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jstm agent list

List agents in your active workspace.

jstm agent show

Show details of a specific agent. Accepts a handle, UUID, or FQN.

jstm agent view

View an agent’s current structure. It resolves committed-first, falling back to the draft session, so a handle, reserved id, session id, or UUID all work — before and after commit.

jstm agent status

Show an agent’s composite lifecycle status — where it is, and how it got there.

jstm agent spine

Show lifecycle health for an agent: which stages are complete and what’s missing.

jstm agent spec

Export the agent’s builder spec and committed definition. These are otherwise only visible inside the product, so this is how you inspect or diff them.

jstm agent readiness

Report per-skill readiness and any remaining blockers.
This command exits non-zero whenever there are blockers, so it works directly as a gate:
It resolves the builder session first and falls back to the committed agent, so it works on a live draft or a committed agent.

jstm agent readiness-fix

Apply a targeted, idempotent remediation for a readiness blocker.
required
One of reconcile, introspect, refresh-tools, fix-credential, or verify-backend.
Scope the fix to one skill.
Scope the fix to one MCP server, by qualified name.
Output the raw result as JSON.
Every action is idempotent — running it twice is safe.

jstm agent save

Save a builder session: validate it, hash it, and bump its version.
For most work, jstm agent plan done is what you want — it saves and promotes in one step.

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