Quick start
This short section describes how to setup your environment for the Akord Command Line Interface (CLI).
With the Akord CLI, you can interact with the protocol to create vaults, upload files, post messages and more.
To get started, make sure you have Node version 16+ installed. Test your version of node and NPM from the command line.
node version
npm versionWith node and NPM both installed, you can download and install the Akord CLI.
npm install -g @akord/akord-cliLaunch your first Akord vault
Now that you have the tools installed, let's launch a new vault on the permaweb. To proceed with the tutorial, please signup with an Akord account.
With your account ready, simply login via the command line:
akord login [email protected]The CLI should return your public keys.
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Your wallet was stored successfully at: ~/.akord
Your wallet address: 9+zypjejQt17sd0dJ5MSfOLSy7kXOPsEGVetOVOUkRgZe0Zpy83Kubx/enrTwxf+djMevL0BlK0WsrR49FAyHg==
Your wallet public key: vwRTJ8iMd0Dc+UyxEpueiIdCxiWXY9GZOJrBv1m6PXg=
Your wallet signing public key: fHmAfeYh5yZ5q9bkr3D45Jcoia/DDsXNVXR4zJOUnIc=Create a vault
You're ready to create a vault.
Make sure to note/save your vault id (see below). We'll use it for the next set of commands.
Logging into the Akord app, you should be able to see your new vault.

Create a folder and upload a file
With our vault created, we're ready to create a folder with the vault ID we generated above:
And finally, let's upload the file as a new stack:
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