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Device Tools · Product DocumentationWuji CLICommand-line tool.v2026.8.31 macOS · Windows · Linux
Follow these stages to install the CLI, operate devices, calibrate data, and diagnose issues.
1

Install and Verify

Install the CLI, then verify the device connection and shell environment.
2

Operate Devices

Start with device discovery, then read and write parameters, subscribe to data, record sessions, and visualize them.
3

Calibrate and Manage User Data

Manage profiles, run hand model and tactile calibration, and move calibration data between machines.
4

Diagnose and Upgrade

Export diagnostic information before upgrading firmware.
  • Doctor — Check connectivity, versions, permissions, and device status
  • Logs — Export support bundles, snapshots, and structured logs
  • Firmware Upgrade — Check for updates, upgrade devices in batches, or flash a local firmware file
5

Migrate from Studio

Move Studio data to the CLI and map Studio features to CLI commands.

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Release Notes

Version updates and changelog for Wuji CLI

Introduction

CLI purpose, command overview, output modes, and error output

Getting Started

Prerequisites, installation, verification, updates, and shell completions

Device Management

Scan devices, probe connectivity, and target a specific device

Parameters

Discover resources, then read or write parameters

User and Calibration Data

Manage profiles, move calibration data, and automate CLI tasks

Hand Model Calibration

Run hand model calibration and hot-load the result

Subscription

Subscribe to real-time data streams and capture them to files

Recording

Record, review, and export teleoperation sessions

Visualization

View live joint and tactile data in Rerun Web Viewer

Tactile Calibration

Run tactile calibration and verify the result

Doctor

Check connectivity, versions, permissions, and device status

Logs

Export support bundles, snapshots, and structured logs

Firmware Upgrade

Check updates, upgrade devices in batches, and flash local firmware

Migration from Studio

Move Studio data and map Studio features to CLI commands