@archstone/cli
Advanced tools
CLI (#1): archstone apply — wires the pipeline (parse -> validate -> IR -> runtime).
The archstone command — compiles a Capability Definition Language (CDL) manifest to a
target-agnostic IR and serves it as MCP tools an AI agent can call.
Part of Archstone, an open-source Capability Platform: a company describes what it can do in CDL (business only, no integration code); Archstone compiles that to IR; an emitter turns the IR into tools an agent can discover and call.
npm install -g @archstone/cli
# Compile a manifest: parse -> validate -> lower to IR, print a human report
archstone apply path/to/manifest
# Serve the compiled tools to an AI agent as MCP over stdio
archstone serve path/to/manifest
# Replay a binding's golden fixture against the live backend; detect provider drift
archstone verify path/to/manifest
A manifest directory contains capabilities.yaml, *.capability.yaml, *.resource.yaml,
and bindings/*.binding.yaml — see the
main repository README and
examples/manifests/ for the full format and worked examples.
Apache-2.0
FAQs
Archstone CLI — compile a business capability definition (CDL) into tools an AI agent can call: apply, build, serve over MCP, and verify against the live backend.
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