4RGED CLI

Agents that speak shell.

Install once. Run from any repo. Stream output your scripts can parse and your CI can gate on — same agent brain as the IDE, zero browser required.

$curl -fsSL https://4rged.app/cli | sh
4RGED CLI - managed terminal session

Route to the right model

Frontier models from your policy — switched with a flag or slash command, not a settings panel.

Interactive demo showing model routing via the 4RGED CLI.

Use in your preferred editor

Run from the terminal panel in VS Code, JetBrains, or any shell you already live in.

Interactive demo showing the 4RGED CLI inside an editor terminal panel.

Write scripts that scale

Nightly doc updates, security reviews, and CI gates — same CLI, promoted to GitHub Actions or Make.

Interactive demo showing GitHub Actions workflow steps powered by the 4RGED CLI.

When the terminal is home

Quick local runs

Spike fixes, debug failures, and trial new ideas without leaving your checkout.

Built for engineers who live in bash — and for pipelines that only trust exit codes.

Terminal-first agents

Install once. Run from any repo. Stream output your scripts can parse and your CI can gate on — same agent brain as the IDE, zero browser required.

Route to the right model

Frontier models from your policy — switched with a flag or slash command, not a settings panel.

Stream

Stdout you can use

Emit structured logs and events to stdout or a file — output your Makefile steps and CI parsers already know how to read.

  • Surface a run ID and artifact path for CI. Let merge gates evaluate real output — not vibes.
  • Same model routing and tool boundaries — just invoked with flags instead of clicks.

Use in your preferred editor

Run from the terminal panel in VS Code, JetBrains, or any shell you already live in.

Install

One line in

One curl to install, one login to auth, then run from whatever directory you're in.

  • Codify an audit or refactor as a shared CLI command — checked into the repo, documented, and runnable by anyone on the team.
  • Spike fixes, debug failures, and trial new ideas without leaving your checkout.

Agents that speak shell.

If it fits in a Makefile, it fits here.

Structured logs, run IDs, exit codes — agent work that behaves like every other command your pipeline already trusts.

Terminal-first agents

Agents that speak shell.

Install once. Run from any repo. Stream output your scripts can parse and your CI can gate on — same agent brain as the IDE, zero browser required.

  • shone install, any directory
  • CIoutput built for pipes and gates
  • repocontext from where you stand

Write scripts that scale

Nightly doc updates, security reviews, and CI gates — same CLI, promoted to GitHub Actions or Make.

Run

Flags, not forms

Prompt, files, tools, model policy — passed the way engineers expect.

  • If it fits in a Makefile, it fits here.
  • Structured logs, run IDs, exit codes — agent work that behaves like every other command your pipeline already trusts.

Team scripts

Codify an audit or refactor as a shared CLI command — checked into the repo, documented, and runnable by anyone on the team.

Install

One line in

One curl to install, one login to auth, then run from whatever directory you're in.

  • sh — one install, any directory
  • CI — output built for pipes and gates
  • repo — context from where you stand

Install. Run. Pipe. Repeat.

Install. Run. Pipe. Repeat.

Agent runtime with a stdin/stdout interface.

Full policy, terminal face

Same model routing and tool boundaries — just invoked with flags instead of clicks.

Flags, not forms

Prompt, files, tools, model policy — passed the way engineers expect.

Pipeline steps

Surface a run ID and artifact path for CI. Let merge gates evaluate real output — not vibes.

Stream

Stdout you can use

Emit structured logs and events to stdout or a file — output your Makefile steps and CI parsers already know how to read.

  • Install. Run. Pipe. Repeat.
  • Agent runtime with a stdin/stdout interface.

Promote the winner

That useful one-off becomes a nightly job or a GitHub Action — same setup, no rewrite.

Full policy, terminal face

Flags, not forms

Prompt, files, tools, model policy — passed the way engineers expect.

  • Same model routing and tool boundaries — just invoked with flags instead of clicks.
  • Spike fixes, debug failures, and trial new ideas without leaving your checkout.

Learn more

Install and authenticate

One-line install, device login, and API keys for terminal-first runs.

GitHub Actions and CI

Integrate 4RGED CLI with pipelines for automated review and doc updates.