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  Browse Jentic's command-line interfaces, Arazzo Runner and the API Scorecard, for
  running APIs, workflows, and AI-readiness scoring directly from your terminal.
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# CLI Reference

Jentic provides several **command-line interfaces (CLIs)** for working with APIs, workflows, and business agents directly from your terminal.  
These tools are built for **developers, automation pipelines, and power users** who want to script interactions with Jentic without relying on the web UI.

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## Available CLIs

| CLI | Install | Description | Docs |
| --- | ------- | ----------- | ---- |
| **Arazzo Runner** | `pip install arazzo-runner` | Run Arazzo workflows and API operations locally or in automation pipelines. | [Arazzo Runner](./arazzo-runner.md) |
| **API Scorecard** | `npx @jentic/api-scorecard-cli` | Score OpenAPI documents for AI-readiness against the JAIRF framework. | [API Scorecard](./api-scorecard.md) |

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## Usage pattern

```sh
<cli-name> <command> [options]
```

You can view help for any CLI or subcommand:

```sh
<cli-name> --help
<cli-name> <command> --help
```

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## Why use the CLI?

* **Speed** – Run workflows and operations instantly from your terminal.
* **Automation** – Integrate with CI/CD pipelines or cron jobs.
* **Scripting** – Combine CLI commands with shell scripts for complex tasks.
* **No UI dependency** – Work entirely offline or headless.

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## Related links

* [Getting Started](../getting-started/quickstart.md)
* [API AI-Readiness Scorecard](../getting-started/api-scoring.md)
* [jentic/arazzo-engine](https://github.com/jentic/arazzo-engine) – Arazzo Runner source
* [jentic/jentic-api-scorecard](https://github.com/jentic/jentic-api-scorecard) – API AI-Readiness Scorecard source