The package contains the CLI for Firebase Genkit, an open source framework with rich local tooling to help app developers build, test, deploy, and monitor AI-powered features for their apps with confidence. Genkit is built by Firebase, Google's app development platform that is trusted by millions of businesses around the world.
Review the documentation for details and samples.
To install the CLI:
npm i -g genkit
Available commands:
init [options]
initialize a project directory with Genkit
start [options]
run the app in dev mode and start a Developer UI
flow:run [options] <flowName> [data]
run a flow using provided data as input
flow:batchRun [options] <flowName> <inputFileName>
batch run a flow using provided set of data from a file as input
flow:resume <flowName> <flowId> <data>
resume an interrupted flow (experimental)
eval:extractData [options] <flowName>
extract evaludation data for a given flow from the trace store
eval:run [options] <dataset>
evaluate provided dataset against configured evaluators
eval:flow [options] <flowName> [data]
evaluate a flow against configured evaluators using provided data as input
config
set development environment configuration
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