Catalog discovery.
Filter current packs by jurisdiction, domain, readiness, and status before selecting one.
Command-line interface
Inspect, test, and automate regulatory packs from your terminal.
Install esheria 1.2.2 to discover the production catalog, select packs explicitly, run citation-backed workflows, and keep traceable output in local automation and CI.
Install and run
A first successful command with an explicit published pack.
python3 -m pip install esheria
export ESHERIA_API_KEY=YOUR_KEY
esheria packs list --jurisdiction UK --format json
esheria obligations list UK-OFSI-SANCTIONS --limit 5 --format json
esheria applicability check EU-NIS2-CYBERSECURITY \
--role essential_entity --activity digital_service --format jsonDesigned for operators
Use the CLI before, beside, or instead of custom integration code.
Workflow smoke tests.
Run health, readiness, pack, obligation, applicability, evidence, calendar, graph, and claim checks.
Automation-safe output.
Choose JSON output, preserve trace IDs, and use stable exit behavior in CI and operator scripts.
Pack-specific commands.
Every pack workflow names the regulatory pack it intends to use.
Shared usage rules.
CLI requests use the active pricing catalog and return the same API errors, trace IDs, and limitations.
One maintained package.
The distributed package includes the typed Python client, command-line interface, and local agent-tool fallback.
Next steps
Take the same selected pack into code or automation.
Python quickstart
Use the typed client against the same API token, response envelope, and explicit pack selection.
OpenCommand-line integration
Use the CLI in local workflows, CI, and operator runbooks with the intended pack selected per command.
OpenAPI overview
Move from terminal validation to a documented production integration.
OpenStart sandbox
Create a workspace, select packs, create a token explicitly, and preload the playground.
Open