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CLI Commands Overview

NikCLI provides 144 interactive slash commands organized into functional categories. All commands are prefixed with / and can be used in the interactive CLI session.

Quick Reference

Command Categories

🏠 System Commands

Core system operations and information.

🤖 AI Model Management

Configure and manage AI models and providers.

âš™ī¸ Configuration

System configuration and environment management.

đŸ‘Ĩ Agent Management

Control AI agents and autonomous execution.

📋 Planning & Todo Management

Task planning and execution tracking.

🔒 Security Commands

Security settings and approval management.

📁 File Operations

File system operations and content management.

đŸ’ģ Terminal Operations

Command execution and process management.

đŸ—ī¸ Project Operations

Build, test, and project management commands.

đŸ–Ĩī¸ Virtual Machine Operations

Container and VM management for isolated development.

🎨 Vision & Image Operations

Image analysis and generation capabilities.

🌐 Web3 & Blockchain Operations

Blockchain interactions and DeFi operations.

🔍 Diagnostics & Monitoring

System diagnostics and health monitoring.

🧠 Memory & Context Management

Memory operations and context management.

📸 Snapshot Management

State snapshots and restoration.

🎨 Figma Integration

Figma design tool integration.

đŸ’ŧ Session Management

Work session and state management.

â†Šī¸ Edit History

Undo/redo and edit history management.

🔄 Background Agents

Background job management (via nikctl integration).

🌐 Web Browsing

Automated web browsing and interaction.

📋 Blueprint Management

Code blueprints and templates.

🔄 Streaming & Output

Output formatting and streaming control.

Usage Examples

Basic Workflow

Development Workflow

Web3 Development

Command Aliases

Many commands have shorter aliases for convenience:
  • /q → /quit
  • /h → /help
  • /ls → /list
  • /sh → /run
  • /diag → /diagnostic
  • /snap → /snapshot

Getting Help

  • Use /help for comprehensive command reference
  • Use /help [command] for specific command help
  • Use /debug to troubleshoot issues
  • Use /status to check system health

Prerequisites

Some commands require additional setup:
  • Web3 commands: Require wallet configuration and API keys
  • Figma commands: Require Figma access token
  • Background agents: Require nikd daemon running
  • VM commands: Require Docker installation
  • Image commands: Require vision model access
For detailed setup instructions, see the Configuration Guide.