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openedge-cli

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Use the openedge-cli installer to install, start, stop, or remove Open Edge Platform (OEP) modules and profiles on an edge system. Trigger on requests like "install OpenVINO", "set up DL Streamer", "run the smart parking sample", "deploy the Metro / Manufacturing / Retail / Robotics AI Suite", "what OEP components can I install", or "uninstall <OEP component>".

The file

We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent

4 rules. About 0 are common, 2 are distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.

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    Many files like this have a rule of this kind.

  • ≈2

    Distinctive · estimate

    This author's own choices. Worth a look.

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    Very specific

    Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.

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  1. Very specific:

    Pick the installer for the OS: Read /etc/os-release.

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  2. Very specific:

    Find the right component: Run ./openedge-cli list. Map the user's request to an exact module or profile name from this output.

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  3. Distinctive:

    If a command fails, show the user the relevant error output.

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  4. Distinctive:

    Check the README for supported options before inventing any.

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SKILL.md

Open Edge Platform CLI Installer

openedge-cli is a self-contained shell script that installs Open Edge Platform components (modules) and named groups of components (profiles). Always use it for OEP installation tasks. Don't hand-install packages, pip wheels, or containers that the installer already manages.

Command shape

openedge-cli <subcommand> [options] [modules/profiles] [--<module> module-options] ...
  • Subcommands can be chained and run in the order given.
  • Options after a --<module> tag apply only to that module. All other options apply to every named component.

Installation workflow

  1. Pick the installer for the OS. Read /etc/os-release.
    • Ubuntu/Debian: openedge-cli
    • Fedora: openedge-cli-fedora
    • Other: check frameworks/oep-installer-cli/rendered/ for a matching variant. If there isn't one, stop and tell the user.
  2. Get the script (preferred: direct download):
    curl -fsSLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/open-edge-platform/edge-ai-libraries/main/frameworks/oep-installer-cli/rendered/openedge-cli
    chmod +x openedge-cli
    Fallback: clone https://github.com/open-edge-platform/edge-ai-libraries and run the script from frameworks/oep-installer-cli/rendered/.
  3. Find the right component. Run ./openedge-cli list. Map the user's request to an exact module or profile name from this output. Never guess names. If more than one fits, ask the user.
  4. Confirm with the user. Show the full command you plan to run. Run it as a user. The installer may use sudo within, so get explicit approval before running it.
  5. Install.
    ./openedge-cli install <profile-or-module> [--<module> options]
    install pulls in dependencies automatically.
  6. Verify.

    • System-level: ./openedge-cli list --sbom <target>
    • User-level: check ~/.local/open-edge-platform/<component>/

    Report what was installed and where.

Other lifecycle operations

  • Start/stop: ./openedge-cli start <component> / ./openedge-cli stop <component>.
    ./openedge-cli stop stops all previously started components.
  • Remove: ./openedge-cli remove <component>. This is not recursive:
    it removes only the named component and leaves its dependencies installed. List dependencies explicitly if needed.
    ./openedge-cli remove --remove-all to remove all previously installed.

Troubleshooting

  • If a command fails, show the user the relevant error output. Don't retry with extra flags unless the user approves.
  • Check the README for supported options before inventing any.

Advanced (only if the user asks)

To build a customized installer, clone the repository and use its bootstrap command. See the README.

Reference

  • README: the source of truth for subcommands and options.
  • Web UI: choose a profile or module and copy the exact command.

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