SAI (pick the acronym you like)

Do Everything with every Software, Everywhere

Overview

SAI is a command line that allows you to perfom: actions (many actions) on every software (with correct saidata), in different systems (Linux (RedHat, Debian, Suse, Arch, etc.), Windows, macOS, containers, Kubernetes, Nix... ) relying on easy to create providers that implement one or more actions.

Synopsis

sai <action> [software] [options]

Parameters

1. <action>: The operation to perform on the software.

• Installation actions: install, upgrade, uninstall
• Management actions: start, stop, restart, enable, disable
• Monitoring actions: status, monitor, observe
• Troubleshooting actions: log, check, debug, troubleshoot, trace
• Information actions: info, help, ask
• Discovery actions: list, search
• Maintenance actions: update, upgrade
• Configuration actions: apply, manage, config
• Security actions: scan, sbom (Software Bill of Materials)

2. [software]: The name of the software to manage.

   • Examples: nginx, docker, opentofu, mysql, redis ... every software for which there's sai data

3. [options] (options): The specific implementation for software actions. --provider , -p : Specify the provider to user --dry-run , --noop: Run in noop mode without doing changes --yes , -y: Assume yes (use defaults) to all prompted questions --all , -a: Try to use all available providers (may not apply for all actions)

Command line usage examples

1. Install an application and manage it:

   sai install nginx
   sai status nginx
   sai start nginx
   sai stop nginx
   sai enable nginx 
   sai disable nginx 
   

2. Check, monitor and troubleshoot:

   sai check tomcat 
   sai log tomcat 
   sai troubleshoot tomcat 
   sai debug tomcat 
   sai info tomcat 
   sai monitor tomcat 
   sai observe tomcat 
   sai trace tomcat 
   

3. Ask information about a software:

   sai ask terraform 
   sai help terraform 
   sai info terraform 
   sai config terraform 
   sai troubleshoot terraform 
   

As code examples:

All actions can be defined in a sai.yaml file that is applied with sia apply:

sai:
  install:
    - vscode
    - git
    - docker
    - docker-compose
    - awscli
    - gcloud
    - azure-cli
    - kubectl
    - helm
    - terraform

Find more examples of sai commands as code in the examples directory..

Features

• [0.2.0] Cross-Platform Support: Works seamlessly across Linux, macOS, Windows, and containerized environments.
• [0.2.0] Error Handling: Provides meaningful error messages for unsupported actions, software, or providers.
• [0.2.0] Saidata Support: Supported software data is defined in extendable easy to manage Yaml files.
• [0.2.0] Wasm Pluggable providers: Wasm providers can be added dynamically.
• [1.0.0] Providers as data: Providers can be also implkemented via Yaml data.
• [1.0.0] sai as code: Implement apply action to perfom all the actions specified in a Yaml file.
• [1.0.0] AI Generated Software data: The saidata for supported software is generated by AI using custom fine tuned models
• [1.0.0] Automatically Tested: Saidata and implementation is automaticaally tested using a custom test framework
• [x.0.0] Providers simple: New providers can be added via just yaml files with the commands to run for supported actions

Getting Started

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/example42/sai.git
   cd sai
   

2. Build the project:

   go build -o sai
   

3. Run the CLI:

   ./sai <action> [software] [options]
   

Documentation

Check (https://github.com/example42/sai_aidocs)[SAI DOCS] for mostly AI generated docs.

Currently available (first generation mostly close to human plans and intention):

• (https://github.com/example42/sai_aidocs/tree/main/manus/SRS) SRS - Software Requirements Specification
• (https://github.com/example42/sai_aidocs/tree/main/manus/SDD) SDD - Software Desgin Document

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit issues or pull requests to improve SAI.