This project is archived and no longer maintained. These docs stay available as a reference. The code stays available under its original license.
What I build now:
- Kubmin — per-workload cost, efficiency, and SCI/SEI intelligence for Kubernetes
- infai — a terminal control plane for local LLM inference: one profile shape for llama.cpp and vLLM, many models at once, live tokens/sec plus CPU/RAM/VRAM telemetry, hardware fit checks before launch
- infaiw — a daemon-based agent harness: sessions keep running after you close the terminal, sidecar loops must pass an acceptance check before reporting back, every event lands on a durable branchable timeline, and approvals wait for you
Want to take over maintenance of kli? If you still depend on it and would like to become the maintainer, reach out on Discord or open an issue.
Getting Started
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Installation & Uninstallation Instructions
kli
Lets begin with installation of the tools their are various method
Single command method
Install
Steps to Install kli cli tool
curl -sfL https://get.kli.ksctl.com | python3 -
Uninstall
Steps to Uninstall Ksctl cli tool
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ksctl/kli/main/scripts/uninstall.sh)
zsh <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ksctl/kli/main/scripts/uninstall.sh)
From Source Code
Caution!
Under-Development binaries
Note
The Binaries to testing ksctl cli is available in ksctl/cli repo
make install_linux
# macOS on M1
make install_macos
# macOS on INTEL
make install_macos_intel
# For uninstalling
make uninstall
Configure Ksctl CLI
Configure
Steps to Configure Ksctl cli tool
kli configure cloud # To configure cloud
kli configure storage # To configure storage
How to start with cli
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