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In case you want to follow along with this walk-through, here's a quick overview of the most useful argo command line interface (CLI) commands.

## Install the Argo CLI tool

You may obtain [the latest release from the releases page](https://github.com/argoproj/argo-workflows/releases/latest).

On MacOS you may also use homebrew to install the tool:

```sh
brew install argo
```

## Quick start with Argo CLI

```bash
argo submit hello-world.yaml # submit a workflow spec to Kubernetes
argo list # list current workflows
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argo delete hello-world-xxx # delete workflow
```

## How to use kubectl directly

You can also run workflow specs directly using `kubectl` but the Argo CLI provides syntax checking, nicer output, and requires less typing.

```bash
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