AI Platform CLI

AI Platform CLI lets you view and manage skills, agents, and automations by entering commands in a terminal. Sign in with the account you use in your browser, then run commands using aipctl.

Use it to download skill files to your PC, change agent settings, or put recurring queries into scripts. You can also connect a PC tunnel.

Get started

If this is your first time, follow Installation and sign-in. These steps take you through your first skill list query.

Install the CLI — Set up Node.js and install the CLI.
Sign in — Set the service URL and sign in through your browser.
Run your first command — List the skills in the organization you selected when signing in.

Once you have installed the CLI and signed in, find your task below. To connect your PC, go to Connect a PC tunnel.

Find available commands

Use --help or -h to see the commands available to you.


aipctl --help

Add --help after a command or group to see its subcommands and options.


# View skill commands
aipctl skill --help
 
# View inputs and options for downloading a skill
aipctl skill download --help

See the Command reference for input formats and details.

What you can do with the CLI

Your task	Where to start
Find, download, or upload skills	Lists, details, library, uploads, and downloads
Import and update organization skills from GitHub	Import from GitHub and apply changes
View, create, and edit agent settings	View, create, and enable agents
Manage automation settings and execution history	View, create, update, and enable automations
Check files, conversations, integrations, and models	Resource queries and folder management
Manage organizations and check usage	Organizations and usage
Connect your PC	Connect a PC tunnel
Use JSON lists in other tasks	Scripts and list queries

Before you begin

Commands use your signed-in account and selected organization. You can access data and perform tasks within the permissions granted to your account. If you belong to several organizations, check that you have selected the right one. Managing shared organization skills or agents requires a role such as AI Operator that permits the task. If you receive a permission error, contact your organization administrator.
Choose the command for your task. For example, aipctl model list shows available models, and aipctl chat list shows your conversations. These commands do not run a model or send a new message. Use the feature guides or Command reference to find the task you need.
Available features can vary with your installed version and your organization’s service environment. If you cannot find a command from this guide, check your version with aipctl --version and the available commands with aipctl --help. If a command exists but execution is rejected, read the error details. Limitations and troubleshooting explains what to check for each situation.

Read command examples


aipctl skill get SKILL_ID

Replace uppercase placeholders such as SKILL_ID with your own values. In this example, use an ID from the skill list. Put names or sentences containing spaces in quotation marks.

Copy a command from a code block, paste it into your terminal, and press Enter. When a block contains several commands, run one line at a time and check the result before continuing.