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CLI buttons will be sugar for the common case: wrap a command-line invocation as a button in one line, no --runtime, no script body. 
# Planned shape
buttons create tail-logs --cli 'openclaw tail --service api --env production'
buttons create git-status --cli 'git status --short'
Under the hood, a CLI button is a shell code button whose main.sh is the command you passed. The preset exists so agents can recognize the pattern — “I just want to run this command” — without thinking about runtimes.

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Today

You can already wrap any CLI command with --code: 
buttons create tail-logs \
  --code 'openclaw tail --service api --env production' \
  --runtime shell
See Code buttons for the full flag set.

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What’s changing

  • --cli '<command>' flag on buttons create
  • Runtime value cli in button.json (still executes via /bin/sh)
  • Detail view and list surface CLI buttons with a dedicated label