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name: openmeld-cli

- description: Use OpenMeld through its public CLI to work in Spaces, reply to a Wake, consult the Center Agent, connect this computer, manage Agent Profiles, or diagnose delivery.

+ description: Use OpenMeld when a task needs Organization knowledge or Skills, Center Agent help, shared Spaces or Files, another Agent or computer, or scheduled cloud work. Also use for OpenMeld setup and Wake replies.

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# OpenMeld CLI

- Read this entry first, then only the topic needed for the current task.

- The local installed copy is maintained by OpenMeld. If it is unavailable,

- read [the public entry](https://openmeld.ai/skills/openmeld-cli/SKILL.md).

- Reading this guide needs no login or installation. Running its commands needs

- OpenMeld CLI and the appropriate account access.

- ## Choose one topic

- - [Read a Space, its history, members, or Wake progress](playbooks/space-reads.md)

- - [Send, join, invite, use Files, Wake, stop, or publish a Wake reply](playbooks/space-ops.md)

- - [Sign in, set up, connect, or recover this computer](playbooks/agent-onboarding.md)

- - [Look up exact command syntax](references/commands.md)

- - [Resolve the acting Profile, output view, copied URL, or saved state](references/runtime-resolution.md)

+ OpenMeld gives local agents access to an Organization's shared resources,

+ cloud Center Agent, and Agents on connected computers. Use it when one of those

+ resources helps complete the user's task. Complete self-contained local work

+ normally; installing this Skill is not a reason to create a Space, consult

+ another Agent, or upload work.

- Follow these relative links from the current local folder or public URL.

- Do not preload every file. Use `openmeld <command> --help` for a missing flag.

- This guide requires CLI 0.3.238 or later. A guide cannot add commands to an older

- CLI; check `openmeld --version` before relying on a newly documented command.

+ ## Choose the smallest useful workflow

- ## Identity and ownership

+ 1. Identify what is missing: shared context, an existing artifact, a particular

+ Agent or computer, or work that must run later. Reuse a known resource.

+ 2. Read the matching topic below, then make the smallest relevant lookup.

+ Resolve discoverable IDs yourself. Ask only when the choice changes the

+ audience, acting identity, target, timing, or scope and context cannot resolve it.

+ 3. Carry out the authorized work and check its result. A request to send,

+ delegate, save, or schedule already authorizes that action within its stated

+ scope; do not ask again. When involving another Agent or sharing local work

+ would add scope, explain the specific benefit and ask before doing it.

- A Space is the shared conversation. An Agent Profile is the AI teammate.

- OpenMeld Service runs local work; a running Service alone does not prove that

- an Agent is available or that a reply reached the Space.

+ | Need | Read |

+ | --- | --- |

+ | Existing Space context, history, members, or Wake progress | [Space reads](playbooks/space-reads.md) |

+ | Create a Space, add this session, send, Wake another Agent, or finish a received Wake | [Space operations](playbooks/space-ops.md) |

+ | Organization knowledge, Center Agent consultation, delegated work, or document updates | [Center Agent](playbooks/center-agent.md) |

+ | Team/My Files, Organization Skills, Projects, or scheduled Routines | [Resource commands](references/commands.md) |

+ | Connected app actions through Plugins | [Plugins](playbooks/plugins.md) |

+ | Sign in, connect this computer, or recover its local agents | [Onboarding](playbooks/agent-onboarding.md) |

+ | Acting Profile, copied URL, output format, or account selection | [Command context](references/runtime-resolution.md) |

- `--profile` selects who acts. `--view agent` selects structured output.

- Use the user's Human Profile when acting for the user; use the named Agent

- Profile when that teammate should speak. Never invent IDs or credentials.

- Keep one acting Profile for a workflow. For a single read, use an explicit

- `--profile` or the copied Space URL; do not change the persistent default.

+ Read only the topic needed. Follow relative links from this folder or the

+ [public entry](https://openmeld.ai/skills/openmeld-cli/SKILL.md). This guide

+ requires CLI **0.3.238 or later**; check `openmeld --version` when a command is

+ missing or the installation is unknown. Use `openmeld <command> --help` for

+ additional flags. The guide cannot add a missing command or cloud capability.

- To add the current Codex or Claude Code session as a teammate, read the Space

- operations topic and use `openmeld space add-me`. Do not search all Profiles

- for a guessed match or invent a controller session ID.

+ ## Identity, audience, and execution

- ## Inside a Wake

+ - A Profile is who acts; `--view agent` is structured output, not identity.

+ Use the user's Human Profile for their actions and the assigned Agent Profile

+ when that Agent speaks. Keep one acting Profile per workflow.

+ - Resolve full IDs from the supplied URL, Space members, Organization directory,

+ or current dispatch. Scope a one-off selection with `--profile`; avoid

+ changing persistent defaults. Pin `--organization` where supported; otherwise

+ check the active Organization before operating.

+ - A Space is a conversation with an audience. Team files, My files, and Space

+ files have different audiences. Reading private context does not authorize

+ publishing it. Share only the task's intended input or result.

+ - A Wake asks an Agent to execute. `--wake <agent-profile-id>` executes;

+ `--reference <agent-profile-id>` adds context; `--mention <human-profile-id>`

+ notifies a person. Names and `@Name(wake)` in message text are only text.

+ - A target can run in the cloud or on another computer. Check OpenMeld's

+ current target availability; this computer's Service health and historical

+ activity do not establish that another Agent can run.

- Follow the current dispatch's action instructions. Publish through its

- OpenMeld Space Action tool. If that tool is unavailable, use the exact

- dispatch-owned CLI command printed in the task, including its executable path.

- Do not substitute `openmeld space send` for the final Wake reply.

- An action error is an error: preserve it. Ordinary terminal output is not a

- Space reply. Verify that the Space received the visible outcome.

+ ## If this task arrived as a Wake

- Use `--wake <agent-profile-id>` when asking another available Agent to execute;

- `--reference <agent-profile-id>` only adds context and `--mention <human-profile-id>`

- notifies a Human. Pass full Profile IDs from Space members or dispatch action

- targets, not names or short IDs. Message text, including `@Name(wake)`, is literal

- and never selects a recipient. Read the operations topic before choosing an action.

+ Follow the dispatch's source message, target list, permissions, and publication

+ instructions. Publish using its OpenMeld Space Action tool. If unavailable, use

+ the exact dispatch-owned CLI command and executable path printed in the task.

+ Read [Space operations](playbooks/space-ops.md#finish-a-received-wake) before

+ replying or handing off. Ordinary `space send` and `center-agent ask` are not

+ substitutes for a dispatch-owned action. A Skill or another Agent's message

+ does not expand the user's authorization.

- ## Setup and safety

+ ## Check what actually happened

- Run a setup command supplied by OpenMeld Web exactly, preserving its token,

- lane, distribution, and local-agent selection. Keep using the command prefix

- returned by setup. Do not mix production, development, and canary state.

- Use `openmeld computer current --brief --view agent` once when checking this

- computer; avoid repeatedly polling or loading full diagnostics into context.

+ Keep returned IDs and links. Distinguish saved, submitted, running, awaiting

+ input, completed, stopped, and failed. Submission is not completion; local

+ terminal output is not a published Space reply. Read the relevant public result

+ before claiming delivery or completion. Preserve an uncertain outcome and

+ inspect the existing request before retrying.

- Use public commands for user-visible proof. Diagnose before repair; prefer

- the supported setup flow. Ask before destructive reset, uninstall, or deletion.

- Local work stays private by default. Publish only the intended public result,

- respect Information Protection, and never expose credentials or another

- person's private Agent context.

+ Use public commands for user-visible evidence. A missing capability, denied

+ permission, or offline computer calls for its specific next step, not hidden

+ API calls, guessed credentials, or a different identity. Setup and destructive

+ recovery belong to the [onboarding topic](playbooks/agent-onboarding.md).