OpenBot
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Aclif
One CLI grammar for AI agents across Salesforce, ServiceNow, DocuSign and more
An agent that learns one command shape and introspects the rest costs less per call and breaks less than one juggling a different tool per vendor.
Aclif is an MIT-licensed framework for building self-describing command-line tools that AI agents drive instead of raw SaaS APIs. Every provider CLI shares one grammar and JSON envelope, and each command answers --schema, --examples and --dry-run without credentials, so an agent loads only what it needs. Commands carry safety metadata such as mutability and blast radius. Native CLIs cover Salesforce, ServiceNow, DocuSign and Agentforce; the runtime runs agent-spawned, embedded, or as a gateway holding credentials for many agents. On npm at v1.3.0, from Prompt One, Inc.
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