Advanced CLI

Use the CLI only when manual setup is not enough.

The package-first path is the default. The CLI is for scaffold help on an existing app.

dotnet tool install --global AgentBlazor.Cli --version 0.1.0-preview.11
dotnet tool update --global AgentBlazor.Cli --version 0.1.0-preview.11

agentblazor init ./MySolution.slnx --host MyBlazorApp
agentblazor scaffold ./MySolution.slnx --host MyBlazorApp --provider openai --diff
agentblazor scaffold ./MySolution.slnx --host MyBlazorApp --provider openai --approve
dotnet restore ./MySolution.slnx --force-evaluate
dotnet build ./MySolution.slnx --no-restore -nologo
agentblazor doctor ./MySolution.slnx --host MyBlazorApp
agentblazor validate ./MySolution.slnx --host MyBlazorApp

Use .sln or .slnx when the app lives in a larger solution.
Use .csproj when you want to point directly at the host project.
Use --host when a solution contains more than one project candidate.
For hosted WebAssembly, target the server host project.

agentblazor scaffold ./MySolution.slnx --host MyBlazorApp --provider openai
agentblazor scaffold ./MySolution.slnx --host MyBlazorApp --provider azure-openai
agentblazor scaffold ./MySolution.slnx --host MyBlazorApp --provider ollama

Which packages will be added.
Which startup and shell files will be touched.
Whether the host stays automatic or review-first.
What still needs manual follow-through.

Use the CLI only when manual setup is not enough.

Install or update

Standard run order

What to pass as the target

Provider flags

What scaffold --diff should tell you