Bug: GeekBench AI Pro CLI is missing a lot of help options

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al4321

28 Jan, 2025 04:15 AM

GeekBench AI Pro CLI tool is missing several key components from it's help:
1. It doesn't show how to license the Pro version (I am testing a Linux server via CLI)
./banff --unlock (email) (password)

2. It is missing many export options, after licesing:
2.a. missing --export-text FILE
2.b. missing --export-csv FILE

According to official documentation:
http://support.primatelabs.com/kb/geekbench-ai/geekbench-ai-command-line-tool
those exports should be there.
Using this benchmark as a standalone tool on a Linux server becomes difficult.
Please fix built in CLI help.

Result Options:

  --load FILE load and display Geekbench AI result from FILE
  --save FILE save Geekbench AI result to FILE
  --export-html FILE export Geekbench AI result as HTML to FILE
  --export-json FILE export Geekbench AI result as JSON to FILE
  --export-xml FILE export Geekbench AI result as XML to FILE
  --upload upload results to the Browser
  --no-upload do not upload results to the Browser

This is *before* entering the license: (it must show ./banff --unlock option)
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root@core2duo:~/GeekbenchAI-1.2.0-Linux# ./banff --save result.gbai
Error: The `--save` switch is only available in Geekbench AI Pro.
Geekbench AI 1.2.0 : https://www.geekbench.com/ai/

Usage:

  ./banff [ options ]

Options:

  -h, --help print this message

AI Benchmark Options:

  --ai run the AI benchmark
  --ai-framework [ID] use AI framework ID
  --ai-backend [ID] use AI backend ID
  --ai-device [ID] use AI device ID
  --ai-list list available AI settings

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