Cremind
Using CremindCLI

cremind proc

List, inspect, and control long-running processes, and manage autostart registrations.

cremind proc (alias cremind process) is the CLI for managing the long-running processes Cremind spawns on a profile's behalf — typically MCP servers, skill listener daemons, and skill long_running_app processes. It lists and inspects processes, terminates them (stop), feeds them stdin, resizes their PTY, attaches a raw-mode interactive PTY session (attach, with detach via Ctrl-\), tails a live SSE stream of process snapshots (stream), and manages autostart registrations (autostart list/add/delete/run) so processes relaunch at server boot.

Documentation in progress

A full reference for this command is being written. See the cremind repository for the source, and the CLI overview for the global flags and environment variables.

cremind skill-events

Manage skill event subscriptions, simulate events, tail notifications over SSE, and control listener daemons.

cremind setup

Headless first-run setup — check status, mint the first admin token, recover an orphaned setup, and read or write server-wide config.