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Uno Cli

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Uno CLI — Agent Tool Gateway via command line. 2000+ real-world tools accessible with two commands: search → call. Features Device Code OAuth (via ClawdChat SSO), hybrid search (keyword/semantic), tool calling with auto-auth, rating, and multi-account management. Use when: user needs to call external tools/APIs; or needs real-time info from services like weather, search, maps, finance, etc.

Install

openclaw skills install uno-cli

Uno CLI

Access 2000+ real-world tools via command line. Zero install (Python 3.8+ stdlib only).

Prerequisites

  • Python 3.8+ (pre-installed on most systems)
  • CLI script included: bin/uno.py — no extra install needed

CLI path (relative to this file): bin/uno.py

Authentication

Login once before first use. Credentials are stored in ~/.uno/credentials.json.

# Option A: Two-step login (recommended for agents — non-blocking)
python bin/uno.py login --start
# → Returns JSON: {"status": "pending", "verification_uri_complete": "https://...", "device_code": "xxx", ...}
# Show the URL to the user. After they authorize in a browser:
python bin/uno.py login --poll <device_code>
# → {"success": true, "name": "...", "email": "..."}

# Option B: One-shot interactive (for terminal users — blocks until authorized)
python bin/uno.py login

# Option C: Direct API Key
python bin/uno.py login --key uno_xxxxx

# Switch accounts (multi-account)
python bin/uno.py use                  # list all accounts
python bin/uno.py use <name_or_email>  # switch to specified account

# Logout
python bin/uno.py logout
python bin/uno.py logout --all         # remove all accounts

Env var UNO_API_KEY takes priority over file config (useful for CI).

Auth Flow Details

Uno uses Device Code Flow with ClawdChat SSO:

  1. login --start requests a device code from Uno server
  2. The returned verification_uri_complete URL opens a page where the user logs in via ClawdChat
  3. After authorization, login --poll retrieves an API key
  4. Works perfectly for mobile scenarios (e.g., user on phone with OpenClaw)

Command Reference

All commands output pretty-printed JSON by default. Add --compact for single-line JSON (easier for programmatic parsing).

Status

python bin/uno.py whoami               # current user info (credits, plan, keys)
python bin/uno.py health               # server health check

Search Tools

python bin/uno.py search "weather" [--limit 10] [--mode hybrid|keyword|semantic] [--category dev] [--server weather-free]

Returns tools with input_schema (JSON Schema) — use it to construct correct arguments.

Tool Details

python bin/uno.py tool get <tool_slug>
# e.g. python bin/uno.py tool get amap-maps.maps_weather

Call a Tool

python bin/uno.py call <tool_slug> --args '{"city":"Beijing"}'

Response:

{"success": true, "data": {...}, "meta": {"latency_ms": 234, "credits_used": 1.0}}

Rate a Tool

python bin/uno.py rate <tool_slug> <0-5> [--comment "great tool"]

Browse Servers

python bin/uno.py servers [--query "weather"] [--category search] [--limit 50]

Disconnect Third-party Authorization

python bin/uno.py disconnect <server_slug>
# e.g. python bin/uno.py disconnect github

Revokes the stored OAuth token or API key for a server. After disconnect, the next call will return auth_required again.

API Key Management

python bin/uno.py keys list            # list active API keys
python bin/uno.py keys create          # create a new API key
python bin/uno.py keys delete <key_id> # delete an API key

Agent Workflow

  1. Search first — never guess tool slugs or parameters
  2. Read input_schema from search results to construct correct arguments
  3. Search by capability ("weather", "search", "translate"), not user intent
  4. Use --compact to reduce output size (fewer tokens)
  5. If desc is truncated (ends with …), run tool get <slug> for full description
  6. Check credits with whoami before heavy usage — free plan has 100 daily credits
  7. Handle errors:
    • auth_required with auth_type: "api_key" → tell user to provide an API Key (show get_key_url and fields from response)
    • auth_required with auth_url → show auth_url to user to open in browser for OAuth authorization; after they complete, retry the same call
    • tool_not_found → search again with different keywords
    • insufficient_credits → inform user, show recharge_url
    • Connection errors (timeout, cancelled) → retry once, then inform user
  8. Rate tools after successful calls to improve search quality
  9. When multiple servers offer the same capability (e.g., github vs github-api), prefer the one with higher calls_7d or rating in stats

Output Format

  • Call success: {"success": true, "data": {...}, "meta": {"latency_ms": N, "credits_used": N}}
  • Other success: {"success": true, "data": {...}}
  • Error: {"error": "description", "hint": "...", ...}, non-zero exit code

Detailed Help

python bin/uno.py --help
python bin/uno.py search --help
python bin/uno.py call --help

API Base URL

Default: https://clawdtools.uno. Override with --base-url or env var UNO_API_URL.

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