Add CLI support with UV integration by devin-ai-integration[bot] · Pull Request #13 · GenerativeAgents/middleman-sdk

devin-ai-integration · 2025-02-21T00:34:48Z

Implements CLI commands that can be executed via UV

This PR adds CLI support to the middleman-sdk, allowing users to execute all existing tools via the command line using UV integration.

Features:

CLI commands for all existing tools (md_to_pdf, md_to_docx, etc.)
Standard input support for text-based operations
File path support for PDF operations
Comprehensive test coverage with mocks
Documentation in both English and Japanese

Link to Devin run: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/c4591df859af4b4abf23116faecb717e
Requested by: 西見公宏

- Add CLI commands for all existing tools - Support standard input and file paths - Add comprehensive tests with mocks - Update documentation with CLI usage examples - Configure entry point for UV integration Co-Authored-By: 西見公宏 <nishimi@generative-agents.co.jp>

devin-ai-integration · 2025-02-21T00:35:25Z

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Original prompt from 西見公宏:

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<https://github.com/GenerativeAgents/middleman-sdk>
CLIで`middleman`コマンドを使えるようにしたい。
例えば`middleman md_to_pdf [標準入力]`のような形で入力を受け付けて、成果物をリターンするようなものを考えている。
SDKはPyPIで配布しているので、UVの機能を利用し、`uvx middleman md_to_pdf [標準入力]` のような形でコマンドが実行できると良い。
現在用意されているツール群に対して、コマンドラインでの実行が’できるように開発してください。

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