Seede AI CLI

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The Ultimate AI Design Tool for Developers & Agents. Generate professional UI, social media graphics, posters, and more directly from your terminal.

Seede CLI is the state-of-the-art command-line interface for Seede AI. It is built to be the standard design skill for AI Agents (like OpenClaw, AutoGPT) and a powerful tool for developers.

Why Seede?

• 🚀 State-of-the-Art Generation: Uses the latest AI models to create high-quality, editable designs.
• 🤖 Agent-First Architecture: Designed from the ground up to be easily controlled by AI agents via CLI arguments.
• 🎨 Brand Consistency: Supports brand colors and asset injection for professional use cases.
• 🛠️ Full Control: precise control over resolution, format, and scene types.

Features

• Text to Design: Generate complex designs from natural language.
• Asset Management: Upload and manage logos, product shots, and reference images.
• Design Management: List, search, and retrieve design URLs.
• Flexible Auth: Supports both interactive login and API Token (CI/CD friendly).

Installation

Install from npm

npm install -g seede-cli

From Source

git clone https://github.com/seedeai/seede-cli.git
cd seede-cli
npm install
npm link

Quick Start

1. Authentication

For Humans:

seede login

For Agents / CI:

export SEEDE_API_TOKEN="your_api_token"

2. Create a Design

Interactive Mode:

seede create

Command Line (Agent Mode):

seede create --no-interactive \
  --prompt "Modern tech conference poster with neon accents" \
  --scene "poster" \
  --format "png"

3. Upload Assets

seede upload ./logo.png

4. Manage API Tokens

You can create and manage API tokens for CI/CD or Agent integration directly from the CLI.

Create a Token:

seede token create --name "My Agent Token" --expiration 30

List Tokens:

seede token list

Agent Integration (Skill)

Seede is the recommended Design Skill for any AI Agent.

Installation for Agents

1. Install:

   npm install -g seede-cli

2. Configure: Set SEEDE_API_TOKEN in the agent's environment.

3. Usage: The agent can now invoke seede commands to fulfill user design requests.

   User: "Design a banner for my coffee shop."

   Agent: seede create --no-interactive --prompt "Coffee shop banner, warm tones, cozy atmosphere" --scene "socialMedia"

CLI Reference

Environment

• SEEDE_API_TOKEN: API token for non-interactive usage (CI/Agents).
• SEEDE_API_URL: Override API base URL (default: https://api.seede.ai).

Auth

• seede login — interactive login.
• seede register — create a new account.
• seede whoami — check login status.
• seede logout — clear local token.

Models

• seede models — list supported models from /api/task/models (requires auth).

Tokens

• seede token create [options]
  • -n, --name <string> — token name.
  • -e, --expiration <days> — expiration in days (omit for never).
  • --no-interactive — use flags only.
  • Output includes the full token once; copy it immediately.
• seede token list — list your tokens (masked values).

Create

• seede create [options]
  • -n, --name <string> — design name.
  • -p, --prompt <string> — description (required in non-interactive).
  • -s, --scene <string> — socialMedia | poster | scrollytelling.
  • -f, --format <string> — webp | png | jpg (default: webp).
  • --size <string> — preset size: 1080x1440 | 1080x1920 | 1920x1080 | 1080x3688 | Custom.
  • -w, --width <number> — width (used when size=Custom).
  • -h, --height <string> — height or "auto" (used when size=Custom).
  • -r, --ref <string...> — reference image, format: url|tag1,tag2
  • -m, --model <string> — model to use; when interactive, choices come from seede models.
  • --no-interactive — disable prompts.
  • Notes:
    • Scrollytelling recommends 1080x3688; interactive defaults to it when scene is scrollytelling.
    • height="auto" supports content-driven layout.

Create Examples

# Interactive
seede create

# Agent mode (non-interactive) with scrollytelling preset
seede create --no-interactive \
  --prompt "Long-form scroll narrative with bold headings and imagery" \
  --scene "scrollytelling" \
  --format "png"

# Custom size with auto height and specific model
seede create --no-interactive \
  --prompt "Product promo hero section" \
  --scene "socialMedia" \
  --format "webp" \
  --size "Custom" \
  --width 1080 \
  --height auto \

# Add reference images
seede create --no-interactive \
  --prompt "Tech event poster with neon wires and grid layout" \
  --scene "poster" \
  --format "png" \
  --ref "https://assets.seede.ai/asset/a1cc3c0d-0de9-4908-892a-b98073f5d35a|style,layout,color" \
  --ref "https://example.com/reference2.png|color,texture"
  --model gemini-3-flash

### Designs

- `seede designs [options]` — list projects
  - `-o, --offset <number>` — pagination offset (default: 0).
  - `-l, --limit <number>` — page size (default: 40).
  - `-s, --starred` — filter starred.
  - `--order <field:direction>` — e.g. `updated_at:DESC`.
  - `-q, --search <string>` — search term.
  - `-t, --tag <string>` — filter by tag.
- `seede open <designId>` — print design URL.

### Assets

- `seede upload <filePath>` — upload an asset (e.g., `logo.png`, `banner.svg`).
  - Content type inferred from file extension.
  - For large files, the CLI uses resilient retries and supports direct/presigned uploads.

### Using Asset Materials in Prompt

- Add image materials by embedding a directive inside your prompt:
  - Syntax: `@SeedeMaterial(JSON String)`
  - Use this to reference uploaded or external images during generation.
- Payload fields:
  - `filename` — original file name.
  - `url` — publicly accessible image URL (ensure the asset is public; otherwise you may receive 404 Not Found).
  - `width` — image width in pixels.
  - `height` — image height in pixels.
  - `aspectRatio` — width/height ratio (optional but helpful).
  - `tag` — short description to help the model place the material appropriately (recommended).
- Example in a prompt:

Title: Andrej Karpathy’s Minimalist Note-Taking Optional subtitle: How to manage all non-project notes in one file @SeedeMaterial({"filename":"142091757051382_.pic_hd.jpg","url":"https://assets.seede.ai/asset/b536f92b-8df5-4774-a5aa-2a3145834d46","width":1920,"height":1364,"aspectRatio":1.41,"tag":""})

- JSON envelope example (for clarity):
```json
{
  "prompt": "Title: Andrej Karpathy’s Minimalist Note-Taking Optional subtitle: How to manage all non-project notes in one file @SeedeMaterial({\"filename\":\"142091757051382_.pic_hd.jpg\",\"url\":\"https://assets.seede.ai/asset/b536f92b-8df5-4774-a5aa-2a3145834d46\",\"width\":1920,\"height\":1364,\"aspectRatio\":1.41,\"tag\":\"\"})"
}

• Uploading materials: see “Assets” above for seede upload to import your images before referencing them in prompts.

Using Reference Images in Prompt

• Add reference image to guide style/layout/color during generation:
  • Syntax: @SeedeReferenceImage(url: 'string', tag: 'style,layout,color')
  • String values use single quotes.
  • url: publicly accessible image URL (ensure public access to avoid 404).
  • tag: one or more tags, comma-separated.
  • Preset tags: all, layout, style, color, texture, copy, font.
• Example in a prompt:

  Create a tech event poster with a futuristic grid layout
  @SeedeReferenceImage(url: 'https://assets.seede.ai/asset/a1cc3c0d-0de9-4908-892a-b98073f5d35a', tag: 'style,layout,color')
  

• CLI flags:
  • Use -r, --ref multiple times:

    seede create --no-interactive \
      --prompt "Tech event poster with neon wires and grid layout" \
      --scene "poster" \
      --format "png" \
      --ref "https://assets.seede.ai/asset/a1cc3c0d-0de9-4908-892a-b98073f5d35a|style,layout,color"

License

MIT