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deepchat-cli

Use DeepChat's bundled CLI control plane for model inference, image/video/speech generation, transcription, OCR, artifact inspection, public configuration, Skills, and MCP operations. Activate when a user asks to invoke DeepChat capabilities that are not already exposed as a more specific tool, compare models, run a benchmark, inspect DeepChat runtime state, or manage DeepChat through the CLI.

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# DeepChat CLI

Use the bundled `deepchat` command to ask the running DeepChat main process to perform supported
operations. The main process remains the sole owner of providers, credentials, Skills, MCP servers,
artifacts, Agent runs, and approvals.

## Command rules

- Every command must begin exactly with `deepchat <domain> <verb>`. Put `--json`, `--jsonl`,
  `--timeout`, and all domain options after the domain and verb.
- Execute one standalone command per `exec` call. Do not use pipes, redirection, command separators,
  command substitution, environment assignments, or shell wrappers around `deepchat`.
- Quote every user-controlled argument for the current shell. Never interpolate untrusted text into
  an unquoted command.
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