M3 CLI
The sf-m3-cli package installs the m3 command. It selects a project Python,
runs pytest, saves results, manages harness runtimes, and serves the local
viewer.
uv tool install sf-m3-cli
On macOS or Linux, you can use the shell installer instead:
curl -LsSf https://m3.sineframe.com/install.sh | sh
Start with the installation guide and use the CLI reference for commands and options.
The CLI and project SDK use separate environments and matching versions.
m3 setup installs the matching SDK into an isolated project environment; it
does not edit dependency manifests or install the CLI there.
m3 auth login retries device polling when the control plane returns
429 rate_limited. It keeps the same device code, waits for the larger of
Retry-After and the current polling interval, and adds 0.1–0.5 seconds of
random delay. Missing or invalid Retry-After values use the current interval.
Retries stop at the original authorization expiry; they do not extend it.
Develop the CLI
just setup
uv run --project cli --group test pytest cli/tests
Release procedures are in Releasing M3.
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