The existing CLI has several issues and design flaws. For example:

• Complexity. Some commands are bloated and do too many things or define subcommands for tasks that could be
  handled by the top-level command. For example, the kes identity command.
• No man-page like help.
• No support for multi-server API calls. For example, list status information for all servers specified in the env vars.
• No easy auto-complete

Hence, this milestone captures the progress for a new CLI. For backward compatibilty, we will support the existing CLI for some time.

The new CLI simplifies the commands a user has to type. For example:

$ kes key create => kes add
$ kes key import => kes add --import KEY
$ kes key ls      => kes ls
$ kes policy ls  => kes ls -p
$ kes identity ls  => kes ls -i
...

TODOs:

• [_] kes help command with man-page like output.
• [_] kes add command for adding/importing keys
• [_] kes rm command for removing keys
• [_] kes ls command for listing servers, keys, policies, ...
• [_] kes stat command fetching server, key, policy, ... status
• kes identity command with support for API keys, certificates and private key files
• [_] kes keygen, kes encrypt and kes decrypt command