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Usage Instructions for Saiku

Saiku offers versatile capabilities for automating a wide range of tasks. Whether you’re using it in a project or as a terminal command, understanding how to interact with Saiku is key to leveraging its full potential.

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Using Saiku in Your Project

Once you have Saiku installed and configured in your project, you can start using its features. Here’s a basic example of how to use Saiku for a simple task.

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Basic Example

import Agent from 'saiku/agents/agent';

// Initialize the agent with default options
const agent = new Agent();

// Example task: Summarizing text
const task = "Summarize the following text: '...long text here...'";

// Using the agent to perform the task
agent.interact(task).then(response => {
  console.log('Summary:', response.text);
});
This script sends a text summarization task to Saiku and logs the response.

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Using Saiku as a Terminal Command

If you installed Saiku globally, you can use it directly from your terminal. This is ideal for quick tasks without needing to integrate into a project.

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Terminal Command Example

saiku "What’s the weather forecast for today in London?"
This command will use Saiku to fetch the weather forecast and display the results in your terminal.
Saiku is capable of handling a variety of tasks. Experiment with different queries and commands to explore its range of functionalities.

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Advanced Usage

For more complex tasks and configurations, refer to our Advanced Topics section where you can find detailed guides on customizing and extending Saiku’s capabilities.
Start experimenting with Saiku in your projects or directly in your terminal and discover the many ways it can streamline and enhance your workflow.