The predict command runs a compiled predictor directly from your terminal. This is useful
for quick testing and scripting.
Usage
$ muna predict [OPTIONS] TAG [--PARAM VALUE ...]
| Argument | Description |
|---|
TAG | Predictor tag (e.g. @username/greeting) |
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|
--quiet | Suppress verbose logging |
Running a Prediction
Pass inputs to your predictor using --param value syntax:
# 🔥 Run the predictor
$ muna predict @your-username/greeting --name Lina
# 🔥 Run with multiple inputs
$ muna predict @your-username/calculate --a 5 --b 3
Quiet Mode
Use --quiet to suppress logging output, which is useful for scripting:
# 🚀 Clean output for scripts
$ muna predict --quiet @your-username/greeting --name Lina
The predict command outputs results to stdout, making it easy to pipe into other commands
or capture in scripts.
Exploring Predictors
Not sure what predictors are available? Use the --explore flag to browse:
For production use cases, consider using the Muna SDK in your preferred language for better
error handling and performance.
Next Steps
