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Use this when controlling bb. The bb CLI lets you inspect, create, and orchestrate bb threads, automations, projects, providers, and environments.
Use this when controlling bb. The bb CLI lets you inspect, create, and orchestrate bb threads, automations, projects, providers, and environments.
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Use bb when controlling bb itself: inspect current context, coordinate threads,
message agents, or inspect projects, providers, and environments.
bb status to identify the current project, thread, and environment.--json when command output will drive follow-up work.bb guide for the system overview and bb guide <chapter> for full
command reference.bb CLI with no connection env targets the default local server
at http://127.0.0.1:38886 and host daemon port 38887. Set
BB_SERVER_URL and BB_HOST_DAEMON_PORT only for remote or non-default
targets. The Add machine installer injects its enrolled daemon's selected
local API port automatically and atomically reserves it across default and
custom machine data directories.--server-bind-host 0.0.0.0 is a compatibility escape hatch only:
the public API is unauthenticated and permits command execution and file
reads, so wildcard binding requires a trusted network boundary. The startup
listener and app rows then show http://0.0.0.0:<port>; health checks and
the colocated daemon still use loopback. This opt-in is IPv4-only. Containers
must also publish the port to the host.bb guide environments. It
documents the repo-level .bb-env-setup.sh setup hook and the
.worktreeinclude file..worktreeinclude
file at the repo root to list untracked files, such as .env, that bb must
copy from the source checkout. It uses gitignore pattern syntax. bb copies
the matches before it runs .bb-env-setup.sh.bb-app client ssh-target set <server-origin> <ssh-target> configures the
local helper to open files from a remote bb server in local editors. The SSH
target is the value that works after ssh, such as devbox or
user@devbox.<dataDir>/client.json;
the CLI resolves the server's host ID when writing the mapping, and the remote
server does not read the file.bb-app client ssh-target list --json to inspect mappings.BB_INFERENCE selects the shared model for server-side helper completions,
including thread titles and commit subjects. It defaults to
codex/gpt-5.6-luna; set an override with
bb-app config set BB_INFERENCE <provider/model>.BB_INFERENCE_FALLBACK selects the helper model used after a transient
primary timeout, rate limit, or service-unavailable failure. It defaults to
codex/gpt-5.4-mini; set it with
bb-app config set BB_INFERENCE_FALLBACK <provider/model>.BB_TRANSCRIPTION selects the voice transcription model. It defaults to
codex/gpt-transcribe; set an override with
bb-app config set BB_TRANSCRIPTION <provider/model>.bb-app config and bb-app env reload runtime settings in a running server,
but the CLI identifies server and launcher settings that are startup-only,
including binding/ports, data and the dev-app port, telemetry, inherited skill
roots, and BB_FF_* flags. BB_LOG_LEVEL is also startup-only. Use
bb-app config, not bb-app env, to change BB_APP_URL, BB_INFERENCE,
BB_INFERENCE_FALLBACK, or BB_TRANSCRIPTION live. After a startup-only
change, run bb-app stop && bb-app start or restart the desktop app. Until
then, a server previously bound to 0.0.0.0 remains exposed even if
BB_SERVER_BIND_HOST was changed or unset.references/app-settings.md (in this skill's directory).bb keep-awake enable and
bb keep-awake disable to configure its macOS idle-sleep assertion. Inspect
it with bb keep-awake status [--json]. Target hosts with
bb keep-awake hosts all or bb keep-awake hosts <host-id>....showUnhandledProviderEvents General preference defaults to false and
exposes raw provider events that bb does not yet understand in packaged
builds. Development builds always show those diagnostic rows. Update it with
bb settings general showUnhandledProviderEvents <true|false>.steerActiveThreadOnEnter General preference defaults to false. Outside
an open composer typeahead menu, enable it to make Enter steer a running
thread and Command+Enter queue a follow-up; when disabled, those actions are
reversed. Shift+Enter inserts a newline, while zen mode also makes
unmodified Enter insert one. On coarse-pointer touch devices, the software
keyboard keeps Return as a newline; iPadOS WebKit preserves the Enter
shortcuts for a connected Magic Keyboard. Update the preference with
.AGENTS.md to the bb data dir (usually ~/.bb/AGENTS.md) to inject
user-level default instructions for every provider-backed thread across all
projects..bb/AGENTS.md at a workspace root to inject repo-specific instructions
into every thread that runs there. Track the workspace file with git so fresh
managed worktrees include it.AGENTS.md is read, only from those exact locations (no
parent-directory walk); an empty file is ignored. Run
bb guide agent-configuration for details (it also covers project
.bb/skills/).bb skill list to inspect installed and discovered skills. It defaults to
BB_PROJECT_ID, then the personal project; pass --project or
--environment to select another workspace.bb skill list, then use bb skill show <skill-id>
or bb skill files <skill-id> to read that exact skill.bb skill show <skill-id> --json returns the revision. Pass that revision,
plus --file, to bb skill update <skill-id>. Use update or delete only when
the list says editable.bb skill search [query] for live skills.sh results. With no query it
lists what is trending; ranking in the response says which leaderboard you
got. Install counts match the Skills browse page — lifetime totals, resolved
per skill on the trending ranking, where the leaderboard's own number counts
only a 24h window. Resolution is capped at 48 rows per page and a detail page
can fail to fetch, so read the two surfaces differently: the INSTALLS
column prints — for a row it could not resolve, while --json lists those
ids in unresolvedInstallIds and leaves their installs holding the 24h
figure. Every other row's installs is the lifetime total. Use
--per-page 48 or less to avoid unresolved rows. Inspect metadata and the
bounded file preview with bb skill registry detail <registry-skill-id>.
Install with bb skill install <registry-skill-id>; never infer an install
source from a display name.bb skill install-cli-skills copies bb's built-in CLI skills into a machine's
global agent skill roots (~/.agents/skills and ~/.claude/skills) so agents
outside bb can drive bb. It targets every connected machine unless you pass
the repeatable --machine <id-or-name>, and reports each machine's outcome.
Settings → Skills has the same action; it confirms first, and asks which
machines only when more than one is enrolled.bb skill cli-skills-status reports per machine whether the installed copy is
installed, outdated, missing, or unknown (disconnected or unreachable).bb thread spawn --project <project-id> --prompt "..." to create another
thread. Pass the intended project explicitly; the CLI does not infer it from
context variables. Omitted execution flags use remembered project defaults;
without a remembered model, bb uses the explicitly requested provider or
Codex and resolves its provider-reported default model on the target machine.bb thread open, split, or focus the new thread unless
David asks. Just launch and report the thread id.--file <path> / --image <path> flags for structured prompt
attachments, and --section <id> to add the new thread to a section. These
flags pass host-readable absolute paths (or relative server-upload tokens)
through to the runtime; they do not read files on the CLI machine.--parent-thread.bb thread fork <source-thread-id> to clone a provider session. It
creates an idle fork by default; add --prompt, select --workspace isolated|reuse, or anchor with --source-seq-end. Permission mode inherits
the source thread unless explicitly overridden.--visibility hidden for background/plugin workers that should remain
out of sidebar organization without contributing unread/pending favicon
attention. bb thread list excludes them by
default; pass --include-hidden when a hidden worker must be discovered.
Direct-ID lifecycle and messaging operations remain available. A root thread
is visible by default; a child thread inherits its parent's visibility, so a
hidden thread's subagents are hidden too. Pass --visibility to override the
inherited value. A hname: bb-cli description: Use this when controlling bb. The bb CLI lets you inspect, create, and orchestrate bb threads, automations, projects, providers, and environments.
--- name: bb-cli description: Use this when controlling bb. The bb CLI lets you inspect, create, and orchestrate bb threads, automations, projects, providers, and environments. --- # bb CLI Use `bb` when controlling bb itself: inspect current context, coordinate threads, message agents, or inspect projects, providers, and environments. ## Start With Context - Use `bb status` to identify the current project, thread, and environment. - Prefer `--json` when command output will drive follow-up work. - Run `bb guide` for the system overview and `bb guide <chapter>` for full command reference. - A standalone `bb` CLI with no connection env targets the default local server at `http://127.0.0.1:38886` and host daemon port `38887`. Set `BB_SERVER_URL` and `BB_HOST_DAEMON_PORT` only for remote or non-default targets. The Add machine installer injects its enrolled daemon's selected local API port automatically and atomically reserves it across default and custom machine data directories. - The main server and source Vite app bind to loopback by default. Use bb connect or a private Tailscale Serve URL for remote browsers and execution machines. `--server-bind-host 0.0.0.0` is a compatibility escape hatch only: the public API is unauthenticated and permits command execution and file reads, so wildcard binding requires a trusted network boundary. The startup listener and `app` rows then show `http://0.0.0.0:<port>`; health checks and the colocated daemon still use loopback. This opt-in is IPv4-only. Containers must also publish the port to the host. ## Environment Setup Script - To make a repo work with bb worktrees, run `bb guide environments`. It documents the repo-level `.bb-env-setup.sh` setup hook and the `.worktreeinclude` file. - A new worktree checks out tracked files only. Commit a `.worktreeinclude` file at the repo root to list untracked files, such as `.env`, that bb must copy from the source checkout. It uses gitignore pattern syntax. bb copies the matches before it runs `.bb-env-setup.sh`. ## Remote Client - `bb-app client ssh-target set <server-origin> <ssh-target>` configures the local helper to open files from a remote bb server in local editors. The SSH target is the value that works after `ssh`, such as `devbox` or `user@devbox`. - These mappings live on the client machine in `<dataDir>/client.json`; the CLI resolves the server's host ID when writing the mapping, and the remote server does not read the file. - Use `bb-app client ssh-target list --json` to inspect mappings. ## App Settings - `BB_INFERENCE` selects the shared model for server-side helper completions, including thread titles and commit subjects. It defaults to `codex/gpt-5.6-luna`; set an override with `bb-app config set BB_INFERENCE <provider/model>`. - `BB_INFERENCE_FALLBACK` selects the helper model used after a transient primary timeout, rate limit, or service-unavailable failure. It defaults to `codex/gpt-5.4-mini`; set it with `bb-app config set BB_INFERENCE_FALLBACK <provider/model>`. - `BB_TRANSCRIPTION` selects the voice transcription model. It defaults to `codex/gpt-transcribe`; set an override with `bb-app config set BB_TRANSCRIPTION <provider/model>`. - `bb-app config` and `bb-app env` reload runtime settings in a running server, but the CLI identifies server and launcher settings that are startup-only, including binding/ports, data and the dev-app port, telemetry, inherited skill roots, and `BB_FF_*` flags. `BB_LOG_LEVEL` is also startup-only. Use `bb-app config`, not `bb-app env`, to change `BB_APP_URL`, `BB_INFERENCE`, `BB_INFERENCE_FALLBACK`, or `BB_TRANSCRIPTION` live. After a startup-only change, run `bb-app stop && bb-app start` or restart the desktop app. Until then, a server previously bound to `0.0.0.0` remains exposed even if `BB_SERVER_BIND_HOST` was changed or unset. - Settings → General holds server-backed app-wide preferences. For details, read `references/app-settings.md` (in this skill's directory). - Keep Awake is a standalone builtin plugin. Use `bb keep-awake enable` and `bb keep-awake disable` to configure its macOS idle-sleep assertion. Inspect it with `bb keep-awake status [--json]`. Target hosts with `bb keep-awake hosts all` or `bb keep-awake hosts <host-id>...`. - The `showUnhandledProviderEvents` General preference defaults to false and exposes raw provider events that bb does not yet understand in packaged builds. Development builds always show those diagnostic rows. Update it with `bb settings general showUnhandledProviderEvents <true|false>`. - The `steerActiveThreadOnEnter` General preference defaults to false. Outside an open composer typeahead menu, enable it to make Enter steer a running thread and Command+Enter queue a follow-up; when disabled, those actions are reversed. Shift+Enter inserts a newline, while zen mode also makes unmodified Enter insert one. On coarse-pointer touch devices, the software keyboard keeps Return as a newline; iPadOS WebKit preserves the Enter shortcuts for a connected Magic Keyboard. Update the preference with `bb settings general steerActiveThreadOnEnter <true|false>`. - Settings → Keyboard records server-backed per-command shortcut overrides. The `showKeyboardHints` preference controls the delayed badges shown while holding Command or Control and defaults to true; update it with `bb settings keyboard hints <true|false>`. Reset returns to bb's current default; Clear disables the command. Non-native actions apply in browser and desktop clients, and desktop menu accelerators use the same resolved bindings. For details, read `references/app-settings.md`. - Use `bb settings show`, `bb settings general`, `bb settings experiment`, `bb settings keyboard`, `bb settings usage`, and `bb settings version` to inspect or change these server-backed values from agents. Pass `bb settings usage --machine <id-or-name>` to read provider limits from a specific connected machine instead of the primary machine. - Extensions provides the unified Skills and Plugins management UI, while Automations stays in the Plugins section beside threads. - The default-off `newOnboarding` experiment exposes the first-run agent and project setup guide. Change it with `bb settings experiment newOnboarding <true|false>`. Use `bb settings replay-onboarding` to enable it and show the guide again. - The default-on `editMessages` experiment allows accepted root user messages in Codex, Claude Code, and Pi threads to be replaced and rerun, including failed or incomplete turns. Submitting an edit to a running thread stops and settles the current turn first. Change it with: `bb settings experiment editMessages <true|false>`. - Thread timeline windows are capped by event count as well as by user-message count (`BB_FF_TIMELINE_WINDOW_EVENT_BUDGET`, default 1500), because a thread with few user messages but many events would otherwise reproject its whole history on every timeline request, blocking the server event loop and delaying the daemon endpoints the agent awaits between tool calls. A turn still running is cut at the budget as well, so a very long turn costs the budget per update rather than growing without limit; a finished turn is rendered whole. Older activity loads automatically as you scroll toward the top; nothing becomes unreachable. ## Agent Instructions - Add `AGENTS.md` to the bb data dir (usually `~/.bb/AGENTS.md`) to inject user-level default instructions for every provider-backed thread across all projects. - Add `.bb/AGENTS.md` at a workspace root to inject repo-specific instructions into every thread that runs there. Track the workspace file with git so fresh managed worktrees include it. - bb appends data-dir instructions first, then workspace instructions, to the thread system prompt for all providers when a provider session starts. - Only the plural `AGENTS.md` is read, only from those exact locations (no parent-directory walk); an empty file is ignored. Run `bb guide agent-configuration` for details (it also covers project `.bb/skills/`). ## Skills - Use `bb skill list` to inspect installed and discovered skills. It defaults to `BB_PROJECT_ID`, then the personal project; pass `--project` or `--environment` to select another workspace. - Copy the opaque ID from `bb skill list`, then use `bb skill show <skill-id>` or `bb skill files <skill-id>` to read that exact skill. - `bb skill show <skill-id> --json` returns the revision. Pass that revision, plus `--file`, to `bb skill update <skill-id>`. Use update or delete only when the list says editable. - Use `bb skill search [query]` for live skills.sh results. With no query it lists what is trending; `ranking` in the response says which leaderboard you got. Install counts match the Skills browse page — lifetime totals, resolved per skill on the trending ranking, where the leaderboard's own number counts only a 24h window. Resolution is capped at 48 rows per page and a detail page can fail to fetch, so read the two surfaces differently: the `INSTALLS` column prints `—` for a row it could not resolve, while `--json` lists those ids in `unresolvedInstallIds` and leaves their `installs` holding the 24h figure. Every other row's `installs` is the lifetime total. Use `--per-page 48` or less to avoid unresolved rows. Inspect metadata and the bounded file preview with `bb skill registry detail <registry-skill-id>`. Install with `bb skill install <registry-skill-id>`; never infer an install source from a display name. - `bb skill install-cli-skills` copies bb's built-in CLI skills into a machine's global agent skill roots (`~/.agents/skills` and `~/.claude/skills`) so agents outside bb can drive bb. It targets every connected machine unless you pass the repeatable `--machine <id-or-name>`, and reports each machine's outcome. Settings → Skills has the same action; it confirms first, and asks which machines only when more than one is enrolled. - `bb skill cli-skills-status` reports per machine whether the installed copy is `installed`, `outdated`, `missing`, or `unknown` (disconnected or unreachable). ## Spawning Threads - Use `bb thread spawn --project <project-id> --prompt "..."` to create another thread. Pass the intended project explicitly; the CLI does not infer it from context variables. Omitted execution flags use remembered project defaults; without a remembered model, bb uses the explicitly requested provider or Codex and resolves its provider-reported default model on the target machine. - After spawn: do not `bb thread open`, split, or focus the new thread unless David asks. Just launch and report the thread id. - Add repeatable `--file <path>` / `--image <path>` flags for structured prompt attachments, and `--section <id>` to add the new thread to a section. These flags pass host-readable absolute paths (or relative server-upload tokens) through to the runtime; they do not read files on the CLI machine. - Spawn creates a root thread unless you pass `--parent-thread`. - Use `bb thread fork <source-thread-id>` to clone a provider session. It creates an idle fork by default; add `--prompt`, select `--workspace isolated|reuse`, or anchor with `--source-seq-end`. Permission mode inherits the source thread unless explicitly overridden. - Pass `--visibility hidden` for background/plugin workers that should remain out of sidebar organization without contributing unread/pending favicon attention. `bb thread list` excludes them by default; pass `--include-hidden` when a hidden worker must be discovered. Direct-ID lifecycle and messaging operations remain available. A root thread is visible by default; a child thread inherits its parent's visibility, so a hidden thread's subagents are hidden too. Pass `--visibility` to override the inherited value. 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Quality
83/100
Strong
Trust
65/100
Sandbox only
Audit
81/100
Needs review
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bb settings general steerActiveThreadOnEnter <true|false>showKeyboardHints preference controls the delayed badges shown while
holding Command or Control and defaults to true; update it with
bb settings keyboard hints <true|false>.
Reset returns to bb's current default; Clear disables the command. Non-native
actions apply in browser and desktop clients, and desktop menu accelerators
use the same resolved bindings. For details, read
references/app-settings.md.bb settings show, bb settings general, bb settings experiment,
bb settings keyboard, bb settings usage, and bb settings version to
inspect or change these server-backed values from agents. Pass
bb settings usage --machine <id-or-name> to read provider limits from a
specific connected machine instead of the primary machine.newOnboarding experiment exposes the first-run agent and
project setup guide. Change it with
bb settings experiment newOnboarding <true|false>. Use
bb settings replay-onboarding to enable it and show the guide again.editMessages experiment allows accepted root user messages
in Codex, Claude Code, and Pi threads to be replaced and rerun, including
failed or incomplete turns. Submitting an edit to a running thread stops and
settles the current turn first. Change it with:
bb settings experiment editMessages <true|false>.BB_FF_TIMELINE_WINDOW_EVENT_BUDGET, default 1500), because a thread
with few user messages but many events would otherwise reproject its whole
history on every timeline request, blocking the server event loop and
delaying the daemon endpoints the agent awaits between tool calls. A turn
still running is cut at the budget as well, so a very long turn costs the
budget per update rather than growing without limit; a finished turn is
rendered whole. Older activity loads automatically as you scroll toward the
top; nothing becomes unreachable.Copies are not installs. Installation counts require a reported successful installation; they are not a blanket quality guarantee.