Use the command line to send tasks to OmniRoute's A2A server, which supports communication between agents. Inspect execution history and logs, monitor or cancel tasks, and interactively test the JSON-RPC 2.0 communication protocol.
- Check server status and available skills
- Invoke a skill with JSON input
- Inspect task history and logs
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Back up and restore OmniRoute data from the command line. Manage incremental snapshots, scheduled backups, encryption, and cloud synchronization, with options to compare differences and preview data transfers or imports before applying them.
- Create a backup before restoring data
- Schedule recurring backups
- Compare differences before cloud synchronization
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Submit groups of AI requests as batch jobs with the OmniRoute command line. Manage input files, monitor or cancel jobs, save results and errors, and incorporate batch processing into automated build and deployment workflows.
- Submitting AI requests from a JSONL file
- Monitoring batch jobs and waiting for completion
- Saving batch results and error details
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Configure prompt compression, which shortens text sent to AI models, through the OmniRoute command line. Adjust RTK filters, Caveman rules, and combined compression modes, then preview the results using real prompts.
- Preview compression results with real prompts
- Adjust RTK filters and Caveman rules
- Compare combined compression modes
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Manage OmniRoute context settings from the command line, including token budgets and RTK filters for processing context. Switch saved server connections, import or export configurations, and inspect or expire conversation sessions.
- Adjust context token budgets and filtering rules
- Switch between saved server connections
- Import or export connection settings as JSON
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Inspect AI costs, token usage—the units used to measure model input and output—and call logs from the OmniRoute command line. Filter records, review spending by connection, and export usage reports for further review.
- Review AI spending for a selected period
- Compare usage by provider or model
- Search and monitor API call logs
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