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Index of every orxtra CLI command group -- serve, run, inbox, trace, event, validate, config, db, dispatch, worker -- each linking to its own flags and subcommand reference.
#orxtra CLI Reference
Autonomous multi-agent AI workflows.
Version: 0.13.0
#Commands
- serve -- Start the HTTP API server (MCP, A2A, AG-UI, native routes).
#Command Groups
- run -- Manage autonomous workflow run lifecycle (start, list, show, abort, pause, resume).
- inbox -- Manage human-in-the-loop inbox items (list, show, respond, skip, reject).
- trace -- Query trace data: events, transcripts, tasks, and notepad entries for runs.
- event -- Fire named events to wake wait-for tasks in running workflows.
- validate -- Validate agent, workflow, and category configuration TOML files.
- config -- Inspect run configuration snapshots and internal pricing tables.
- db -- Database provisioning, schema verification, and migration commands.
- dispatch -- Manage the persistent event dispatch worker process.
- worker -- Manage remote worker processes that execute tool calls for the brain.
#Global flags
| Name | Short | Type | Default | Env | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
--db | str | PostgreSQL connection URL. | |||
--format | str | table | Output format. |
#Framework flags
These flags are owned by the strictcli framework, not by the app. No command may declare a flag with one of these names, and each is recognized anywhere on the command line.
| Flag | Effect |
|---|---|
--dry-run | Preview mode: no mutation runs. The framework prints a log of every effect the command would have performed. |
--approve-consequential | Skips the confirmation prompt a consequential command shows before it runs. |
--quiet | Hides informational output. Warnings, errors, structured data and the dry-run log are never suppressed. |
--verbose | Shows debug output. --quiet wins when both are passed. |