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Nasiko CLI Overview

The Nasiko CLI helps you authenticate, manage clusters, deploy agents, connect GitHub and n8n, run search and observability commands, and operate local/dev infrastructure.

Install​

Install from PyPI:

pip install nasiko

Note: the CLI code in this repository defines the project name as nasiko-cli in pyproject.toml, but the executable command is nasiko.

After install, confirm the command is available:

nasiko --version

Global command shape​

nasiko [global options] <command or group> [subcommand] [options]

Global options:

  • --version: print CLI version and exit
  • --cluster, -n: set the cluster name for this invocation

Top-level commands​

  • nasiko use
  • nasiko current
  • nasiko init
  • nasiko docs
  • nasiko list-clusters

Command groups​

  • nasiko auth ...
  • nasiko cluster ...
  • nasiko setup ...
  • nasiko github ...
  • nasiko agent ...
  • nasiko n8n ...
  • nasiko chat ...
  • nasiko search ...
  • nasiko observe ...
  • nasiko access ...
  • nasiko user ...
  • nasiko local ...
  • nasiko images ...

Quick start​

  1. Bootstrap or connect your platform (see CLI Setup and Local Operations for full command options):
nasiko setup bootstrap --help
# or
nasiko cluster bootstrap --help
  1. Log in:
nasiko auth login --access-key <ACCESS_KEY> --access-secret <ACCESS_SECRET>
  1. Verify auth:
nasiko auth status
nasiko current
  1. List available agents:
nasiko agent list
  1. Deploy an agent from a directory:
nasiko agent deploy ./path/to/agent --name my-agent

Where values come from​

At startup, the CLI loads environment files in this order (first match wins unless --config is passed):

  1. --config / -c path
  2. .nasiko-local.env
  3. .nasiko.env
  4. .nasiko-aws.env
  5. .nasiko-do.env
  6. .env

See CLI Auth and Configuration for details.