Automation

One-shot prompts

Pass a prompt as an argument and the reply streams straight to stdout. Piped stdin is appended to your prompt, which makes the CLI a natural fit for logs and diffs:

# ask about the current repo
goatfied "summarize the architecture of this repo"

# feed a build log in and ask what broke
cat build.log | goatfied -p "what failed and how do I fix it?"

# review a diff
git diff | goatfied -p "review this change for bugs"

-p / --print is print mode: it streams the answer and exits without saving a session, so it composes cleanly inside pipelines.

JSON output

-o json / --output-format json emits a single JSON object at the end instead of streaming deltas — easy to parse in scripts:

goatfied -p -o json "name three risks in this code" < app.ts
# {"reply":"…","model":"aiarco-goat-1.0","session":null}

In CI

# .github/workflows/triage.yml
- name: Ask Goatfied to triage the failure
  env:
    GOATFIED_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GOATFIED_TOKEN }}
  run: |
    npx -y @goatfied/cli -p "Summarize the failing test and suggest a fix" \
      < test-output.log

For programmatic use beyond the CLI, call the HTTP API directly.