The CLI is now speakeasy, with built-in commands for building functions

The command-line tool is now called speakeasy. Install it with brew install speakeasy-api/tap/cli or npm i -g @speakeasy-api/cli; the old gram binary keeps working as a deprecated alias, so nothing breaks today. The functions SDK's build and deploy steps move into the CLI too: speakeasy functions init|build|dev|push|stage replace the standalone gf tool and the create-function scaffolder, which now print a notice pointing at the new commands. More on this in CLI overview and gram stage function.

Features

Install and run the CLI as speakeasy — The CLI's command name, help text, and install instructions now say speakeasy. Running it as gram still works and prints a one-line deprecation notice; profiles stay in ~/.gram/profile.json, so there's nothing to re-authenticate. https://ai.speakeasy.com/cli.sh and /cli.ps1 now redirect to the install scripts on every platform host. (#7130, @adaam2; #7187, @adaam2)
Build and deploy functions with speakeasy functions — speakeasy functions init scaffolds a project from a built-in template (--template functions or --template mcp), build compiles it, dev runs its dev script, and push builds, stages, and deploys it using your speakeasy auth profile. The old gf build/gf push commands keep working but print a notice pointing at the replacements, and speakeasy push now deploys to the API URL from your profile instead of always targeting https://app.getgram.ai. (#7130, @adaam2)