Operate HumanLayer from the command line to launch tasks in separate working directories, start sessions, check task status and pull requests, and manage task files through uploads, copies, moves, or deletion.
Toolbox for driving HumanLayer from the CLI - log in, pick a host, launch tasks in their own worktrees, launch sessions, list tasks and their PRs, and copy, move, or upload task artifacts.
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Find the job, read its reference, run the commands, and report the result in a line or two.
| Job | Reference |
|---|---|
| Log in | login.md |
| Find a host | hosts.md |
| Launch a task | launch-task.md |
| Turn auto-advance between phases on or off | auto-advance.md |
| Launch a session | launch-session.md |
| List tasks and statuses | list-tasks.md |
| Find a task's PR | task-prs.md |
| Upload, copy, move, or delete artifacts | managing-artifacts-and-files.md |
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