inference-sh-cli

You can run AI image generation from the terminal by using the infsh CLI to discover and execute cloud-hosted apps. It provides a unified interface so you can generate images and receive media URLs without integrating multiple provider-specific APIs.

The best way to find valid app IDs is using a search-first workflow. By running the app discovery search command in your terminal CLI, you avoid guessing IDs that change over time and ensure you execute the correct video generation application.

Yes, you can get machine-readable JSON output by running your infsh apps with the JSON flag. This returns structured output containing direct media URLs, which you can parse and present inline for your generated images and videos.

Yes, the infsh CLI supports AI search and research workflows. You can discover and run applications like Tavily or Exa directly from your terminal, executing search queries and receiving structured JSON results without separate provider integrations.

Yes, you need to install and authenticate the infsh CLI before running 3D or TTS applications. Authentication is required to validate your app IDs and inputs, enabling the terminal tool to execute cloud-hosted applications and return your media URLs.

Using a unified CLI solves the problem of manually integrating many different AI providers and SDKs. It gives you one consistent way to discover and run image, video, and search applications, returning machine-readable media URLs directly in your terminal.