Chainabit CLI ​

chainabit is the terminal control plane for Chainabit.

Install it once and you can:

• sign in with browser/device flow for humans or time-bounded developer tokens for CI
• pin a workspace and inspect the current context
• manage chainies, chains, bits, and contribution graphs
• run AI sessions, analyses, suggestions, and Chao conversations
• discover, install, authenticate, and execute connectors
• script repeatable workflows with --json

Why Install It ​

• Developers get a fast shell for the most common Chainabit workflows.
• Researchers can inspect data, run analyses, and export structured output.
• Automation jobs can authenticate and act without needing a browser UI login form.

Start Here ​

1. Installation
2. Usage Guide
3. Configuration
4. Command Reference
5. Connectors CLI

Quick Tour ​

chainabit auth login
chainabit workspace use ws_123
chainabit chainy list
chainabit ai session create --title "Weekly review"
chainabit connectors list --category productivity
chainabit connectors exec inst_123 send_message --input '{"channel":"#general","text":"Hello"}'

Secure By Default ​

• Interactive sign-in defaults to browser or device authorization.
• Non-interactive sign-in should use developer tokens and exchange them through chainabit auth login --token-env ....
• Connector secrets should also come from stdin, env vars, or files instead of raw command-line arguments.
• Local runs prefer .env.local and production runs prefer .env.production; --env-file or CHAINABIT_ENV_FILE can still override that choice explicitly.

Package Alias ​

The package installs two command names:

• chainabit
• cb