Devices

A device is a machine registered with your platform: a Jetson on a bench, a phone in a drawer, a workstation, a cloud instance. Each one runs the CLIKA device agent, which keeps a connection open to the orchestrator so the platform can send it work and read its state back. The devices group is how you inspect and drive them from a terminal.

clika-rt devices --help lists 59 subcommands. Most are generated one-for-one from the API, and the table at the end of this page names every one. The sections below cover the ones you will actually type.

Finding a device

devices list

clika-rt devices list [flags]

Lists the devices your project can see, newest registration first. Every filter is a flag, and filters combine with AND unless noted.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--status	string	all	online or offline. A device is online when the orchestrator has heard from its agent recently.
--platform	string	all	linux, macos, windows or android.
--search	string	none	Free text matched against the device name, its group name, or any of its tags.
--term	string, repeatable	none	A committed free-text filter. Each term must match on its own, so terms narrow each other.
--tag	string, repeatable	none	Filter by tag. Tags that share a key (the text before the first =) are OR-ed together; different keys are AND-ed. A tag with no = narrows on its own.
--search_or	bool	false	Widen instead of narrow: OR the --search text against the tag and term filters rather than AND-ing it. Ignored when there are no tag or term filters.
--group	string	none	Filter by group name.
--accelerator	string	none	Filter by accelerator type.
--gpu_model	string	none	Filter by GPU model.
--min_gpu_vram	string	none	Minimum GPU video memory, in bytes.
--min_memory	string	none	Minimum total system memory, in bytes.
--attestation_type	string	all	The key storage the device proved it has: tpm_attested, keystore_attested, file_backed or unverified.
--dirty	string	all	true or false. A dirty device has local changes the platform did not make, and holds queued jobs until you clear the flag.
--summary	string	false	Pass true to return only {id, name, status} per device. Much cheaper on a large fleet, because the health snapshot, network interfaces, capabilities, resources and tags are all skipped.
--sort	string	registered_at	Sort column: registered_at, name, status, platform or last_heartbeat.
--dir	string	desc	Sort direction, asc or desc.
--page	string	1	Page number.
--page_size	string	server default	Rows per page.
--raw	bool	false	Print the response body byte for byte.

$ clika-rt devices list --status online
NAME        STATUS   PLATFORM   LAST HEARTBEAT   TAGS
jetson-01   online   linux      12s ago          site=lab,role=bench
orin-02     online   linux      8s ago           site=lab
mac-mini-1  online   macos      31s ago          site=office

clika-rt devices list --tag site=lab --tag role=bench -o json | jq -r '.items[].name'

devices get

clika-rt devices get <name-or-id>

Prints one device in full: its identity, platform, hardware inventory, capabilities, tags, network interfaces and the latest health snapshot. The argument accepts the device name, so you rarely need its UUID.

clika-rt devices get jetson-01
clika-rt devices get jetson-01 -o yaml

Working on a device

These four commands are hand-written rather than generated, because each of them does something a plain API call cannot: propagate an exit code, stream a file, or hand your terminal over to ssh.

devices exec

clika-rt devices exec <name-or-id> <command> [flags]

Runs one shell command on the device through its agent. Remote standard output goes to your standard output and remote standard error to your standard error, and the CLI exits with the remote exit code, so it composes in a script exactly like ssh does.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--working-dir	string	agent default	Directory to run the command in, on the device.
--shell	string	platform default	Shell binary to run the command with. The agent picks a sensible one per platform when empty.
--timeout	int	server default	Execution timeout in seconds. The server caps it at 300.
--detach	bool	false	Start the command and print its id instead of waiting for it.

$ clika-rt devices exec jetson-01 'nvidia-smi --query-gpu=name,memory.used --format=csv'
name, memory.used [MiB]
Orin, 1834 MiB

clika-rt devices exec jetson-01 'ls -la' --working-dir /opt/clika
clika-rt devices exec jetson-01 'sleep 5; echo done' --timeout 30

For anything longer than a couple of minutes, detach and pick the result up later. The command keeps running on the device whether or not the CLI is still attached, so a dropped connection no longer loses the transcript:

$ clika-rt devices exec jetson-01 'make -j all' --detach
5f0c1a2b-3c4d-5e6f-7081-92a3b4c5d6e7

devices command

clika-rt devices command <name-or-id> <command-id> [flags]

Reads one command back out of the device's history: its status (pending, running, exited or lost), its exit code, and the stored transcript. Once the command has exited, this exits with the remote exit code too.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--wait	string	not set	Block until the command reaches a terminal state. Bare --wait waits indefinitely; --wait=5m or --wait=300 bounds it.
--tail	int	0	Print only the last N lines of each stream.
--stdout-offset	int	0	Byte offset to resume reading standard output from. The offsets reached are printed to standard error, so a poller can pass them back.
--stderr-offset	int	0	The same, for standard error.

clika-rt devices command jetson-01 5f0c1a2b-3c4d-5e6f-7081-92a3b4c5d6e7 --wait
clika-rt devices command jetson-01 5f0c1a2b-3c4d-5e6f-7081-92a3b4c5d6e7 --tail 50

devices commands <name-or-id> lists the history rather than one entry.

devices push

clika-rt devices push <name-or-id> <local-path> <dest-path> [flags]

Uploads one local file to an absolute path on the device. A <dest-path> ending in / keeps the local file name. The upload streams, so a multi-gigabyte file never has to fit in memory.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--permissions	string	agent default	Octal file mode to set on the device, for example 0755.
--mkdir-parents	bool	false	Create missing parent directories on the device.

clika-rt devices push jetson-01 ./run.sh /opt/clika/run.sh --permissions 0755
clika-rt devices push jetson-01 ./config.yaml /etc/clika/ --mkdir-parents

Pushing a file the platform already stores is a different command. devices files-push-from-library sends an existing artifact to the device without it passing through your machine at all.

devices files-fetch

clika-rt devices files-fetch <name-or-id> <remote-path> [dest] [flags]

Downloads a file or a directory from the device. With no [dest] the file lands in the current directory under its remote name.

The download is verified end to end. A single file is checked against the SHA-256 the device computed while reading its own disk, echoed on success so you can keep it; a --recursive directory is checked against the checksum of the archive the server assembled. An older agent that declares no checksum completes the fetch unverified rather than failing it.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--recursive	bool	false	Fetch a directory, packed as a tar.gz.
--tail-bytes	int	0	Print only the last N bytes to standard output, instead of writing a file. Useful for peeking at a log.

clika-rt devices files-fetch jetson-01 /var/log/agent.log ./agent.log
clika-rt devices files-fetch jetson-01 /data/results/run-42 --recursive
clika-rt devices files-fetch jetson-01 /var/log/agent.log --tail-bytes 4096

devices files <name-or-id> --path /some/dir lists a directory without downloading anything.

devices connect

clika-rt devices connect <name-or-id> [flags]

Fetches the device's SSH details from the orchestrator and then replaces the CLI process with the ssh command it suggests, so your terminal behaves exactly as if you had typed that ssh yourself. On Windows, which has no process-replacing exec, the ssh client is launched as a child process instead.

This needs an ssh client on your PATH and direct network reachability to the device. The orchestrator reports whether it believes you are on the same network, but it cannot route for you.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--dry-run	bool	false	Print the ssh command instead of running it.

$ clika-rt devices connect jetson-01 --dry-run
ssh -p 22 clika@192.168.10.24

Desired state

The platform keeps a desired state per device: the configuration, the jobs and the services it should be running. The agent reconciles the device towards it and reports what actually happened. That is why a change here is a request, not an instruction that takes effect the moment the command returns.

Command	What it does
devices desired-state <name-or-id>	The whole desired state in one document.
devices desired-state-config <name-or-id>	The desired agent configuration on its own.
devices desired-state-config-update <name-or-id> --body '<json>'	Set the desired agent configuration.
devices desired-state-jobs <name-or-id>	The jobs the device should be running.
devices desired-state-jobs-update-job_name <name-or-id> <job_name> --body '<json>'	Add or change one desired job.
devices desired-state-jobs-delete-job_name <name-or-id> <job_name>	Remove one desired job.
devices desired-state-services <name-or-id>	The services the device should be running.
devices desired-state-services-update-svc_id <name-or-id> <svc_id> --body '<json>'	Set one desired service state.
devices desired-state-services-delete-svc_id <name-or-id> <svc_id>	Remove one desired service state.
devices reconcile <name-or-id>	Ask the agent to reconcile now instead of at its next cycle.
devices reconciliation-log <name-or-id>	What the agent did on its recent reconciliation passes, and why.

When a device has been changed outside the platform, the orchestrator marks it dirty and holds its queued jobs rather than running them against an unknown state. Inspect it, then release the queue:

clika-rt devices list --dirty true
clika-rt devices clear-dirty jetson-01

Health, power and hardware

Command	What it does
devices health <name-or-id>	The latest health snapshot: reachability, load, temperature, disk and memory as the agent last reported them.
devices health-history <name-or-id>	The same, over time.
devices health-probe <name-or-id>	Ask for a fresh probe now rather than waiting for the next report.
devices resources <name-or-id>	Refresh the stored hardware inventory (CPU, memory, accelerators).
devices power <name-or-id> --body '{"policy":"prevent_sleep"}'	Set the power policy. prevent_sleep keeps a laptop or phone awake for long runs; an empty policy restores the default.
devices job-queue <name-or-id>	The jobs queued for this device.
devices job-queue-delete <name-or-id>	Clear the queue.
devices benchmarks <name-or-id>	The benchmarks that have run on this device.

Services on a device

A service is a long-running process the platform keeps alive on a device, as opposed to a job, which runs and finishes. See job definitions for how one is described.

Command	What it does
devices services <name-or-id>	List the services on the device.
devices services-create <name-or-id> --body '<json>'	Start a service.
devices services-svc_id <name-or-id> <svc_id>	Get one service.
devices services-restart <name-or-id> <svc_id>	Restart it.
devices services-stop <name-or-id> <svc_id>	Stop it.
devices services-delete-svc_id <name-or-id> <svc_id>	Remove it.
devices services-update <name-or-id> <svc_id> --body '<json>'	Update the artifacts it runs.
devices services-artifacts <name-or-id> <svc_id>	Whether its artifacts have arrived on the device.
devices services-events <name-or-id> <svc_id>	Its lifecycle events.

Agent updates and certificates

Each device agent can be updated from the platform, and each one holds a client certificate that identifies it.

Command	What it does
devices update-create <name-or-id>	Trigger an agent update on one device.
devices batch-update	Trigger an agent update on many devices at once.
devices update-history <name-or-id>	Past agent updates and their outcome.
devices update-policy <name-or-id>	The device's update policy.
devices update-policy-update <name-or-id> --body '<json>'	Set that policy.
devices cert-status <name-or-id>	The device certificate's validity and expiry.
devices revoke-cert <name-or-id>	Revoke it. The device cannot reconnect until it re-enrolls.
devices ssh-info <name-or-id>	The SSH connection details devices connect uses.
devices ssh-keys <name-or-id> --body '<json>'	Replace the authorized keys the agent installs.
devices engine-package <name-or-id>	Provision the inference engine package onto the device.

Tags and tag scripts

Tags are key=value labels you attach to devices and then filter on. A tag script is a script the platform runs automatically on every device carrying a given tag, which is how a fleet stays consistent without anyone logging in.

Command	What it does
devices tags	Every tag in use across the fleet.
devices tags-starred	The tags pinned to the top of the web app's filters.
devices tags-starred-update --body '<json>'	Replace the starred set.
devices run-tag-scripts <name-or-id>	Run this device's tag scripts now.
devices tag-script-runs <name-or-id>	The device's tag-script run history.
tag-scripts list	All tag scripts.
tag-scripts get <id>	One tag script.
tag-scripts create --body '<json>'	Create one.
tag-scripts update <id> --body '<json>'	Change one.
tag-scripts toggle <id>	Enable or disable one without deleting it.
tag-scripts delete <id>	Delete one.

Enrolling a new device

A device joins the platform by presenting an enrollment token: a single credential that authorizes it to register and receive its own certificate. You mint the token, the device uses it once, and the certificate takes over from there.

Command	What it does
enrollment-tokens create --body '<json>'	Mint a token.
enrollment-tokens list	Every token, used and unused.
enrollment-tokens get <id>	One token.
enrollment-tokens qr <id>	The QR code form, which is how a phone enrolls.
enrollment-tokens revoke <id>	Revoke it. The row is kept with a revoked_at timestamp rather than deleted, so the audit trail survives.

Hosted devices

Not every target has to be a machine you own. Hosted devices are phones and boards rented from a cloud device farm for the length of a run.

Command	What it does
hosted-devices backends	Which hosted-device backends this deployment has enabled.
hosted-devices list	The hosted fleet available to you.
hosted-devices runs	Hosted-device runs, past and present.
hosted-devices runs-create --body '<json>'	Start a benchmark run on hosted devices.
hosted-devices runs-id <id>	One run.
hosted-devices runs-stop <id>	Stop a run early.
hosted-devices runs-delete-id <id>	Delete a run record.
hosted-devices runnable-types	The benchmark types hosted devices can run.
hosted-devices legs-telemetry	A hosted leg's self-reported telemetry.

A benchmark group can mix both kinds of target, and benchmarks watch follows registered-device legs and hosted-device legs alike. See benchmarks.

Deleting devices

clika-rt devices delete <name-or-id>
clika-rt devices batch-delete --body '<json>'

Deleting a device also deletes its job history, so both commands prompt for confirmation. Pass -y to skip the prompt; in a script the CLI refuses to proceed without it.

Subcommand index

Every subcommand, as a quick index. The full detail for each one, with its flags and the API operation it dispatches, is in the full command reference below.

Subcommand	Purpose
batch-delete	Delete several devices at once.
batch-update	Update the agent on several devices at once.
benchmarks	Benchmarks that ran on this device.
cert-status	Device certificate validity.
clear-dirty	Clear the dirty flag and release queued jobs.
command	Read one recorded command: status, exit code, transcript.
commands	List the device's command history.
commands-cid	Get one command by id, generated form of command.
connect	Open an SSH session to the device.
delete	Delete the device and its job history.
desired-state	Full desired state.
desired-state-config	Desired agent configuration.
desired-state-config-update	Set desired agent configuration.
desired-state-jobs	Desired jobs.
desired-state-jobs-delete-job_name	Remove one desired job.
desired-state-jobs-update-job_name	Set one desired job.
desired-state-services	Desired services.
desired-state-services-delete-svc_id	Remove one desired service.
desired-state-services-update-svc_id	Set one desired service.
engine-package	Provision the engine package.
exec	Run a shell command on the device.
files	List a directory on the device.
files-fetch	Download a file or directory from the device.
files-push	Generated file upload, form fields as flags.
files-push-from-library	Push a stored artifact to the device.
get	Get one device.
health	Latest health snapshot.
health-history	Health over time.
health-probe	Probe health now.
job-queue	Jobs queued for the device.
job-queue-delete	Clear that queue.
list	List devices.
power	Set the power policy.
push	Upload a local file to the device.
reconcile	Force a reconciliation pass.
reconciliation-log	Reconciliation history.
resources	Refresh the hardware inventory.
revoke-cert	Revoke the device certificate.
run-tag-scripts	Run the device's tag scripts.
services	Services on the device.
services-artifacts	Artifact status for one service.
services-create	Start a service.
services-delete-svc_id	Delete a service.
services-events	Service lifecycle events.
services-restart	Restart a service.
services-stop	Stop a service.
services-svc_id	Get one service.
services-update	Update a service's artifacts.
ssh-info	SSH connection details.
ssh-keys	Replace authorized keys.
tag-script-runs	Tag-script runs for this device.
tags	All device tags.
tags-starred	Starred tags.
tags-starred-update	Replace starred tags.
update-create	Trigger an agent update.
update-history	Agent update history.
update-policy	Get the update policy.
update-policy-update	Set the update policy.
update-put	Update device metadata such as its name.

Full command reference

Every command below is generated from the deployment's own API description, so one subcommand is exactly one platform operation. Each entry names the method, the endpoint and the MCP tool name, so the same operation is identifiable whichever surface you drive it from. Path parameters are positional arguments, query parameters are flags, and a request body is --body or --body-file. The hand-written commands, the ones that stream, propagate an exit code, or hand your terminal to ssh, carry no operation line.

The prose above covers the commands most people reach for. This section is the complete surface, for when you need the flag you have not used before.

clika-rt devices

devices has 59 subcommands.

clika-rt devices batch-delete

Batch delete devices

clika-rt devices batch-delete [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/batch-delete. MCP tool name: post_devices_batch_delete.

clika-rt devices batch-update

Batch update agent on multiple devices

clika-rt devices batch-update [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/batch-update. MCP tool name: post_devices_batch_update.

clika-rt devices benchmarks

List benchmarks run on a device

clika-rt devices benchmarks <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/benchmarks. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_benchmarks.

clika-rt devices cert-status

Get device cert status

clika-rt devices cert-status <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/cert-status. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_cert_status.

clika-rt devices clear-dirty

Clear device dirty state

clika-rt devices clear-dirty <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/clear-dirty. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_clear_dirty.

clika-rt devices command

Reads one command from the device's history: status (pending|running|exited|lost), exit code, and the stored transcript. Remote stdout goes to stdout and stderr to stderr, and once the command has exited this exits with the remote exit code.

clika-rt devices command <name-or-id> <command-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <command-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--stderr-offset	int	none	byte offset to read stderr from (from a previous read)
--stdout-offset	int	none	byte offset to read stdout from (from a previous read)
--tail	int	none	print only the last N lines of each stream

clika-rt devices commands

List device command history

clika-rt devices commands <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--page	string	none	Page number (default: 1)
--page_size	string	none	Items per page (default: 20, max: 500)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/commands. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_commands.

clika-rt devices commands-cid

Get one device command

clika-rt devices commands-cid <name-or-id> <cid> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <cid>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing
--seen	string	none	Last observed status; the wait also ends as soon as the current status differs
--stderr_offset	string	0	Byte offset to read stderr from
--stdout_offset	string	0	Byte offset to read stdout from
--tail_lines	string	none	Return only the last N lines of each stream (mutually exclusive with offsets)
--wait_s	string	none	Long-poll up to this many seconds for the command to reach a terminal state (clamped to the deployment ceiling)

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/commands/{cid}. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_commands_cid.

clika-rt devices connect

Fetches the device's SSH info from the orchestrator and executes the suggested ssh command, replacing this process. Requires an ssh client on PATH and network reachability to the device, the orchestrator reports whether it believes you are on the same network.

clika-rt devices connect <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--dry-run	bool	false	print the ssh command instead of running it

clika-rt devices delete

Delete device

clika-rt devices delete <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/devices/{id}. MCP tool name: delete_devices_id.

clika-rt devices desired-state

Get device desired state

clika-rt devices desired-state <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/desired-state. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_desired_state.

clika-rt devices desired-state-config

Get desired config for device

clika-rt devices desired-state-config <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/desired-state/config. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_desired_state_config.

clika-rt devices desired-state-config-update

Set desired config for device

clika-rt devices desired-state-config-update <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: PUT /api/devices/{id}/desired-state/config. MCP tool name: put_devices_id_desired_state_config.

clika-rt devices desired-state-jobs

Get desired jobs for device

clika-rt devices desired-state-jobs <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/desired-state/jobs. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_desired_state_jobs.

clika-rt devices desired-state-jobs-delete-job_name

Remove desired job for device

clika-rt devices desired-state-jobs-delete-job_name <name-or-id> <job_name> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <job_name>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/devices/{id}/desired-state/jobs/{job_name}. MCP tool name: delete_devices_id_desired_state_jobs_job_name.

clika-rt devices desired-state-jobs-update-job_name

Set desired job for device

clika-rt devices desired-state-jobs-update-job_name <name-or-id> <job_name> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <job_name>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: PUT /api/devices/{id}/desired-state/jobs/{job_name}. MCP tool name: put_devices_id_desired_state_jobs_job_name.

clika-rt devices desired-state-services

List desired services for device

clika-rt devices desired-state-services <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/desired-state/services. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_desired_state_services.

clika-rt devices desired-state-services-delete-svc_id

Remove desired service state

clika-rt devices desired-state-services-delete-svc_id <name-or-id> <svc_id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <svc_id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/devices/{id}/desired-state/services/{svc_id}. MCP tool name: delete_devices_id_desired_state_services_svc_id.

clika-rt devices desired-state-services-update-svc_id

Set desired service state

clika-rt devices desired-state-services-update-svc_id <name-or-id> <svc_id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <svc_id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: PUT /api/devices/{id}/desired-state/services/{svc_id}. MCP tool name: put_devices_id_desired_state_services_svc_id.

clika-rt devices engine-package

Provision the engine package onto a device

clika-rt devices engine-package <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/engine-package. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_engine_package.

clika-rt devices exec

Runs a command on the device via its agent and prints the result. Remote stdout goes to stdout and stderr to stderr, and this command exits with the remote exit code, so it composes in scripts.

clika-rt devices exec <name-or-id> <command> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <command>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--detach	bool	false	start the command and print its id instead of waiting
--shell	string	none	shell binary (agent picks a platform default when empty)
--timeout	int	none	execution timeout in seconds (server max 300)
--working-dir	string	none	working directory on the device

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/exec. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_exec.

clika-rt devices files

List directory on device

clika-rt devices files <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--path	string	none	Absolute path to list on device
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/files. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_files.

clika-rt devices files-fetch

Downloads a file from the device to <dest> (default: the current directory, keeping the remote file name). The download is verified end-to-end from the response trailer: a single file against the SHA-256 the device computed while reading its disk (echoed on success for your own records), a --recursive directory against the server-assembled tar.gz checksum. Old agents declare no checksum, the fetch then completes unverified rather than failing. With --tail-bytes N only the last N bytes are printed to stdout.

clika-rt devices files-fetch <name-or-id> <remote-path> [dest] [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <remote-path>; optional [dest].

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--recursive	bool	false	fetch a directory as a tar.gz archive
--tail-bytes	int	none	print only the last N bytes (text) to stdout

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/files/fetch. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_files_fetch.

clika-rt devices files-push

Push file to device

clika-rt devices files-push <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/files/push. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_files_push.

clika-rt devices files-push-from-library

Push artifact from library to device

clika-rt devices files-push-from-library <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--async	string	none	When true, return 202 with a transfer_id immediately and run the transfer in the background; poll GET /api/transfers/{transfer_id}. When absent, the call blocks until completion (the pre-existing behaviour).
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/files/push-from-library. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_files_push_from_library.

clika-rt devices get

Get device

clika-rt devices get <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}. MCP tool name: get_devices_id.

clika-rt devices health

Get device health

clika-rt devices health <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/health. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_health.

clika-rt devices health-history

Get device health history

clika-rt devices health-history <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--duration	string	none	Relative window: 1h, 6h, 24h, 7d, 30d
--from	string	none	Range start (RFC3339, used when duration absent)
--interval	string	none	Downsampling bucket size in seconds
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing
--to	string	none	Range end (RFC3339, used when duration absent)

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/health/history. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_health_history.

clika-rt devices health-probe

Probe device health on demand

clika-rt devices health-probe <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing
--wait_s	string	5, clamped to 1-10	Seconds to wait for the agent's reply

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/health-probe. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_health_probe.

clika-rt devices job-queue

Get device job queue

clika-rt devices job-queue <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/job-queue. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_job_queue.

clika-rt devices job-queue-delete

Clear device job queue

clika-rt devices job-queue-delete <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/devices/{id}/job-queue. MCP tool name: delete_devices_id_job_queue.

clika-rt devices list

List devices

clika-rt devices list [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--accelerator	string	none	Filter by accelerator type
--attestation_type	string	none	Filter by the device's verified key-storage medium: tpm_attested, keystore_attested, file_backed, unverified
--dir	string	none	Sort direction: desc (default), asc
--dirty	string	none	Filter by dirty state (true/false)
--gpu_model	string	none	Filter by GPU model
--group	string	none	Filter by group name
--min_gpu_vram	string	none	Minimum GPU VRAM bytes
--min_memory	string	none	Minimum total memory bytes
--page	string	none	Page number (default: 1)
--page_size	string	none	Items per page
--platform	string	none	Filter by platform: linux, macos, windows, android
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing
--search	string	none	Search by name, group name or tag
--search_or	search	none	When true, search is OR-ed against the combined tag+term filters instead of AND-ed, so in-flight text widens the committed filter set. Ignored when there are no tag or term filters.
--sort	string	none	Sort column: registered_at (default), name, status, platform, last_heartbeat
--status	string	none	Filter by status: online, offline
--summary	string	none	Pass 'true' to return only {id, name, status} per device instead of the full row. Filtering, sorting and pagination are unchanged; the health snapshot, network interfaces, capabilities, resources and tags are omitted, and the health lookup they require is skipped. Any other value returns the full row.
--tag	string	none	Filter by tag (repeatable). Tags sharing a key (the text before the first '=') are OR-ed; different keys are AND-ed. Tags without '=' each narrow the result on their own.
--term	string	none	Committed free-text filter (repeatable). Each term must match the device's name, group name or a tag, so terms AND with each other and with the tag filters.

Endpoint: GET /api/devices. MCP tool name: get_devices.

clika-rt devices power

Set device power policy

clika-rt devices power <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/power. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_power.

clika-rt devices push

Uploads a local file to an absolute path on the device. A <dest-path> ending in '/' keeps the local file name.

clika-rt devices push <name-or-id> <local-path> <dest-path> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <local-path>, <dest-path>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--mkdir-parents	bool	false	create missing parent directories on the device
--permissions	string	none	octal file mode on the device (e.g. 0755)

clika-rt devices reconcile

Force reconciliation

clika-rt devices reconcile <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/reconcile. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_reconcile.

clika-rt devices reconciliation-log

Get reconciliation log

clika-rt devices reconciliation-log <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--limit	string	none	Max records to return (default: 100)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/reconciliation-log. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_reconciliation_log.

clika-rt devices resources

Update device resource inventory

clika-rt devices resources <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: PATCH /api/devices/{id}/resources. MCP tool name: patch_devices_id_resources.

clika-rt devices revoke-cert

Revoke device certificate

clika-rt devices revoke-cert <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/revoke-cert. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_revoke_cert.

clika-rt devices run-tag-scripts

Run tag scripts on device

clika-rt devices run-tag-scripts <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/run-tag-scripts. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_run_tag_scripts.

clika-rt devices services

List services on device

clika-rt devices services <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/services. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_services.

clika-rt devices services-artifacts

Get service artifact status

clika-rt devices services-artifacts <name-or-id> <svc_id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <svc_id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/services/{svc_id}/artifacts. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_services_svc_id_artifacts.

clika-rt devices services-create

Start service on device

clika-rt devices services-create <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/services. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_services.

clika-rt devices services-delete-svc_id

Delete service on device

clika-rt devices services-delete-svc_id <name-or-id> <svc_id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <svc_id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/devices/{id}/services/{svc_id}. MCP tool name: delete_devices_id_services_svc_id.

clika-rt devices services-events

List service events

clika-rt devices services-events <name-or-id> <svc_id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <svc_id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--limit	string	none	Max events to return (default: 100, max: 1000)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/services/{svc_id}/events. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_services_svc_id_events.

clika-rt devices services-restart

Restart service on device

clika-rt devices services-restart <name-or-id> <svc_id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <svc_id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/services/{svc_id}/restart. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_services_svc_id_restart.

clika-rt devices services-stop

Stop service on device

clika-rt devices services-stop <name-or-id> <svc_id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <svc_id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/services/{svc_id}/stop. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_services_svc_id_stop.

clika-rt devices services-svc_id

Get service on device

clika-rt devices services-svc_id <name-or-id> <svc_id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <svc_id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/services/{svc_id}. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_services_svc_id.

clika-rt devices services-update

Update service artifacts on device

clika-rt devices services-update <name-or-id> <svc_id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>, <svc_id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/services/{svc_id}/update. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_services_svc_id_update.

clika-rt devices ssh-info

Get SSH connection info

clika-rt devices ssh-info <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/ssh-info. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_ssh_info.

clika-rt devices ssh-keys

Update SSH authorized keys

clika-rt devices ssh-keys <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/ssh-keys. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_ssh_keys.

clika-rt devices tag-script-runs

List tag script runs for device

clika-rt devices tag-script-runs <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--limit	string	none	Max records to return (default: 100, max: 1000)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/tag-script-runs. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_tag_script_runs.

clika-rt devices tags

List device tags

clika-rt devices tags [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/tags. MCP tool name: get_devices_tags.

clika-rt devices tags-starred

List starred device tags

clika-rt devices tags-starred [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/tags/starred. MCP tool name: get_devices_tags_starred.

clika-rt devices tags-starred-update

Replace starred device tags

clika-rt devices tags-starred-update [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: PUT /api/devices/tags/starred. MCP tool name: put_devices_tags_starred.

clika-rt devices update-create

Trigger agent update on device

clika-rt devices update-create <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/devices/{id}/update. MCP tool name: post_devices_id_update.

clika-rt devices update-history

Get device agent update history

clika-rt devices update-history <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--limit	string	none	Max records to return (default: 50)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/update-history. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_update_history.

clika-rt devices update-policy

Get device update policy

clika-rt devices update-policy <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/devices/{id}/update-policy. MCP tool name: get_devices_id_update_policy.

clika-rt devices update-policy-update

Set device update policy

clika-rt devices update-policy-update <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: PUT /api/devices/{id}/update-policy. MCP tool name: put_devices_id_update_policy.

clika-rt devices update-put

Update device

clika-rt devices update-put <name-or-id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <name-or-id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: PUT /api/devices/{id}. MCP tool name: put_devices_id.

clika-rt enrollment-tokens

enrollment-tokens has 5 subcommands.

clika-rt enrollment-tokens create

Create enrollment token

clika-rt enrollment-tokens create [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/enrollment-tokens. MCP tool name: post_enrollment_tokens.

clika-rt enrollment-tokens get

Get enrollment token

clika-rt enrollment-tokens get <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/enrollment-tokens/{id}. MCP tool name: get_enrollment_tokens_id.

clika-rt enrollment-tokens list

List enrollment tokens

clika-rt enrollment-tokens list [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/enrollment-tokens. MCP tool name: get_enrollment_tokens.

clika-rt enrollment-tokens qr

Get enrollment QR code

clika-rt enrollment-tokens qr <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/enrollment-tokens/{id}/qr. MCP tool name: get_enrollment_tokens_id_qr.

clika-rt enrollment-tokens revoke

Revoke enrollment token

clika-rt enrollment-tokens revoke <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/enrollment-tokens/{id}. MCP tool name: delete_enrollment_tokens_id.

clika-rt hosted-devices

hosted-devices has 9 subcommands.

clika-rt hosted-devices backends

List the enabled hosted-device backends

clika-rt hosted-devices backends [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/hosted-devices/backends. MCP tool name: get_hosted_devices_backends.

clika-rt hosted-devices legs-telemetry

Get a hosted leg's self-reported telemetry

clika-rt hosted-devices legs-telemetry <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/hosted-devices/legs/{id}/telemetry. MCP tool name: get_hosted_devices_legs_id_telemetry.

clika-rt hosted-devices list

List the hosted device fleet

clika-rt hosted-devices list [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--backend	string	none	Which hosted-device backend to list (device_farm | test_lab); omit when only one is enabled, required when more than one is
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing
--refresh	string	none	Set to 1 to bypass the server-side cache and re-fetch the fleet

Endpoint: GET /api/hosted-devices. MCP tool name: get_hosted_devices.

clika-rt hosted-devices runnable-types

List the benchmark types hosted devices can run

clika-rt hosted-devices runnable-types [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/hosted-devices/runnable-types. MCP tool name: get_hosted_devices_runnable_types.

clika-rt hosted-devices runs

List hosted-device runs

clika-rt hosted-devices runs [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--benchmark_group_id	string	none	Filter to the runs created by one benchmark group (UUID)
--page	string	none	Page number (default: 1)
--per_page	string	none	Items per page (default: 20)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing
--status	string	none	Filter by status (pending|uploading|scheduling|queued|running|collecting|completed|failed|stopped)

Endpoint: GET /api/hosted-devices/runs. MCP tool name: get_hosted_devices_runs.

clika-rt hosted-devices runs-create

Start a benchmark run on hosted devices

clika-rt hosted-devices runs-create [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/hosted-devices/runs. MCP tool name: post_hosted_devices_runs.

clika-rt hosted-devices runs-delete-id

Delete a hosted-device run

clika-rt hosted-devices runs-delete-id <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/hosted-devices/runs/{id}. MCP tool name: delete_hosted_devices_runs_id.

clika-rt hosted-devices runs-id

Get a hosted-device run

clika-rt hosted-devices runs-id <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/hosted-devices/runs/{id}. MCP tool name: get_hosted_devices_runs_id.

clika-rt hosted-devices runs-stop

Stop a hosted-device run

clika-rt hosted-devices runs-stop <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/hosted-devices/runs/{id}/stop. MCP tool name: post_hosted_devices_runs_id_stop.

clika-rt tag-scripts

tag-scripts has 6 subcommands.

clika-rt tag-scripts create

Create tag script

clika-rt tag-scripts create [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/tag-scripts. MCP tool name: post_tag_scripts.

clika-rt tag-scripts delete

Delete tag script

clika-rt tag-scripts delete <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/tag-scripts/{id}. MCP tool name: delete_tag_scripts_id.

clika-rt tag-scripts get

Get tag script

clika-rt tag-scripts get <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/tag-scripts/{id}. MCP tool name: get_tag_scripts_id.

clika-rt tag-scripts list

List tag scripts

clika-rt tag-scripts list [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/tag-scripts. MCP tool name: get_tag_scripts.

clika-rt tag-scripts toggle

Toggle tag script enabled state

clika-rt tag-scripts toggle <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/tag-scripts/{id}/toggle. MCP tool name: post_tag_scripts_id_toggle.

clika-rt tag-scripts update

Update tag script

clika-rt tag-scripts update <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: PUT /api/tag-scripts/{id}. MCP tool name: put_tag_scripts_id.

Related

• Benchmarks: running work across a set of devices and reading the results.
• Jobs: one unit of work on one device.
• Artifacts: the files you push to devices and the files they produce.
• job definitions: what the platform runs on a device.
• Device concept: what a device is and what you can do with one, in prose.
• CLI overview: global flags, output formats and exit codes.