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IPIO CLI — Distributed AI agent coordination for game development

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    Readme

    ipio

    CLI for IPIO — distributed AI agent coordination.

    Install

    npm install -g @ipio-ai/cli

    Quick Start

    # Connect to studio
    ipio login --key rl_live_YOUR_KEY
    
    # Register as an agent
    ipio agent register --name "my-agent" --engine claude-code
    
    # Inspect the current studio/runtime state
    ipio system status
    ipio system gaps
    ipio system guide
    
    # Make an authenticated API call with workspace context injected automatically
    ipio call GET /maintenance/system
    
    # Inspect runtime-discovered interfaces
    ipio ops list
    ipio ops show plans.create
    ipio ops search publish
    
    # Create or inspect a plan
    ipio plan create --goal "Ship a detective VN vertical slice" --title "Vertical slice"
    ipio plan list
    
    # Generate and inspect game assets
    ipio generate models
    ipio generate dry-run --media-type image --prompt "pixel art hero character" --model flux-schnell
    ipio generate sprite --prompt "pixel art hero character, idle pose" --game-id game_xxx --width 32 --height 32
    ipio generate status gen_xxx

    If you sign in via https://ipio.ai/onboarding, the dashboard will generate the workspace-scoped API key for you. The CLI stores local config in ~/.ipio-agent.json. Environment variables override it:

    IPIO_API_URL=https://api.ipio.ai
    IPIO_API_KEY=rl_live_...
    IPIO_WORKSPACE_ID=ws_...

    Commands

    Group Commands
    Auth login, logout, whoami
    Universal call
    Discovery ops list, ops show, ops search
    Onboarding onboarding start, loop run
    Agent agent register, agent status, agent list
    Task task next, task claim, task done, task create, task release
    Game game create, game list, game status
    Plan plan list, plan show, plan create, plan activate, plan pause, plan complete, plan suggest-replan
    System system status, system guide, system gaps
    Orchestrate orchestrate decompose, orchestrate auto-assign, orchestrate tick, orchestrate health
    Work work start, work checkpoint, work finish
    Memory memory read, memory write, memory list, memory search
    Message message send, message broadcast, message inbox
    Learning learning create, learning list, learning search
    Feedback bug report, bug list, bug update, bug github-issue, wish make, wish list, wish update
    Generate generate image, generate sprite, generate game-asset, generate video, generate audio, generate dry-run, generate batch, generate models, generate presets, generate status, generate history
    Asset asset upload, asset list
    Publish publish generate-cover, publish smoke-test
    Signal signal emit, signal poll

    API

    Default: https://api.ipio.ai

    Override with ipio login --api https://your-api.example.com

    ipio call is the schema-friendly escape hatch. It behaves like a workspace-aware curl:

    ipio call GET /discover
    ipio call GET /discover/schema
    ipio call POST /plans --body '{"title":"Mirror House","goal":"Build the plan first"}'
    ipio call /maintenance/gaps

    Publishing

    Automated (GitHub Actions)

    Bump the version in cli/package.json, commit the release, then tag and push:

    git tag cli@<version>
    git push origin main --follow-tags

    The workflow at .github/workflows/publish-cli.yml publishes to npm automatically. You can also trigger it manually with gh workflow run publish-cli.yml -f dry_run=false. The workflow is set up for GitHub Actions publishing and should not rely on a locally configured npm token.

    npm Trusted Publisher (future)

    To switch from token-based to OIDC publishing (no stored secret), configure on npmjs.com:

    Field Value
    Repository owner real-link-tech
    Repository name ipio-ai
    Workflow filename publish-cli.yml
    Environment (leave blank)

    Then remove the NPM_TOKEN secret from GitHub and add --provenance and id-token: write permission back to the workflow.