@solenai/cli
Advanced tools
Command-line interface for the Solen Agent API v1.
npm install -g @solenai/cli
Or run without installing:
npx @solenai/cli login
npx @solenai/cli create "a todo app with auth"
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
solen login | Store API key in ~/.solen/config.json |
solen create "<prompt>" | Create a project (--draft to skip auto-deploy) |
solen deploy <project-id> | Trigger a deploy |
solen status <project-id> | Show project JSON (status, URL, last run) |
solen logs <project-id> | Latest run logs (streams SSE if still running) |
solen rollback <project-id> | Roll back to last good (needs rollback scope) |
Use solen login --url https://your-api.example.com for self-hosted Omni.
Publish @solenai/sdk first, then @solenai/cli (npm publish --access public). See your product API documentation for maintainer steps.
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CLI for Solen - create projects, deploy, status, logs, rollback
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