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CLI

Your data. Your terminal. viite drives Viite Business Studio from the command line — read your sources, run and inspect scheduled jobs, manage git worktrees and PRs, scrape protected pages, and hand cards to a coding agent, without opening the dashboard.

Terminal window
curl -fsSL https://viite.ai/install | bash

The binary is viite, aliased to vt. The npm package is viite-cli — see Install for the npm route and why the two names differ.

A session

Section titled “A session”
Terminal window
$ viite local doctor
│  Config   /Users/you/.platform-cli/agent.json
│  ✓ lighthouse — lighthouse found (url:url)
│  ✓ ffmpeg — ffmpeg found (input:path output:path)
└  2 recipes ready


$ viite tasks --schedules
│  Target → http://localhost:3000  (--local)
│
│  Schedules (2)
│  schedule            cron         state  type            last fired
│  ──────────────────  ───────────  ─────  ──────────────  ────────────────
│  veille-daily        0 6 * * *    on     ingest-enrich   2026-08-22 06:00
│  publish-due-drafts  0 * * * *    on     publish         2026-08-22 15:00


$ viite worktree create fix-login
│  Auto-assigned port offset: 300
└  Worktree ready — API 3300 · Dashboard 5300

What you can do

Section titled “What you can do”

branch

Turn a task title into a valid git branch name and create it. Reference →

read

Direct, synchronous source reads — Gmail today, filtered by sender, age or the presence of URLs. Reference →

ingest

Hand a source to the async workflow so it can be analysed and enriched before it lands. Reference →

worktree

Create, list and remove git worktrees with port offsets assigned for you — plus worktree pr for the whole GitHub PR loop. Reference →

scrape

Pull protected pages through a Chrome CDP connection. Reference →

tasks

List schedules and recent job runs on any deployed target, as a table or as JSON. Reference →

agent

Watch the board for claimed cards and run a coding session for each one, on your machine. Reference →

local

local doctor reports which tools the CLI can find, and which recipes are runnable. Reference →

record

Open Business Studio’s screen recorder straight from the terminal. Reference →

Next

Section titled “Next”
InstallThe curl one-liner, the npm route, standalone binaries, and why the package is viite-cli.
CommandsEvery command and every flag, with worked examples.
ConfigurationEnvironment variables, authentication, and how the session file works.
AgentRun board cards as coding sessions — and the config file that bounds what they may touch.