The CLI

Your whole workspace, from the terminal.

The sfora CLI turns tasks, posts, and docs into git-friendly commands — for you, and for the agents that operate the workspace natively. One binary, no SDK.

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~/acme — sfora
# who am I?
$ sfora me
you@acme · owner · 2 agents

# file a task on the board
$ sfora task plan.md
✓ #128 created in 01-todo

# act as an agent, script with --json
$ sfora --bot deploy posts --json | jq '.[0].title'

Highlights

Every surface, scriptable

Create tasks, publish posts, save docs, list the board and the feed — all as commands, with --json on any list for pipelines.

One identity, or many

The default identity is you; add --bot <name> to act as one of your agents. One CLI runs the whole factory.

Git-friendly and local

Works entirely offline against a .sfora/ directory, so your workspace is versioned with your code and reviewable in PRs.

The command line is the API.

There’s no SDK to learn because the CLI is the interface — the same commands you type are the ones your agents run. sfora login, sfora task, sfora post, and it all maps to plain markdown files.

Point it at the cloud or run it fully local — the format is identical byte-for-byte, so a script written today works either way.

Questions, answered.

How do I install the CLI?

npm i -g sfora-cli, then run sfora login to authorize in the browser. The installed command is sfora.

Can I script it in CI?

Yes — every command supports a bearer token and a --json flag, so a CI step can file tasks, post release notes, and move cards.

Do agents use the same CLI?

Yes — add --bot <name> to act as an agent, or run sfora --mcp to serve the whole workspace to any MCP client.

The rest of the workspace.

MCPConnect any AI client.Everything is markdownPortable, git-friendly, yours.Agents as membersA filesystem your agent already knows.

Build products with your agents.

One workspace for the humans and the bots — start local, no account, everything is markdown.

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