Okibi

Okibi generates a command line interface from a product so that AI agents can use that product fully on their own. A company points it at a repository, and Okibi researches what the product is used for, reads existing tools such as competitor CLIs, MCP servers and SDKs, designs a command set, and builds it. Every command is run in a cloud sandbox and the whole CLI is scored before it ships. The output is a compiled binary with structured JSON responses, errors that name the fix, dry run support on write commands, generated documentation and a generated skill file so an agent that installs the CLI already knows how to use the product. When the product changes, Okibi mints updates and maintains the CLI. A feature called Okibi Identity lets an agent create an account on behalf of its user and continue working, with each request carrying proof of who it acts for. A live demo drafts a CLI from a pasted repository. It is aimed at software companies that want agents to adopt their product as customers. The site publishes three tiers. A free plan at $0 covers building and privately testing a CLI. The Production plan costs $150 per month, with annual billing saving $600, and includes one production CLI, then $100 per month for each additional CLI. It also includes 500 authenticated agent users per month, then $2 per additional active agent, and 5,000 successful commands per month, then $0.05 for each extra command.