CLI agent-readable instructions

The public CLI beta gives developers and agents a local command surface for PCD files, evidence, and candidate outputs.

  • Install: curl -fsSL https://brik64.com/cli/install.sh | bash
  • Verify: Run brik64 help, brik64 version, and brik64 --version after install.
  • Diagnose: Use brik64 doctor to inspect local environment and command readiness.
  • Availability: macOS and Linux beta packages are documented for the local workflow. Windows is not published in beta.

CLI

Install the local beta and run brik64.

The public CLI beta gives developers and agents a local command surface for PCD files, evidence, and candidate outputs.

Local Command Surface

Use the CLI to create local review state before shared platform work.

The installer, command name, and availability text follow the current public docs.

Install And Verify

Install the beta, then confirm the command surface.

Run the public installer from the docs and verify the installed CLI before using project commands.

public beta

Install

curl -fsSL https://brik64.com/cli/install.sh | bash

Verify

Run brik64 help, brik64 version, and brik64 --version after install.

Diagnose

Use brik64 doctor to inspect local environment and command readiness.

Availability: macOS and Linux beta packages are documented for the local workflow. Windows is not published in beta.

Command Families

The useful CLI surface is small enough to remember.

Use the installed help output as the authority for exact flags in your local version.

local workflow

Project setup

brik64 init creates local BRIK64 workspace state.

Local evidence

brik64 certify, brik64 verify, and brik64 explain inspect scoped artifacts.

Candidate output

brik64 emit can generate supported candidate outputs and tests.

Health checks

brik64 doctor and brik64 errors status help debug local setup.

Generation, polymerization, update, engine, and skill-management commands are public only when the installed help lists them.

Start with a local .brik workspace.

Install the beta CLI, verify brik64, then initialize the repository workflow from your shell.