sphinx-ai-cli 1.1.0

🚀 Quick Start

# Start Sphinx CLI (interactive mode by default)
sphinx-cli

🎨 Interactive Mode (Default)

Running sphinx-cli starts an interactive terminal-based chat interface similar to Claude Code or Cursor agent:

Features:

• Notebook Selection: Automatically scans your directory for .ipynb files and lets you choose one
• Notebook Creation: Prompts to create a new notebook if none are found in your directory
• Beautiful UI: Clean terminal interface with minimal design
• Thinking Indicators: Shows cycling verbs in dim cyan while Sphinx processes (Thinking, Analyzing, Processing, Debugging, etc.)
• Conversational Chat: Type natural language prompts and get responses
• Real-time Feedback: See processing status with animated indicators

Usage:

# Start interactive mode (default - will prompt for notebook selection or creation)
sphinx-cli

# Start with a specific notebook (creates it if it doesn't exist)
sphinx-cli --notebook-filepath ./my-notebook.ipynb

# Use with existing Jupyter server
sphinx-cli --jupyter-server-url http://localhost:8888 --jupyter-server-token your_token

In Interactive Mode:

• Type your questions naturally at the > prompt
• See real-time thinking indicators while Sphinx works
• Type exit to end the session
• Press Ctrl+C to interrupt at any time

📋 Commands

• sphinx-cli - Start interactive chat mode (default)
• sphinx-cli login - Authenticate with Sphinx (opens web browser)
• sphinx-cli logout - Clear stored authentication tokens
• sphinx-cli status - Check authentication status
• sphinx-cli chat --notebook-filepath <path> --prompt <prompt> - Run a single non-interactive chat