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Command Reference

The kis surface — commands, subcommands and flags — generated from kis --help rather than written by hand, so it matches the binary you have installed.

For task-oriented guides start with Getting Started and the topic pages; this section is the exhaustive list.

FlagPurpose
-l, --log-level stringLog level (trace, debug, info, warn, error) (default “error”)
-q, --quietSuppress non-error output
CommandPurposeSubcommands
kis encryptEncrypt a file
kis decryptDecrypt a file
kis findFind JSON files matching expressions
kis queryQuery data
kis testFunctional test runner
kis cronScheduled job management10
kis versionShow version info
kis aiAI services (chat, embed, chunk, structured, modalities)19
kis rulesRules engine
kis bboxBounding box operations5
kis ocrOCR rules execution on .json+.bbox page pairs2
kis hocr2bboxHOCR to bounding box conversion
kis loginAuthenticate with the kis.ai platform
kis infoInformation about products, services, and infrastructure2
kis gitGit operations (push/pull/commit/stage)6
kis codeCode generation25
kis dependencyDependency management
kis liquidLiquid template processing
kis syntheticSynthetic data generation8
kis sql2entitySQL to entity conversion
kis i18nInternationalization
kis specYAML specification toolchain (validate, lint, scaffold)6
kis testAutomated test client (functional, load, API tests)
kis flowWorkflow automation
kis automateWorkflow automation (alias for flow)
kis sandboxRun commands in an isolation sandbox (the sandbox engine harness)6
kis scriptMulti-language script engine (JavaScript, Lua, Starlark, Go, CEL, expr, WASM)6
kis datapipesData pipeline operations
kis yamlYAML editing and validation4
AreaCovers
Coreencrypt, decrypt, find, query, test, cron, version
AI & Documentsai, rules, bbox, ocr, hocr2bbox, synthetic
Build & Speccode, spec, dependency, i18n, sql2entity, yaml, liquid
Automation & Executionflow, automate, script, sandbox, datapipes
Platformlogin, info, git

The command list is assembled from the plugins actually installed, so run kis --help on your own machine to see what is available there.