A Go CLI for searching and invoking services on the UnifAI network — DeFi, token data, social media, web search, news, travel, sports, and more.

Note: This Go CLI supports search and invoke only. It does not support transaction signing. For full functionality including autonomous transaction signing (Solana, EVM, Polymarket, Hyperliquid, Jito bundles, etc.), use the recommended JS CLI from the unifai-sdk-js package:

npx -p unifai-sdk unifai search --query "swap usdc to sol"
npx -p unifai-sdk unifai invoke --action "Jupiter--5--swap" --payload '{"amount":100}' --sign

Or install globally:

npm install -g unifai-sdk
unifai search --query "swap usdc to sol"

See more at unifai-sdk-js.

brew tap unifai-network/homebrew-unifai-cli
brew install unifai

git clone https://github.com/unifai-network/unifai-cli.git
cd unifai-cli
make build
./bin/unifai version

1. Get an API key from UnifAI Console.
2. Initialize configuration:

unifai config init

3. Edit ~/.config/unifai-cli/config.yaml and add your API key.
4. Run your first search:

unifai search --query "swap usdc to sol"

Search available blockchain services and actions.

unifai search --query "swap usdc to sol"
unifai search --query "transfer tokens" --limit 10 --offset 0
unifai search --query "defi protocols" --include-actions action1,action2

Execute a blockchain action. Returns a response with an approval link for on-chain transactions. Transaction signing is not supported in this Go CLI — use the JS CLI for autonomous signing.

unifai invoke --action "Meteora--29--swap" --payload '{"amount":100}'
unifai invoke --action "MyAction--1--execute" --payload @payload.json
unifai invoke --action "MyAction--1--execute" --payload '{"x":1}' --max-retries 3 --timeout 60s

Manage configuration.

unifai config init    # Create config template
unifai config show    # Show effective config and sources

Print build version.

unifai version

Location: ~/.config/unifai-cli/config.yaml

apiKey: "your-api-key"
endpoint: ""
timeoutSeconds: 50

Reference template: configs/config.example.yaml

invoke supports flexible payload handling:

• Inline JSON: --payload '{"a":1}'
• From file: --payload @payload.json
• Force mode: --payload-format auto|object|string

• Default: concise human-readable output
• --json: raw API JSON response
• invoke extracts payload field from response when present

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

MIT