Simple CLI tool for CI dashboard

Provide a simple CLI tool which allows basic interaction with the CI dashboard (listing existing CI loops; potentially creating new ones and re-executing existing ones).

lci add <VCS URL> [file name] [class name] [--run]

Add a job to the CI server.
Config is held in some form of network accessible version control.
Config contains information about what to do and triggers (time/commit)
Suggest we support Git and Bazaar. File and class names need to be specified if there is more than one file/class in the repository. If one is missing initially we just get confused and reject the job. Later, we could be more flexible. Perhaps we could have a defined directory structure, so lib/* are put on the Python path and job/* are all run?
Doesn't run immediately unless you add --run

Once added, a job has a job name specified by a Python class hierarchy, e.g: Kernel.BuildOrigen

lci run <job name>
If you have a job that isn't running per-commit or on a time trigger, you can run it like this.

Each job gets an ID when it runs. This is globally unique, not just unique to the job.

lci status [--group group] [--job job name/ID] [--console]
Returns status of all jobs you own / all jobs in a particular group / job with a particular name. This is just a basic waiting/running/finished(OK/fail) sort of thing.

lci delete <job name>

lci get <job ID> [--console]
Downloads a tarball of all output from a run. If --console is specified, just prints the console log (user can pipe it to their favourite pager).