build
Command build#
Build an AI Agent from a YAML file.
Usage:
halguru build [options]
| Options | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -h, --help | Prints help information | |
| -a, --agent-file | The YAML file defining the agent to be built. | |
| -v, --verbose | False | Enables detailed output for debugging and troubleshooting purposes. |
Summary#
Represents a command responsible for building an AI agent from a YAML configuration file.
Remarks#
The 'build' leverages the specified agent file to construct an AI agent. It supports optional verbose logging for debugging purposes.
Option -h, --help#
Prints help information
Gets a value indicating whether the license is valid.
This property checks if a valid license exists for the application. It returns true if the license is not null; otherwise, false.
Option -a, --agent-file#
The YAML file defining the agent to be built.
Type: System.String
Represents the path to the YAML file that defines the configuration of the agent.
When the file name is not defined, it is searched for a file with the extension *.halguru in the current directory.
Option -v, --verbose#
Enables detailed output for debugging and troubleshooting purposes.
Type: System.Boolean Default: False
Specifies whether detailed output is enabled for debugging and troubleshooting purposes.
When set to true, additional information about the command execution process is displayed, which can be useful for diagnosing issues or understanding internal operations. By default, the value is false, indicating standard output only.
Option -h, --help#
Prints help information
Gets a value indicating whether the license is valid.
This property checks if a valid license exists for the application. It returns true if the license is not null; otherwise, false.
Option -a, --agent-file#
The YAML file defining the agent to be built.
Type: System.String
Represents the path to the YAML file that defines the configuration of the agent.
When the file name is not defined, it is searched for a file with the extension *.halguru in the current directory.
Option -v, --verbose#
Enables detailed output for debugging and troubleshooting purposes.
Type: System.Boolean Default: False
Specifies whether detailed output is enabled for debugging and troubleshooting purposes.
When set to true, additional information about the command execution process is displayed, which can be useful for diagnosing issues or understanding internal operations. By default, the value is false, indicating standard output only.