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Agentfal cli

Skill SebastianBoehler/agent-cli-utils/skills/agentfal-cli

CLI utilities for AI agents - fast Go replacements for common Python tools

Install
npx -y skills add SebastianBoehler/agent-cli-utils --skill agentfal-cli

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Use the local `agentfal` CLI to submit, inspect, and cancel fal queue requests with structured output. Prefer it when an agent needs a thin wrapper around fal's queue API and env-based auth.

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AgentFal CLI

Use agentfal when a workflow needs a small deterministic wrapper around fal queue requests.

Invoke the Tool

Prefer the installed binary when it exists:

agentfal submit -model "$FAL_MODEL" -input payload.json

If working inside this repository or the binary is not installed, run:

go run ./cmd/agentfal -- submit -model "$FAL_MODEL" -input payload.json

Choose Flags

  • Use submit for new queue requests.
  • Use -input or -payload to pass JSON or YAML arguments.
  • Use status, result, or cancel with -request.
  • Use -logs on status when the queue endpoint supports log streaming in status responses.
  • Set FAL_KEY or FAL_API_KEY, FAL_MODEL, and optionally FAL_BASE_URL through the environment when possible.
  • Prefer -format json or -format yaml for downstream agent parsing.

Examples

Submit a request:

go run ./cmd/agentfal -- submit -payload '{"prompt":"hello"}'

Fetch request result:

go run ./cmd/agentfal -- result -request "$REQUEST_ID"

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