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Command Line Interface

The Agentium CLI provides tools for developing, testing, and publishing agents from your terminal.

Installation

Install the CLI globally via npm.

npm install -g @agentium/cli

After installation, authenticate with your API key:

agentium login

This stores your credentials at ~/.agentium/config.json. Verify with agentium whoami.

Commands

initInitialize a new agent project with an agentium
publishValidate, build, and publish the agent to the Agentium registry
executeExecute an agent locally or remotely for testing
logsView execution logs for a published agent
trustView the trust score breakdown for an agent, including all six dimensions and the letter grade
statusCheck the status of the Agentium platform, your published agents, and active executions
agentium init

Initialize a new agent project with an agentium.yaml template and directory structure.

Usage
agentium init [name]
Flags
--template, -tUse a starter template (python, node, rust)
--directory, -dTarget directory (defaults to current)
Example
# Create a new Python agent
agentium init my-agent --template python

# Initialize in current directory
agentium init
agentium publish

Validate, build, and publish the agent to the Agentium registry. Runs guardrail checks automatically.

Usage
agentium publish
Flags
--dry-runValidate and build without publishing
--tag, -tAdd a release tag (e.g., latest, beta)
--message, -mRelease notes for this version
Example
# Publish with release notes
agentium publish -m 'Added chart generation'

# Dry run to test without publishing
agentium publish --dry-run
agentium execute

Execute an agent locally or remotely for testing. Displays output, cost, and trust grade.

Usage
agentium execute <agent-id> [input]
Flags
--input, -iInput JSON string or file path
--stream, -sStream output in real-time
--local, -lRun locally instead of remotely
--verbose, -vShow execution metadata and timing
Example
# Execute with inline input
agentium execute agt_abc123 -i '{"query": "Analyze Q4"}'

# Stream output
agentium execute agt_abc123 -i input.json --stream
agentium logs

View execution logs for a published agent. Filter by time range, status, or execution ID.

Usage
agentium logs [agent-id]
Flags
--follow, -fStream logs in real-time
--sinceShow logs since timestamp (e.g., 1h, 24h)
--statusFilter by status (success, failed, timeout)
--limit, -nNumber of log entries (default: 50)
Example
# Follow live logs
agentium logs agt_abc123 --follow

# Last hour, failures only
agentium logs agt_abc123 --since 1h --status failed
agentium trust

View the trust score breakdown for an agent, including all six dimensions and the letter grade.

Usage
agentium trust <agent-id>
Flags
--jsonOutput as JSON
--history, -hShow trust score history
Example
# View trust breakdown
agentium trust agt_abc123

# Output: Score: 892/1000 (AA)
#   Quality:            910  (25%)
#   Safety:             880  (25%)
#   Reliability:        920  (20%)
#   Cost Predictability: 850  (10%)
#   Performance:        870  (10%)
#   Creator Trust:      840  (10%)
agentium status

Check the status of the Agentium platform, your published agents, and active executions.

Usage
agentium status
Flags
--agent, -aCheck status of a specific agent
--jsonOutput as JSON
Example
# Platform and agent status
agentium status

# Output:
#   Platform:    operational
#   Agents:      3 published, 1 draft
#   Executions:  142 today (99.3% success)
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