Use inside an Agent

The dlazy CLI lets coding agents like Claude Code and OpenClaw drive the dLazy platform directly. This page isn't a CLI tutorial — it shows you how to hand the CLI to an Agent and let the Agent figure the rest out.

1. Quick-start command

Copy the prompt below into your Agent. In most cases it can install on its own.

Install the dlazy CLI with this command, read all features with -h, and complete login:

curl -fsSL https://files.dlazy.com/cdn/cli | bash

The Agent will, in order:

• Download the dlazy binary and add it to $PATH
• Run dlazy -h to read every available command
• Prompt you to finish dlazy auth login

No extra teaching required — dlazy <command> --help is always the authoritative spec.

2. Authenticating

CLI auth shares the same account as the browser. Two options:

• Interactive login (recommended): the Agent runs dlazy auth login, a browser tab opens, you approve, and the token is stored locally.
• API key: store an API key in DLAZY_API_KEY — ideal for CI or headless environments.

3. Troubleshooting

• command not found: dlazy — the install dir isn't on the Agent's $PATH. Add it, or reopen the shell.
• 401 Unauthorized — no token in this environment. Have the Agent run dlazy auth login, or set DLAZY_API_KEY.
• Output parsing fails — JSON is on stdout, logs on stderr. Don't mix them.