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# FlowLeap CLI `flowleap` is the command layer for the FlowLeap Patent AI backend. This is the entry-point skill: it verifies the setup and routes to the specialist skills. Always pass `--json` for agent parsing; use `--dry-run` before protected calls. ## Start Here ```bash command -v flowleap || true flowleap --json doctor ``` **CLI not installed?** Install it first — npm when Node is present, the install script otherwise: ``` npm install -g flowleap curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/flowleap-ai/flowleap-cli/main/install.sh | sh ``` Then authenticate: `flowleap auth login` opens a device-code sign-in (a free FlowLeap account is created at flowleap.co if you don't have one). Headless agents use a `fl_pat_` API token instead — see `flowleap-auth`. `doctor` targets the production backend (https://api.flowleap.co) by default — no `--base-url` needed. Developing the FlowLeap backend itself? Add `--base-url http://localhost:8000` to point at a local server. ## Where Things Live - **Auth, global flags, config, output formats** → `flowleap-shared`; login, token minting, and 401 self-heal → `flowleap-auth`. - **Provider keys (EPO OPS / USPTO ODP BYOK)** → `flowleap-keys`. A `provider_keys_required` / `provider_keys_invalid` hint means a human must sign up in a browser — stop and ask. - **Patent search & CQL** → `flowleap-patent`; **USPTO ODP** → `flowleap-uspto`. - **EPO document data** (biblio, claims, description, family, legal) → `flowleap-ops`. - **Acade