Autopilot CLI

Autopilot CLI#

Overview#

In autopilot package, we wrap various functionalities into a CLI interface. This CLI is designed to be user-friendly and easy to use. It is the primary way to interact with the application and used to manage the application’s configuration, data, and operations.

Commands#

Run Management#

  • Start a new autopilot run

autopilot run [-t --terminal] [-m --model] [-f --task-file] [-e --eval-script]

-t --terminal: whether to create a new tab to showcase the actions taken by the agent in the terminal. -m --model: the model to use for the autopilot run. This will be the name of the model in the configuration file. -f --task-file: the path to the task file to use for the autopilot run. The task file should follow terminal-bench format. -e --eval-script: the path to the evaluation script to use for the autopilot run after performing the task. This is used together with the -f --task-file flag.

Some more arguments can be found via autopilot run --help.

  • List all autopilot runs

autopilot list

This will list all the tmux sessions that are running autopilot.

  • Kill autopilot runs

autopilot run kill [-i --id] [-a --all]

-i --id: the id of the autopilot run to kill. This is the id of the tmux session. -a --all: whether to kill all autopilot runs. This cannot be used together with the -i --id flag.

Manage configuration#

You can use the following commands to manage the configuration file.

# initialize the configuration file
autopilot config init

# view the configuration file
autopilot config view

# edit the configuration file
autopilot config edit

# update the configuration file with the latest tool list
autopilot config update

Please note that autopilot config init will create a new configuration file only when there is no configuration file found. The configuration file is placed at ~/.config/autopilot/config.yaml.

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