Command line

agentctl

Inspect, start, call and stop agents.

Command	Description
`agentctl ps`	List agents and their instances
`agentctl members <agent>`	List the processes that make up an agent
`agentctl run <name> [app\|sys] -- <cmd> [args…]`	Run a program as a managed agent called `<name>` (`app` by default)
`agentctl schema <agent> <skill>`	Show a skill’s inputs and outputs
`agentctl call <agent> <skill> [payload]`	Call a skill on an agent; the payload is JSON
`agentctl call agent://<address> [payload]`	The same, by address
`agentctl kill <agent>`	Stop an agent
`agentctl trace`	Show agents’ execution traces

Live view of running agents: identity, resource use, model usage and the current scheduling policy. Press q to quit.

Every agent on the system, as a read-only directory tree:

ls /agent/local

Command	Description
`llmgwctl source add <name> --type <openai\|anthropic> --base <url> --key-file <file> --model <model>`	Add a model source

These come from Fedora and the wider Linux ecosystem and work as their own documentation describes.

Command	Description
`bootc status`	Show the running image and deployments
`bootc upgrade`	Download and prepare an update
`bootc rollback`	Make the previous deployment the default
`bootc switch <image>`	Move to another image or release
`flatpak install\|update\|uninstall`	Manage desktop apps
`distrobox create\|enter`	Manage development containers
`rpm-ostree install <pkg>`	Layer a package onto the image (last resort)