CLI

The adaos command is the main operator and developer entry point.

Core command groups

• api: start, stop, and restart the local FastAPI control server
• skill: install, validate, run, update, activate, and supervise skills
• scenario: install, validate, run, test, and compare scenarios
• node: inspect role, readiness, reliability, Yjs webspaces, and member operations
• hub: manage join codes and hub-root diagnostics
• autostart: manage OS startup integration and core-update actions
• monitor: stream events and SSE diagnostics
• runtime: inspect local runtime state
• secret: store and retrieve secrets
• dev: Root and Forge-style developer workflows
• interpreter: NLU datasets, parsing, and training utilities

Common examples

adaos api serve
adaos skill list
adaos skill validate weather_skill
adaos scenario list
adaos node status --json
adaos hub join-code create
adaos autostart status

Execution model

Many commands support two paths:

• direct local execution through services
• API-backed execution against the active control server

This is especially visible in skill, node, and service-management commands.