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Automate financial workflowsfrom your terminal.

wallbit-cli turns AI plans into reliable execution: define flows in YAML, run them with confidence, and keep every step observable.

Built for builders and agents who want speed without chaos: deterministic outputs, validation before execution, and composable workflows that scale from one-off runs to production automations.

Product

One CLI, two ways to win

Move fast with direct commands, then lock in repeatability with YAML workflows you and your agents can run with the same outcome every time.

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Direct commands

Ship outcomes in seconds

Query balances, rates, cards, trades, and more with explicit flags and clean JSON. Perfect for quick decisions, scripts, and agent prompts.

$ wallbit balance checking
$ wallbit rates get --source USD --dest EUR
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YAML workflows

Scale execution like infrastructure

Define multi-step financial flows in YAML, validate before run, and execute the same plan across environments with zero drift.

$ wallbit workflow validate ./payroll.yaml
$ wallbit workflow run ./payroll.yaml

Quickstart

Install, Validate, Execute

Run your first end-to-end workflow in minutes with the exact commands below.

1. Install2. Auth3. Validate4. Run
~/wallbit · zsh
$ go install github.com/jeremyjsx/wallbit-cli/cmd/wallbit@latest$ wallbit auth login# paste key once → stored locally$ wallbit workflow validate ./workflow.yaml> OK — steps and inputs look good$ wallbit workflow run ./workflow.yaml> JSON run report on stdout

Built on a foundation of fast, production-grade tooling

Common Portfolio Flow

STEP 1

Model the rebalance intent in YAML

Define the portfolio check as ordered steps so you and your agents share the same plan before execution.

version: 1
name: rebalance-check
steps:
  - id: checking
    run: balance.get_checking
  - id: stocks
    run: balance.get_stocks
  - id: fx
    run: rates.get
    with:
      source: USD
      dest: EUR
Human-readable planComposable stepsReusable file

Select a stage

[ ready to ship? ]

Ready to run your first real workflow?

Start with the quickstart, adapt the YAML to your use case, and execute with deterministic output from the CLI.