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@agentgate/cli
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Command-line interface for AgentGate approval management.
pnpm add -g @agentgate/cli
# Show current configuration
agentgate config show
# Set server URL
agentgate config set serverUrl http://localhost:3000
# Set API key
agentgate config set apiKey your-api-key
# Set output format (json, table, plain)
agentgate config set outputFormat table
# Show config file path
agentgate config path
# Create a simple request
agentgate request send_email
# Create a request with parameters
agentgate request transfer_funds -p '{"amount": 1000, "to": "user@example.com"}'
# Create an urgent request
agentgate request deploy_production -u critical
# Get status of a specific request
agentgate status <request-id>
# List all requests
agentgate list
# List pending requests
agentgate list -s pending
# List with pagination
agentgate list -l 10 -o 20
# Approve a request
agentgate approve <request-id>
# Approve with reason
agentgate approve <request-id> -r "Looks good"
# Deny a request
agentgate deny <request-id>
# Deny with reason
agentgate deny <request-id> -r "Not authorized"
All commands support --json flag for JSON output:
agentgate list --json
agentgate status <request-id> --json
Configuration is stored in ~/.agentgate/config.json:
{
"serverUrl": "http://localhost:3000",
"apiKey": "your-api-key",
"timeout": 30000,
"outputFormat": "table"
}
The CLI can also be used programmatically:
import { ApiClient, loadConfig } from '@agentgate/cli';
const client = new ApiClient();
const requests = await client.listRequests({ status: 'pending' });
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CLI for AgentGate approval management
We found that @agentgate/cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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