Cli FAQs

Question 1

What are the key features of Cli?

Accepted Answer

Key features include secure command execution with validation, configurable command and flag whitelisting, path traversal prevention, shell operator injection protection, execution timeouts, and detailed error reporting.

Question 2

What is Cli and what problem does it solve?

Accepted Answer

Cli is a secure command-line execution tool designed for LLM (Large Language Model) applications. It solves the problem of insecure command execution by providing robust security features like command whitelisting, path validation, and protection against shell injection.

Question 3

What happens if a security violation occurs while using Cli?

Accepted Answer

Cli provides detailed error messages for various security violations, including CommandSecurityError for command whitelist violations, CommandTimeoutError for exceeding execution time limits, and PathSecurityError for path traversal attempts. These errors help you identify and address security issues quickly.

Question 4

How does Cli protect against security vulnerabilities?

Accepted Answer

Cli protects against vulnerabilities by enforcing strict command whitelists, validating paths to prevent traversal, blocking shell operators to prevent injection attacks, and enforcing execution timeouts and length limits.

Question 5

How do I configure Cli for my LLM application?

Accepted Answer

Cli is configured using environment variables. You can specify allowed directories, commands, flags, maximum command length, and command timeout. Refer to the Configuration section in the documentation for detailed instructions and examples.

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