FluidDocs CLI
Publish continuously updated, question-answering documents from the command line
About FluidDocs CLI
FluidDocs CLI publishes continuously updated online documents: readers can ask questions directly, with answers based on document content and retaining the publisher's tone; authors can edit through prompts, and the original link updates with the content. It provides command-line operations for each workflow, supports JSON output for scripts and coding agents, and covers document deployment, editing, and publishing. It suits teams that want documents to handle ongoing Q&A and publishing, as well as coding agents that need to run these workflows unattended.
Best for
Best use cases
Deploy, edit, and publish documents from the command line
Let readers ask questions directly about documents
Update published content from prompts while keeping the same link
Let scripts or coding agents read JSON output and run workflows
Features
Document Q&A
Readers can ask questions, with answers based on document content and retaining the publisher's tone.
Continuous updates
Edit through prompts, and the existing link updates with the content.
Agent-friendly CLI
Commands use flat verbs and predictable parameters; all paths support `--json`, and errors are returned structurally.
Quick start
The installer detects the operating system and architecture; after signing in and completing browser authorization, you can publish your first document.
Pros
- Answers are based on document content
- Edit the prompt and the same link updates
- Every command supports JSON, and errors are machine-readable too
- Suitable for unattended coding-agent workflows
Cons
- `fld ls` is non-recursive by default, so an agent cannot directly traverse an entire organization