Commands

The agent's own /prefix:name slash verbs, dual like rules.

1. Step 1 of 2

   Teach it a slash verb

   A command is a repeatable ask the agent answers to, exposed as /prefix:name in any session (the prefix is the agent's, like a skill namespace). The name is lowercase letters, digits and dashes; the summary is the one line that says what it does. Commands are the agent's OWN verbs, written from a session with plm, never typed into the UI; dual like rules, so --public ships them in the agent's releases.

   plm agent command add

   $ plm agent command add ship --summary "build, verify, then deploy on my say-so"

   ✓ cmd_605a8430f56e4af2 /ship (private)

   full form · plm agent command add <name> --summary <text> [--public]

2. Step 2 of 2

   See the verbs it answers to

   The agent's command palette: each row is /name plus its one-line summary, zone-tagged [pub]/[priv], with the split counted in the footer. A query matches name and summary. rm prunes a verb; publish/unpublish move it between private and the release-shipping public zone — the same plm-only status editing as rules.

   command ls

   $ plm agent command ls

   cmd_605a8430f56e4af2 [priv] /ship — build, verify, then deploy on my say-so

   1 commands (0 public · 1 private)

   full form · plm agent command ls [query] [--public|--private] · command rm|publish|unpublish <cmd_id>