CLI Reference¶

StackOps currently exposes two entry styles:

standalone commands such as devops, fire, and seek
umbrella wrapper: stackops

For day-to-day use, prefer the standalone command when you already know which tool you want. Use stackops when you want one top-level CLI that routes into the same command tree.

Standalone entrypoints¶

Command	Purpose
`devops`	Package installation, repo automation, config sync, data sync, self-management, networking, and script execution
`terminal`	Terminal session and layout management
`agents`	AI agent scaffolding, MCP catalog installs, prompt runs, and parallel agent workflows
`utils`	General-purpose utility commands
`croshell`	Cross-shell launcher built around `uv run` backends
`seek`	Interactive search across files, text matches, and symbols
`fire`	File, function, notebook, and app runner
`cloud`	Cloud sync, copy, mount, and SSH transfer helpers

Umbrella entrypoints¶

stackops is a lazy-loading wrapper around the same top-level command families:

stackops --help
stackops devops --help
stackops agents --help

The wrappers currently expose:

devops
cloud
terminal
agents
utils
seek
fire
croshell

For the full command-specific flag surface, check the standalone command as well, for example fire --help or seek --help.

Getting help¶

devops --help
agents --help
cloud --help
croshell --help
fire --help
seek --help
stackops --help