv run --project clients/python rock-kb search "check-in labels not printing"
uv run --project clients/python rock-kb model-map list
uv run --project clients/python rock-kb model group --fields identity,required,relationships,diffs
uv run --project clients/python rock-kb model group --property Members
uv run --project clients/python rock-kb validate bundle.jsonl
ROCK_KB_TOKEN=<issued-token> uv run --project clients/python rock-kb auth-check --org <org-id>
ROCK_KB_TOKEN=<issued-token> uv run --project clients/python rock-kb submit bundle.jsonl --dry-run
ROCK_KB_TOKEN=<issued-token> uv run --project clients/python rock-kb submit bundle.jsonl

Set ROCK_KB_URL to point at a staging service. Set ROCK_KB_TOKEN when submitting bundles. rock-kb submit infers --org from the bundle when all rows use the same org_id.

Secret-file usage is also supported, which is often easier for hosted agents:

rock-kb auth-check --org <org-id> --token-file /run/secrets/rock-kb-token
rock-kb submit bundle.jsonl --token-file /run/secrets/rock-kb-token --dry-run
rock-kb submit bundle.jsonl --token-file /run/secrets/rock-kb-token

Hosted submission is token-gated per organization. If rock-kb submit reports that ROCK_KB_TOKEN is required, ask a Rock KB maintainer to issue a token for the reviewed orgs/<org-id>.yaml registration. Store the token in an environment variable, CI/app secret, mounted secret file, or local secret store such as macOS Keychain; do not save it in repo files.