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GETTING STARTED
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API REFERENCE
What is the VESSL CLI/SDK?
CLI
Getting Started
vessl run
vessl cluster
vessl dataset
vessl experiment
vessl image
vessl model
vessl organization
vessl project
vessl ssh-key
vessl sweep
vessl volume
vessl workspace
Python SDK
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CLI
You can invoke the VESSL command-line interface using vessl (or vsl for short). Use the --help flag to get more information about each command.
If you do not provide certain required values, VESSL will inquire these values interactively by default. If you wish to turn off this feature, use the --no-interaction flag.
To use most CLI commands, you should first create an organization (and a project). For example, to view your datasets, you must specify an organization in your command. To create an experiment, you must specify your project. You can do so by using the --organization and --project options. For commands with unspecified organization and project, VESSL will use the default settings. You can change your default organization at any time.
Explore the following subpages to learn more about our CLI commands.
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