cli-resilience

Name: cli-resilience
Author: cheaper-inference

github.com/cheaper-inferenceCloud & DevOps82.3k1.0k installsUpdated today

About cli-resilience

cli-resilience is an OmniRoute command-line skill for inspecting and managing quota and resilience state. It helps operators review provider breakers and cooldowns, reset stuck connections, and adjust resilience thresholds.

Key features

01Inspect quota, pool, and circuit state
02Preview quota allocation
03View breakers, cooldowns, and lockouts
04Reset cooldowns by provider or model
05Configure resilience thresholds

Use cases

01Check quota before allocating requests
02Investigate a provider circuit breaker
03Clear a stuck connection cooldown
04Adjust backoff and reset settings

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/cheaper-inference/omniroute --skill cli-resilience

After installing, type/cli-resiliencein Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Overview

Inspect and manage circuit-breaker states, connection cooldowns, quota limits, and backoff levels from the CLI. Reset stuck providers and configure resilience thresholds.

Quick install

npm install -g omniroute   # or: npx omniroute
omniroute --version

Subcommands

`quota`

Flags:

--provider <id>
--json

Example:

omniroute quota

`quota status`

Show truthful OmniRoute gateway, quota, pool, and circuit state

Example:

omniroute quota status

`quota preview`

Preview allocation enforcement without an upstream request

Flags:

--api-key-id <id>
--pool-id <id>
--tokens <n>

Example:

omniroute quota preview

`quota ensure <json>`

Idempotently create or update a quota pool from a JSON object

Example:

omniroute quota ensure <json>

`resilience`

Example:

omniroute resilience

`resilience status`

Flags:

--provider

Example:

omniroute resilience status

`resilience breakers`

Flags:

--provider

Example:

omniroute resilience breakers

`resilience cooldowns`

Flags:

--provider 
--connection-id <id>

Example:

omniroute resilience cooldowns

`resilience lockouts`

Flags:

--provider 
--model <m>

Example:

omniroute resilience lockouts

`resilience reset`

Flags:

--provider 
--connection-id <id>
--model <m>
--all-cooldowns
--yes

Example:

omniroute resilience reset

`resilience profile`

Example:

omniroute resilience profile

`resilience show`

Example:

omniroute resilience show

`resilience set <name>`

Example:

omniroute resilience set <name>

`resilience config`

Example:

omniroute resilience config

`resilience show`

Example:

omniroute resilience show

`resilience set`

Flags:

--threshold <n>
--reset-timeout <ms>
--base-cooldown <ms>

Example:

omniroute resilience set

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Author: cheaper-inference
Repository: cheaper-inference/omniroute
Category: Cloud & DevOps
Installs: 1,026
GitHub stars: 82,251

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