shelbi orchestrate
View as markdownshelbi orchestrate [OPTIONS]shelbi orchestrate makes sure the current project's
orchestrator is running as the project's
orchestrator session. It starts the hub daemon on demand if it isn't up yet,
then starts the orchestrator agent if it isn't already running. It prints
✓ orchestrator started (…) or orchestrator already running (…), followed by
a reminder to open the project with shelbi to see it.
You rarely need it: opening a project with shelbi starts the orchestrator,
and the daemon relaunches it if it dies while the project is open. It is
useful from a script or a plain shell when you want the orchestrator up
without opening a client.
Flags
| Flag | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--status | flag | off | Reserved. It currently behaves exactly like a plain shelbi orchestrate: it still starts the orchestrator if it isn't running, and prints the same lines. |
--root <PATH> | string | install-time default / $SHELBI_ROOT / ~/.shelbi | Override the Shelbi root directory. The flag wins over both the env var and the compile-time default. |
-p, --project <PROJECT> | string | env / cwd lookup | Project whose orchestrator to start. |
Examples
Start the orchestrator for the project in the current directory:
shelbi orchestrateSee also
- Orchestrator: what the orchestrator does and how it is supervised.
shelbi reload: relaunch the orchestrator (and the rest of the project) on a freshly installed binary.shelbi orchestrator events: the event queue the orchestrator drains.