terse-cli 0.1.9

Python CLI for scaffolding and managing Terse projects.

terse-cli

Python CLI for scaffolding, generating, testing, and deploying Terse jobs.

Installation

Install the CLI itself with pipx:

pipx install terse-cli

The CLI installs the published terse-sdk automatically.

Don't have pipx? Install it first:

# macOS
brew install pipx && pipx ensurepath

# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt install pipx && pipx ensurepath

# Generic
python3 -m pip install --user pipx && python3 -m pipx ensurepath

Then restart your shell.

Prerequisites

• Python >=3.11
• uv for scaffolded project dependency management and local commands

pipx install terse-cli gives you the terse command, but generated Terse Python projects still expect uv to be available on your PATH for commands like uv sync and uv run.

If you do not already have uv, install it from the official Astral instructions. For example on macOS:

brew install uv

Quick Start

terse init my-terse-job
cd my-terse-job
uv sync
terse test

If terse init could not install dependencies automatically, install uv if needed and rerun:

uv sync

If you connect integrations later, regenerate the project helpers:

terse generate

Commands

• terse init [PROJECT_NAME]
• terse generate
• terse integrate
• terse test [JOB_NAME]
• terse deploy

Supported Generated Helpers

The current Python codegen surface is:

• Schedule.cron(...)
• Attio.skill(...)
• Snowflake.skill(...)
• deterministic wrappers on agent.tools.attio and agent.tools.snowflake

terse generate writes these helpers into src/terse_generated.py inside your project.

For example, after generating Snowflake helpers and registering skills=[Snowflake.skill()], a job can call:

from terse_sdk import CronJobInputEvent
from terse_generated import TerseAgent

def handle(event: CronJobInputEvent, agent: TerseAgent) -> None:
    result = agent.tools.snowflake.execute_query(query="select current_date()")
    print(result.rowCount)

Environment Variables

• TERSE_API_KEY: required for terse generate, terse deploy, and any agent/tool calls made by your job

Typical Workflow

terse init my-terse-job
cd my-terse-job
uv sync
terse test
terse deploy

Source

• Homepage: useterse.ai