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Sim Studio

A command-line interface for Sim Studio - a powerful, user-friendly platform for building, testing, and optimizing agentic workflows.

Installation

npm install -g simstudio

Or run directly with npx:

npx simstudio

Quick Start

The fastest way to get started is to run:

npx simstudio start

This will download and start a standalone version of Sim Studio, with all data stored in your browser's localStorage. No database or authentication required!

Usage

Start Sim Studio

Start a local instance of Sim Studio:

simstudio start

Options:

--port <port> - Specify the port to run on (default: 3000)
--debug - Run in debug mode

Help

Get help with available commands:

simstudio --help

Features

Local Storage Mode: All your workflows and settings are stored in your browser's localStorage, no database required
Workflow Builder: Create and edit workflows with a visual editor
Workflow Execution: Run workflows and see the results in real-time
Environment Variables: Manage environment variables for your workflows

How It Works

When you run simstudio start, the CLI will:

Check if you're in a Sim Studio project directory
If not, download and extract a standalone version of Sim Studio
Start a local server with the standalone app
Open a browser window to the Sim Studio UI

All your data is stored in your browser's localStorage, so you can close the app and come back later without losing your work.

Development

To contribute to the development of Sim Studio:

Clone the repository
Install dependencies with npm install
Build the CLI with npm run build
Link the CLI for local development with npm link

License

MIT