Install AtlasCloud CLI with Homebrew on
macOS or Linux. The formula is named atlascloud and installs the atlas command
for calling AtlasCloud chat, image, and video APIs from your terminal and scripts.
This repository contains the distribution formula. Public installers, release archives, and command documentation are maintained in AtlasCloudAI/cli.
With Homebrew installed:
brew install AtlasCloudAI/tap/atlascloud
atlas version
atlas --helpOr add the tap explicitly:
brew tap AtlasCloudAI/tap
brew install atlascloudThe formula provides prebuilt binaries for macOS Intel and Apple Silicon, and Linux
x86-64 and ARM64. See Formula/atlascloud.rb for its pinned
release version, download URLs, and checksums.
Start with the CLI API caller workflows for authentication, model discovery, cost estimates, and generation examples. API calls require an AtlasCloud account and credentials; installation itself does not.
brew update
brew upgrade atlascloud
brew uninstall atlascloudReport CLI problems in AtlasCloudAI/cli issues. The formula is generated by the upstream release process; do not hand-edit release versions or checksums.
Check the local executable before configuring account access:
atlas version
atlas --helpFor API access, follow authentication and API caller workflows and use your own account credentials. Once authenticated, discover available models and inspect one model's required parameters before constructing a call:
atlas models list --type video --json
atlas models get MODEL_ID --jsonReplace MODEL_ID with an ID from the current catalog. These commands discover
metadata; they do not start a video generation. The upstream guide separately
shows cost estimation and billable chat/image/video calls. Model availability,
parameters, and prices must be read from the current service.
The CLI reference and workflow examples cover scripts and asynchronous jobs after installation.
brew info --formula AtlasCloudAI/tap/atlascloud
command -v atlas
atlas versionThe package name and command name differ. If atlas is missing or resolves to a
previous installation, inspect Homebrew's linking output and your PATH before
assuming authentication is the cause. Include the OS/architecture, formula
version, install method, and exact error in a report.
Download or checksum failures concern the pinned archive in
the formula; report them in
this tap's issues.
Not logged in, model selection, and API errors belong with
the upstream CLI documentation and support.
Do not include credentials in reports.