Function cli_execute

src/mcp_cli/adapters/cli.py:164–229

Convenience function to execute a unified command from CLI. This is a simplified interface for main.py to use when migrating from legacy action functions to unified commands. Args: command_name: Name of the command to execute **kwargs: Command parameters Retur

(command_name: str, **kwargs: Any)

async def cli_execute(command_name: str, **kwargs: Any) -> Any:
    """
    Convenience function to execute a unified command from CLI.

    This is a simplified interface for main.py to use when migrating from
    legacy action functions to unified commands.

    Args:
        command_name: Name of the command to execute
        **kwargs: Command parameters

    Returns:
        Command result data (or True on success, False on failure)

    Example:
        await cli_execute("tools", raw=True, details=False)
    """
    from mcp_cli.commands.registry import UnifiedCommandRegistry

    # Get registry instance
    cmd_registry = UnifiedCommandRegistry()

    # Look up command in registry
    command = cmd_registry.get(command_name, mode=CommandMode.CLI)

    if not command:
        output.error(f"Unknown command: {command_name}")
        return False

    try:
        # Add context if available (don't fail if not initialized)
        if command.requires_context:
            try:
                context = get_context()
                if context:
                    kwargs.setdefault("tool_manager", context.tool_manager)
                    kwargs.setdefault("model_manager", context.model_manager)
            except RuntimeError:
                # Context not initialized - command will run without it
                pass

        # Execute command
        result = await command.execute(**kwargs)

        # Handle result
        if result.success:
            if result.output:
                # Output is already formatted by the command (str or Rich object)
                output.print(result.output)

            # Return data for programmatic use
            return result.data if result.data else True

        # Handle failure case
        else:
            if result.error:
                output.error(result.error)
            else: