orka.orka_cli module

OrKa CLI - Command Line Interface

The OrKa CLI provides a comprehensive command-line interface for managing and operating OrKa AI workflows. From development and testing to production monitoring, the CLI offers tools for every stage of the AI application lifecycle.

Core Features

Workflow Operations: - Execute orchestrated workflows with real-time output - Validate YAML configurations before deployment - Debug workflows with verbose logging and tracing - Batch processing for high-throughput scenarios

Memory Management: - View memory statistics and usage patterns - Clean up expired memories with configurable policies - Monitor memory operations in real-time - Configure memory backends and settings

Development Tools: - Interactive workflow testing and debugging - Configuration validation with detailed error reporting - Live output streaming for development workflows - Performance profiling and optimization insights

Architecture

Modular Design: The CLI is built with a modular architecture that separates concerns:

  • core.py - Core functionality including run_cli_entrypoint

  • parser.py - Command-line argument parsing and subcommand setup

  • utils.py - Shared utilities like logging configuration

  • memory/ - Memory management commands (stats, cleanup, watch, configure)

  • orchestrator/ - Orchestrator operations (run commands)

Backward Compatibility: All existing imports and usage patterns continue to work unchanged:

```python # These imports still work exactly as before from orka.orka_cli import run_cli_entrypoint, memory_stats, setup_logging

# Module usage also works import orka.orka_cli result = orka.orka_cli.run_cli_entrypoint(config, input_text) ```

Command Structure

Main Commands: - orka run - Execute workflows with configuration files - orka memory - Memory management operations - orka validate - Configuration validation (future)

Memory Subcommands: - orka memory stats - Display memory usage statistics - orka memory cleanup - Clean expired memories with dry-run support - orka memory watch - Real-time memory monitoring - orka memory configure - Memory backend configuration

Global Options: - –verbose - Enable detailed logging output - –json - Format output as JSON for automation - –help - Display help information for any command

Usage Examples

Basic Workflow Execution: ```bash # Execute a workflow with input orka run workflow.yml “process this text”

# With verbose logging orka run workflow.yml “input” –verbose

# JSON output for automation orka run workflow.yml “input” –json ```

Memory Operations: ```bash # View memory statistics orka memory stats

# Clean expired memories (dry run) orka memory cleanup –dry-run

# Real-time memory monitoring orka memory watch –live

# Configure memory backend orka memory configure –backend redis –url redis://localhost:6379 ```

Configuration Validation: ```bash # Validate workflow configuration orka validate workflow.yml

# Strict validation with agent checking orka validate workflow.yml –strict –check-agents ```

Implementation Details

Error Handling: - Comprehensive error messages with context - Graceful handling of configuration errors - Detailed validation feedback for YAML files - Recovery suggestions for common issues

Output Formatting: - Human-readable tables for interactive use - JSON output for automation and scripting - Streaming output for long-running operations - Colored output for improved readability

Integration Features: - Unix-friendly design for shell scripting - Exit codes for automation workflows - Environment variable support - Configuration file discovery

Performance: - Efficient processing for large datasets - Parallel execution support where applicable - Memory-efficient streaming for large outputs - Optimized startup time for quick operations

Development Integration

IDE Support: - Rich help text for all commands and options - Autocomplete support for common shells - Detailed error messages with line numbers - Configuration validation with syntax highlighting

Automation: - JSON output for programmatic consumption - Reliable exit codes for CI/CD integration - Batch processing capabilities - Silent mode for automated scripts

Debugging: - Verbose logging with multiple levels - Trace ID propagation for request tracking - Performance timing information - Memory usage monitoring

orka.orka_cli.main()[source]

Main CLI entry point - now uses modular components.