Aclif ships an MIT-licensed command layer for SaaS agents
The framework loads commands on demand, normalizes safety metadata and supports agent-held, host-supplied or vault-backed credentials.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: aclif
Why it matters
Aclif is testing whether deterministic commands, normalized safety metadata and shared SaaS names can become common infrastructure for agents without forcing every deployment into the same credential model.
Aclif, an open-source command-line framework for AI agents, is now available as an MIT-licensed package that gives agents one interface for working across enterprise software.
Instead of giving a model a separate tool collection, login flow and error format for every service, aclif presents one command grammar and one JSON response contract. Its native providers cover Salesforce, ServiceNow, DocuSign and Agentforce, with Google Workspace maintained as a contributed provider.…
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