Inspect and manage BB threads, environments, projects, and plugins through its command line interface. The skill guides agents to identify the correct targets, apply changes, and verify the resulting state.
Use this when controlling bb. The bb CLI inspects and manages threads, environments, projects, machines, providers, skills, plugins, settings, terminals, and other BB services.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Never inspect or message other threads unless the user explicitly requests that action.
Use bb for BB state and actions. Inspect the current context before you choose IDs, machines, workspaces, providers, or models.
bb status --json
Use JSON when command output controls later work. Use human output for quick inspection.
Run bb --version for the CLI version. Use bb --help or bb help [command]
for help. Run bb guide for the system overview. Run bb guide <chapter> for one
area. Use bb <group> --help for current flags and defaults.
A standalone CLI targets http://127.0.0.1:38886. Use BB_SERVER_URL and BB_HOST_DAEMON_PORT only for an intentional non-default target.
--yes for a confirmed destructive command in a non-interactive shell.Root path ... must not be a symlink). Use real directories. Before a rename or rollback, check every affected environment and thread; changing only project sources is not enough.bb project list --json
bb machine list --json
bb provider list --environment "$BB_ENVIRONMENT_ID" --json
bb thread show "$BB_THREAD_ID" --json
bb environment status "$BB_ENVIRONMENT_ID" --json
bb plugin list --json
bb skill list --environment "$BB_ENVIRONMENT_ID" --json
Confirm the command result and any affected thread, environment, plugin, or remote service. Report the stable ID or URL that the user needs next.
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Work through sixteen open questions in four rounds to clarify major product decisions, risky changes, or large refactors. The agent adapts later questions to earlier answers, then turns your decisions into a step-by-step implementation plan.
Document approved decisions as concise ADRs, or architecture decision records. It preserves the user's meaning and conditions, removes conversational filler, follows the project's numbering, and presents the saved record for review.
Keep a Mac awake for a chosen duration or while a specified process runs. The skill uses built-in macOS tools to manage one session, verify that sleep prevention is active, and control whether the display stays on.
Turn a feature or refactoring idea into a concise implementation prompt for another agent. It asks focused questions one at a time, records decisions, and includes development steps, validation, and working rules.
Create, install, and debug TypeScript plugins that extend bb with custom pages, sidebar panels, CLI commands, agent tools, themes, and other features. The skill also guides development reloads, log checks, and verification of installed plugins.
Identify one to three important decisions before starting a build. Based on the user's idea, this skill presents concise options and an initial recommendation for each, then waits for answers before work proceeds.