This page covers the most-used commands. The CLI also ships an
evaluators group, the full skills lifecycle (status, pull, install, benchmark, push, verify, attest, spotcheck), compat-check, and regression-check (the CI command — see Regression Check). Run decimalai --help or decimalai <group> --help for the complete list.Command overview
Installation
The CLI is included with the Python SDK:Authentication
All commands accept--api-key or the DECIMAL_API_KEY environment variable:
Setup
decimalai init
Verify your API key, test connectivity, and send a test trace.
Demo sandbox
One-command guided demos that seed realistic data into your workspace — see the headline workflows before instrumenting anything. All demo rows are prefixed[Demo] and removable with demo reset.
decimalai demo regression
Seed the “Your agent changed” demo: a v1→v2 agent (model swap, tool rename/removal, prompt rewrite) plus a trace corpus, then run the regression check and print a deep link to the impact report.
decimalai demo skills
Seed the “Find skills that work” demo: three public skills with deliberately varied effectiveness, plus the stats recompute — so the registry ranks them by real (seeded) data.
decimalai demo reset
Remove all demo data for the workspace (both demos). Exact-prefix matched on [Demo] , so your own agents and skills are never touched.
Traces
decimalai traces list
List recent traces.
decimalai traces show
Show full detail for a specific trace as JSON.
decimalai traces stats
Show trace statistics for your workspace.
decimalai traces import
Import traces from a JSON or JSONL file.
Evaluations
decimalai eval push
Push evaluation scores to a trace.
Skills
decimalai skills list
List all skills in your workspace.
decimalai skills sync
Sync local SKILL.md files to the platform.
./skills).
Manifests
decimalai manifests list
List manifests for an agent.
Datasets
decimalai datasets list
List all datasets in the workspace with row counts and version info.
decimalai datasets show
Show version history for a specific dataset.
decimalai datasets pull
Pull a dataset version to a local file. The primary way to get training data onto disk.
decimalai datasets export
Export a dataset version to stdout (for piping) or a file.
decimalai datasets build
Build a new dataset version from traces.
decimalai datasets push-to-hub
Push a dataset to HuggingFace Hub, making it loadable by Axolotl, Unsloth, TRL, and any tool supporting load_dataset().
After pushing, use in training:
Requires
pip install huggingface_hub datasets.Replay
decimalai replay run
Execute a replay batch — re-run stale prompts through your updated agent.
Output: