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Drive the running Cockpit server through the `cockpit` CLI — open and control browser bubbles, observe terminals, query the codegraph.
Overview
Drive the running Cockpit server through the `cockpit` CLI — open and control browser bubbles, observe terminals, query the codegraph.
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Enter Cockpit CLI operation mode.
The Cockpit CLI is a thin local client over the running Cockpit server: each invocation forwards to the server and reuses its CodeIndex / caches / git views.
CLI entry point selection (default = prod):
- Default:
cockpit(prod, port 3457) — use this when no explicit dev signal is given. - Switch to
cockpit-dev(dev, port 3456) ONLY when the user explicitly signals dev mode, via one of:- They write
cockpit-dev ...directly in the task text. - The first word after
/ccisdev(e.g./cc dev terminal bmfb check the errors).
- They write
cockis the prod-only short alias ofcockpit; behaviour is identical. There is no short alias for dev.
Examples below use cockpit; only swap in cockpit-dev when one of the two dev signals above is present.
Subcommands
| Subcommand | Purpose |
|---|---|
(none) / <path> | Start server, open project |
browser open <url> | Create a browser bubble (auto-registered) and print its id |
browser <id> <action> | Drive browser bubbles |
terminal <id> [<action>] | Read-only observation of a terminal ring buffer |
codegraph <subcmd> | Project code graph (search/callers/callees/impact/file/coedit/context/related/risk/affected) |
update | Upgrade to latest npm version |
Typical usage pattern
Terminal / browser bubbles in the UI carry a 4-char short id (e.g. bmfb / mpcw). After /cc users typically follow with cockpit <subcmd> <id> <what to do>, e.g.:
/cc cockpit terminal bmfb look at the recent error logs ← default prod (cockpit)
/cc cockpit browser mpcw take a screenshot of the current page ← default prod (cockpit)
/cc cockpit codegraph risk searchIndex assess the impact ← default prod (cockpit)
/cc dev terminal aqou check the errors ← dev signal #2 → use cockpit-dev
/cc cockpit-dev codegraph file packages/... ← dev signal #1 → use cockpit-dev
When you receive such input:
- Treat
<id>as the concrete bubble identifier and pass it to the subcommand - Run
cockpit <subcmd> <id>(or<subcmd> --help) first to see supported actions - Pick the right action to fulfil the user's task
When you don't know which id to use — list bubbles first
If the user refers to a bubble semantically ("the alloydb proxy terminal" / "the admin page") rather than by id, list every bubble in the current project — each one carries any user-set title:
cockpit connection list --cwd $PWD
Output rows are TAB-separated: <type> <shortId> <title> <projectCwd> <command-or-url>. Match the user's reference against the title, take the <shortId>, then proceed with the typical usage pattern. Unnamed bubbles show (none) for title — fall back to the <command> column (terminal's command string / browser's URL) to disambiguate.
When no bubble exists — open one yourself
Do not ask the user to open a browser bubble by hand. open creates one in the
project that owns --cwd (default: your shell's cwd), registers its bridge
automatically, and prints the short id to drive it with:
cockpit browser open http://localhost:3000 # → "abcd → registered and ready"
cockpit browser abcd snapshot # drive it as usual
cockpit browser abcd close # remove the bubble when done
Close what you open — a registered bubble never sleeps, so leaving them behind costs the user a live iframe + WebSocket each.
open exits 2 when it created the bubble but no Cockpit UI picked it up
(nothing is driving it yet). That means no browser window has this project open
— check --cwd points at the right project, and ask the user to open it. It is
NOT a reason to retry.
Two things open cannot do: it only works for projects that are open in a
Cockpit window, and previewing a local .html runs it with full shell
access — treat cockpit browser open ./some.html as executing that file.
Getting detailed usage
Every subcommand's --help is the canonical reference — it includes usage, flags, output format, exit codes, and examples. Read it first:
cockpit --help
cockpit <subcommand> --help
cockpit codegraph <subsubcmd> --help
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---
name: cc
description: "Drive the running Cockpit server through the `cockpit` CLI — open and control browser bubbles, observe terminals, query the codegraph."
---
Enter Cockpit CLI operation mode.
The Cockpit CLI is a thin local client over the running Cockpit server: each invocation forwards to the server and reuses its CodeIndex / caches / git views.
CLI entry point selection (**default = prod**):
- Default: **`cockpit`** (prod, port 3457) — use this when no explicit dev signal is given.
- Switch to `cockpit-dev` (dev, port 3456) ONLY when the user explicitly signals dev mode, via one of:
1. They write `cockpit-dev ...` directly in the task text.
2. The first word after `/cc` is `dev` (e.g. `/cc dev terminal bmfb check the errors`).
- `cock` is the prod-only short alias of `cockpit`; behaviour is identical. There is no short alias for dev.
Examples below use `cockpit`; only swap in `cockpit-dev` when one of the two dev signals above is present.
## Subcommands
| Subcommand | Purpose |
|---|---|
| (none) / `<path>` | Start server, open project |
| `browser open <url>` | Create a browser bubble (auto-registered) and print its id |
| `browser <id> <action>` | Drive browser bubbles |
| `terminal <id> [<action>]` | Read-only observation of a terminal ring buffer |
| `codegraph <subcmd>` | Project code graph (search/callers/callees/impact/file/coedit/context/related/risk/affected) |
| `update` | Upgrade to latest npm version |
## Typical usage pattern
Terminal / browser bubbles in the UI carry a 4-char short id (e.g. `bmfb` / `mpcw`). After `/cc` users typically follow with `cockpit <subcmd> <id> <what to do>`, e.g.:
```
/cc cockpit terminal bmfb look at the recent error logs ← default prod (cockpit)
/cc cockpit browser mpcw take a screenshot of the current page ← default prod (cockpit)
/cc cockpit codegraph risk searchIndex assess the impact ← default prod (cockpit)
/cc dev terminal aqou check the errors ← dev signal #2 → use cockpit-dev
/cc cockpit-dev codegraph file packages/... ← dev signal #1 → use cockpit-dev
```
When you receive such input:
1. Treat `<id>` as the concrete bubble identifier and pass it to the subcommand
2. Run `cockpit <subcmd> <id>` (or `<subcmd> --help`) first to see supported actions
3. Pick the right action to fulfil the user's task
## When you don't know which id to use — list bubbles first
If the user refers to a bubble semantically ("the alloydb proxy terminal" / "the admin page") rather than by id, list every bubble in the current project — each one carries any user-set title:
```bash
cockpit connection list --cwd $PWD
```
Output rows are TAB-separated: `<type> <shortId> <title> <projectCwd> <command-or-url>`. Match the user's reference against the title, take the `<shortId>`, then proceed with the typical usage pattern. Unnamed bubbles show `(none)` for title — fall back to the `<command>` column (terminal's command string / browser's URL) to disambiguate.
## When no bubble exists — open one yourself
Do not ask the user to open a browser bubble by hand. `open` creates one in the
project that owns `--cwd` (default: your shell's cwd), registers its bridge
automatically, and prints the short id to drive it with:
```bash
cockpit browser open http://localhost:3000 # → "abcd → registered and ready"
cockpit browser abcd snapshot # drive it as usual
cockpit browser abcd close # remove the bubble when done
```
Close what you open — a registered bubble never sleeps, so leaving them behind
costs the user a live iframe + WebSocket each.
`open` exits **2** when it created the bubble but no Cockpit UI picked it up
(nothing is driving it yet). That means no browser window has this project open
— check `--cwd` points at the right project, and ask the user to open it. It is
NOT a reason to retry.
Two things `open` cannot do: it only works for projects that are open in a
Cockpit window, and **previewing a local `.html` runs it with full shell
access** — treat `cockpit browser open ./some.html` as executing that file.
## Getting detailed usage
Every subcommand's `--help` is the canonical reference — **it includes usage, flags, output format, exit codes, and examples.** Read it first:
```bash
cockpit --help
cockpit <subcommand> --help
cockpit codegraph <subsubcmd> --help
```
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Review before install: Avoid automatic install
License: MIT
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Potential broker, wallet, exchange, or real-money execution surface; sandbox and explicit approval are required
- Low GitHub adoption signal
- AI review approval is missing
- This skill may touch real-money trading, broker, wallet, or exchange operations; use only in a sandbox with explicit approval.
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: shell or command execution, filesystem or document access
- GitHub adoption: 36 GitHub stars
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- Source repository
- Surething-io/cockpit
- License
- MIT
- Version
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- Last GitHub push
- Sep 9, 2026
- Registry updated
- Sep 10, 2026
- Instruction path
- skills/cc/SKILL.md @ 5c7c69b97ec8
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Quality
57/100
Promising
Trust
64/100
Sandbox only
Audit
74/100
Risky
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Potential broker, wallet, exchange, or real-money execution surface; sandbox and explicit approval are required
- Low GitHub adoption signal
- AI review approval is missing
- This skill may touch real-money trading, broker, wallet, or exchange operations; use only in a sandbox with explicit approval.
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: shell or command execution, filesystem or document access
- GitHub adoption: 36 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 36 stars, 8 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Permission surface: shell or command execution, filesystem or document access
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
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