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@agentkitai/agentkit-cli

Unified CLI for the AgentKit ecosystem — manage all your AI agent services from one tool

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⚡ AgentKit CLI

Unified CLI for the AgentKit ecosystem
Manage all your AI agent services from one tool.

npm version License: MIT CI

Quick Start

npx @agentkitai/agentkit-cli init

This creates an agentkit.config.yaml in your project, sets up docker-compose.yaml, and scaffolds your workspace.

Commands

agentkit init

Interactive project setup. Asks for project name, language (TypeScript/Python), and which services to enable.

$ agentkit init
? Project name: my-agent
? Language: typescript
? Enable AgentLens? yes
? Enable Lore? yes
...
✅ Project initialized!

agentkit status

Show the status of all configured services.

$ agentkit status
Service        | Status     | Port  | Version
---------------|------------|-------|--------
agentlens      | ✅ running | 3000  | 1.2.0
lore           | ❌ down    | 3001  | -
agenteval      | ⚪ disabled | -     | -

Options:

  • -c, --config <path> — Config file path (auto-detected if omitted)
  • -t, --timeout <ms> — Connection timeout (default: 3000)
  • -w, --watch [seconds] — Live-refresh the table every N seconds (default 2; Ctrl+C to exit)

agentkit up / down / logs

Thin wrappers around docker compose in your stack directory (they do not reimplement an orchestrator):

$ agentkit up --profile minimal     # docker compose --profile minimal up -d
$ agentkit logs -f lore             # docker compose logs -f lore
$ agentkit down -v                  # docker compose down -v  (removes volumes)

Options:

  • up: -p, --profile <name> (minimal | governance | full), --no-detach
  • down: -v, --volumes (also remove volumes)
  • logs [service]: -f, --follow
  • all: -c, --config <path> (locates the stack's docker-compose.yml)

agentkit doctor

Run diagnostic checks on your setup.

$ agentkit doctor
✅ Config file
✅ Docker daemon
✅ agentlens container
❌ lore health → Check logs with `docker compose logs lore`

Options:

  • -c, --config <path> — Config file path (auto-detected if omitted)
  • -t, --timeout <ms> — Connection timeout (default: 3000)

Configuration

The agentkit.config.yaml file:

projectName: my-agent
language: typescript
services:
  agentlens:
    enabled: true
    port: 3000
  lore:
    enabled: true
    port: 3001
  agentgate:
    enabled: false
  formbridge:
    enabled: false
  agenteval:
    enabled: false

Schema

FieldTypeDescription
projectNamestringProject name (required)
language"typescript" | "python"Project language
services.<name>.enabledbooleanWhether the service is active
services.<name>.portnumberOverride default port
services.<name>.versionstringPin a specific version

Supported Services

ServiceDefault PortDescription
AgentLens3000Observability and monitoring for AI agents
Lore3001Knowledge management and RAG pipeline
AgentGate3002API gateway and rate limiting
FormBridge3003Form generation and data collection
AgentEvalEvaluation and benchmarking (CLI-only)

Config Auto-Discovery

When you run status or doctor without --config, the CLI walks up the directory tree (up to 10 levels) looking for agentkit.config.yaml. If none is found, it prints:

No agentkit.config.yaml found. Run `agentkit init` to get started.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Fork the repo, make your changes, and open a pull request. For major changes, open an issue first to discuss what you'd like to change.

🧰 AgentKit Ecosystem

ProjectDescription
AgentLensObservability & audit trail for AI agents
LoreCross-agent memory and lesson sharing
AgentGateHuman-in-the-loop approval gateway
FormBridgeAgent-human mixed-mode forms
AgentEvalTesting & evaluation framework
agentkit-cliUnified CLI orchestrator⬅️ you are here

License

MIT © Amit Paz

Keywords

agentkit

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Package last updated on 26 Jun 2026

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