TaskForceAI CLI

Name: TaskForceAI
Author: TaskForceAI

Manage TaskForceAI from your terminal with prompts, streaming runs, local history, and mock-server workflows.

For the complete reference—including controls, slash commands, local persistence, telemetry, MCP support, and development workflow—see the CLI README.

Installation

The CLI works on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

macOS, Linux, and WSL

curl -fsSL https://taskforceai.chat/install.sh | bash

Homebrew

brew install ClayWarren/taskforceai/taskforceai-cli

Windows PowerShell

irm https://taskforceai.chat/install.ps1 | iex

Windows Command Prompt

curl -fsSL https://taskforceai.chat/install.cmd -o install.cmd
install.cmd
del install.cmd

Quick Start

Launch the interactive terminal interface:

taskforceai

Run a single prompt:

taskforceai --prompt "Explain quantum computing" --output-format text

Run headless Agent Teams, Computer Use, image, or video prompts through the shared app-server runtime:

taskforceai --prompt "research today's AI news" --agent-teams --agent-count 4 --output-format streaming-json
taskforceai --prompt "take one screenshot and describe it" --computer-use --output-format streaming-json
taskforceai --prompt "create an image of a launch control room" --output-format streaming-json
taskforceai --prompt "generate a two second video of a red circle moving left to right" --output-format streaming-json

Mock Server

To test local CLI workflows without hosted credentials, start the mock server:

taskforceai --mock

The server runs locally at http://localhost:4321/api/v1/developer.

Updates

taskforceai update check
taskforceai update
taskforceai update apply