Turn your product into a CLI, and agents into customers
Okibi generates a CLI from your product, so agents can use it fully on their own.
Try it live
Paste a repo. Okibi reads the code and drafts your CLI live, commands you can try in a real terminal. Like what you see? Generate it for real.
Generated, then actually run
Okibi drafts your command set, you steer it, and every command it builds gets executed and checked. This is the CLI that comes out.
Agents don’t have a good way to use your product.
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-mcpa few tools can’t do the job, too many and it grabs the wrong one
-apiit builds every call from scratch, and sometimes builds it wrong
+clievery command is already built, so it works right every time
The best companies are already shipping first-party agent CLIs. Okibi generates yours.
It doesn’t just write a CLI. It makes sure the CLI is right.
Research
Okibi learns what your product is used for and which jobs matter most, then reads every existing tool for it, from competitor CLIs to MCP servers and SDKs.
Design
From that research it designs the command set: match everything those tools do, then add what none of them have. Every candidate is scored, and you keep what you want.
Build and verify
Every command is built to one standard, structured JSON, errors that name the fix, and dry-run on writes. Verification goes far past “it compiles,” each one runs for real in a cloud sandbox and the whole CLI is scored.
Ship and update
A real compiled binary with generated docs that people and agents both use. Whenever your product updates, Okibi mints the changes and maintains your CLI for you.
Skilled
Every CLI ships with a generated skill file. An agent that installs your CLI will already know how to use your product.
Identity
Your CLI comes with Okibi Identity built in. An agent that needs an account sets one up with its user’s identity, and every request carries proof of who it’s acting for.
Even with a CLI, an agent stops at sign-up.
It has to interrupt its work, ask its user to go set up an account, and wait. With Okibi Identity it doesn’t. The agent sets up the account on its user’s behalf and keeps going.
This is how you will get agents as customers.
The person sets up their Okibi Identity once and approves what each agent may do.
Every request carries short-lived signed proof of who the agent is acting for.
One identity works across every Okibi CLI, so an agent arrives ready to set up its user’s account with yours.
Simple pricing
Start free on one repo. Upgrade when your CLI takes off. No credit card required.
$0
- 1 private beta CLI
- 3 builders / admins
- 5 successful generations / month
- 25 internal testers + 50 beta users
- 1,000 successful commands/month
- Okibi-hosted only
- No source access or self-hosting
- Private beta distribution
$150/mo· Save $600
billed annually
- 1 production CLI included
- Unlimited collaborators
- Unlimited fair-use generations
- 500 authenticated agent users/mo included
- 5,000 successful commands/mo included
- Source access and self-hosting
- Public distribution
Custom
- Everything in Production, plus
- Custom agents + successful-command limits
- SSO, SCIM + advanced roles
- SLA + security review
- Dedicated support
Questions, answered
What languages does my repo need to be in?
Any! Okibi reads server code, OpenAPI specs, GraphQL schemas, or plain route handlers.
Is my code safe?
Okibi reads through a GitHub App installation you control, repo by repo. Access is read-only (contents + metadata) and revocable from GitHub at any time.
How do agents use my CLI?
Agents work in the terminal, so they run your generated CLI directly: the same commands people do, with structured --json output on every one. Agents use your product the same way people do.
Can I edit the generated CLI?
Yes. You shape the commands before generation, refine the spec afterwards, and regenerations preserve your choices version to version.