AI BriefingHugging Face Unveils New CLI `hf`
Key point
Hugging Face has released a new CLI called `hf` with a redesigned command structure, along with `hf jobs`, a serverless job execution service.
Details
The Hugging Face CLI has been officially renamed from the existing huggingface-cli to hf. This overhaul aims to make the command structure more intuitive and consistent.
The new CLI adopts the hf <resource> <action> pattern, making the command structure clearer.
hf auth: Manage authentication (login, logout, etc.)hf repo: Manage repositorieshf upload/hf download: Upload/download files and foldershf cache: Manage the local cache
The existing huggingface-cli will be kept for backward compatibility, and using the old commands will display a warning to use the new hf command instead.
Additionally, a new service called hf jobs has been introduced. This is a pay-as-you-go service that lets users select the hardware specifications they want and run scripts or Docker images on Hugging Face's infrastructure.
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