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Reference

This page collects the current operational reference points for Annolid.

Commands

Primary entry points:

  • annolid: launch the GUI
  • annolid-run: run plugin-based training and inference workflows

Common CLI discovery commands:

annolid --help
annolid-run --help
annolid-run list-models
annolid-run train <model> --help-model
annolid-run predict <model> --help-model

Security-focused agent commands:

annolid-run agent-security-check
annolid-run agent-security-audit
annolid-run agent-security-audit --fix
annolid-run agent-secrets-audit

ACP bridge command:

annolid-run agent acp bridge --workspace /path/to/repo

Important Config Files

  • LLM and Annolid Bot model settings: ~/.annolid/llm_settings.json
  • Annolid agent runtime and channel config: ~/.annolid/config.json
  • Annolid agent local private secret store: ~/.annolid/agent_secrets.json
  • Annolid agent Google Calendar credentials: ~/.annolid/agent/google_calendar_credentials.json
  • Annolid agent Google Calendar cached token: ~/.annolid/agent/google_calendar_token.json
  • Annolid agent sessions directory: ~/.annolid/sessions/
  • LabelMe/GUI-style user config: ~/.labelmerc

Current Docs Pages

Current Bot/Agent Surfaces

Annolid Bot currently spans:

  • GUI chat dock in the desktop app,
  • optional background channels such as Zulip and WhatsApp,
  • MCP integrations,
  • browser/web tooling when configured,
  • automation scheduling and auxiliary services defined in the agent config.

The current Zulip UI flow is part of the Annolid Bot dock and depends on the Zulip channel block in ~/.annolid/config.json.

Selected Repository Paths

  • GUI code: annolid/gui/
  • Bot widget code: annolid/gui/widgets/ai_chat_widget.py
  • Agent/channel config schema: annolid/core/agent/config/
  • CLI plugin entry point: annolid/engine/cli.py
  • Tutorial notebooks: docs/tutorials/
  • MkDocs config: mkdocs.yml

Current Documentation Rule

User-facing guidance should be added to docs/ first. Historical book content and legacy links are secondary references, not the primary source of truth.