CLI command map

This page is intentionally compact. Run clawdi <command> --help for the arguments, options, and examples shipped with your CLI version. Object names follow the definitions in Core concepts.

Get started and stay healthy

Command	Purpose
`clawdi auth login` / `logout`	Add or remove this computer’s authentication
`clawdi auth status`	Show the credential source without printing secrets
`clawdi setup`	Detect Agent software, register Connected Agents, add MCP, install the bundled Skill, and install the daemon
`clawdi teardown`	Reverse Connected Agent setup
`clawdi status`	Show authentication and sync activity
`clawdi doctor`	Diagnose authentication, reachability, Agent paths, Vault metadata, and MCP
`clawdi update`	Install the latest CLI version; use `--check` to report only

Sync and inspect Agent data

Command	Purpose
`clawdi push`	Upload supported Connected Agent Sessions and Skills
`clawdi pull`	Mirror Sessions or explicitly import an eligible Project Skill
`clawdi session list`	List local Connected Agent Sessions
`clawdi session extract`	Extract Memories from a local Session through Clawdi
`clawdi daemon status`	Inspect the background sync daemon
`clawdi daemon logs`	Read daemon logs
`clawdi daemon restart`	Restart the daemon after refreshing setup

Work with shared context

Command family	Purpose
`clawdi memory`	List, search, add, and remove Memories
`clawdi skill`	List, add, install, initialize, and remove Skills
`clawdi project`	Create, inspect, share, and manage Projects
`clawdi inbox`	Review and respond to Project invitations or share links
`clawdi agent projects`	List, attach, detach, or move Projects for an Agent

Work with secrets and AI Providers

Command family	Purpose
`clawdi vault`	Manage Vault keys, attachments, imports, and references
`clawdi read <clawdi://...>`	Explicitly print one resolved Vault value
`clawdi inject`	Render `clawdi://` references into an output file
`clawdi run`	Run a child command with explicit Vault references resolved
`clawdi ai-provider`	Manage local AI Provider records and credential references

clawdi read and non-dry-run secret commands can expose plaintext to the terminal or a child process. Prefer --dry-run first and avoid placing secret values directly in command-line flags.

Deploy a Cloud Agent

Command family	Purpose
`clawdi deploy`	Create a remotely running Agent with the interactive deployment wizard

This workflow is available only for Cloud Agents. Run clawdi deploy --help for current choices and automation requirements. See Automate Cloud Agent deployment.

Work with Channels and MCP

Command family	Purpose
`clawdi channel`	Manage Channel bots, Agent links, chat pairing, and messages
`clawdi mcp`	Start the MCP stdio server used by configured Agents

Connectors are managed in the Clawdi dashboard, not with a CLI command.

Configure the CLI

clawdi config list
clawdi config get <key>
clawdi config set <key> <value>
clawdi config unset <key>
clawdi config paths

Use clawdi config paths to identify the local paths used by the current CLI installation. Do not edit generated or credential files unless a specific troubleshooting guide tells you to. For an exhaustive command list, see clawdi --help and the current CLI reference in the Clawdi repository.

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Get started and stay healthy

Sync and inspect Agent data

Work with shared context

Work with secrets and AI Providers

Deploy a Cloud Agent

Work with Channels and MCP

Configure the CLI

​Get started and stay healthy

​Sync and inspect Agent data

​Work with shared context

​Work with secrets and AI Providers

​Deploy a Cloud Agent

​Work with Channels and MCP

​Configure the CLI

Get started and stay healthy

Sync and inspect Agent data

Work with shared context

Work with secrets and AI Providers

Deploy a Cloud Agent

Work with Channels and MCP

Configure the CLI