Command line

agentino run, and serving a workspace.

agentino

agentino run agents.yml                     # REPL against the default agent
agentino run agents.yml --agent reviewer    # pick an agent
agentino run agents.yml -m "Review PR #42"  # one shot, then exit
agentino run agents.yml --serve 8080        # HTTP server
agentino run agents.yml --gateway           # Slack / Telegram / WhatsApp / WebSocket
agentino run agents.yml --no-session        # do not persist this run

Every flag


`--agent`, `-a`	Which agent, when the config declares several. Defaults to the first, or `default_agent`
`--message`, `-m`	One shot: print the reply and exit
`--iterate`, `-i`	After a one-shot, drop into the REPL to carry on from the result
`--serve PORT`	HTTP server instead of a REPL
`--gateway`	Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp and WebSocket on the same config
`--project`, `-p`	Project directory — sets `AGENTINO_PROJECT_DIR`, which the file tools, coder and knowledge base read
`--session-id`	Continue a named session
`--session-dir`	Where sessions are written
`--no-session`	Load nothing, persist nothing
`--usage-file`	Where token usage is logged
`--quiet`, `-q`	Suppress live tool-call output
`--mode`	`text` (default), `json`, or `jsonl`

Output modes

--mode json    one machine-readable envelope at the end
--mode jsonl   streamed events, then the same envelope

Both force --quiet, so stdout carries only the contract and nothing a parser would have to skip past. See Headless mode for the envelope's shape.

runspace

python -m runspace.workspace.serve workspace.yml

Serves the gateway and the frontend for one workspace file.

python -m runspace.protocols.sandbox_lint <dir>

Flags imports that agent tools are not allowed to make — the check that keeps a tool directory from reaching into the host application.