CLI usage
After connecting your account, the CLI opens a session in the current workspace. Type what you want to do and press Enter.
Send a task
For example, you can ask it to:
- “explain this project’s structure”;
- “fix the failing tests”;
- “refactor this module”;
- “start the development server”.
The agent reads the context, executes the task and shows its progress in the feed. Changes are presented as diffs for you to review.
By default, the CLI asks for confirmation before sensitive actions. Use automatic mode when you want to allow actions without individual confirmation.
Useful commands
/new— start a new session;/sessions— choose an existing session;/preset lite,/preset basic,/preset standardor/preset premium— choose the capability tier;/auto— toggle automatic approval;/account— view your account and credits;/help— show help;/quit— exit.
Sessions
Sessions are persistent and workspace-aware. You can quit and resume your work
later with /sessions.
Sessions are also shared with the VS Code extension.