cmdop issue
cmdop issue reads and writes the issue board from the terminal. An issue you
file here is the same record an agent or a scheduled trigger files, apart from
its recorded source.
cmdop issue list
cmdop issue create --title "Fix the migration script"
cmdop issue show CMD-42Issues are addressed by the identifier that list and create print
(CMD-42).
List issues
cmdop issue list
cmdop issue list --status todo,in_progress
cmdop issue list --source trigger --limit 20| Flag | Purpose |
|---|---|
--status <list> | Comma-separated statuses: backlog, todo, in_progress, in_review, done, blocked, cancelled. |
--source <list> | Comma-separated sources: manual, agent, trigger, webhook. |
--limit <n> | Maximum rows. Default 50. |
Filters combine with AND semantics. ls is an alias for list.
Show one issue
cmdop issue show CMD-42Prints the issue together with its recent runs.
Create an issue
cmdop issue create --title "Fix the migration script"
cmdop issue create --title "Rotate the relay password" --priority high --labels ops,infra
cmdop issue create --title "Investigate disk pressure" --status in_progress| Flag | Purpose |
|---|---|
--title <text> | Required. |
--description <text> | Body text; use shell quoting for multiple lines. |
--status <status> | Initial status. Default todo, so the issue lands on the active column rather than the backlog. |
--priority <level> | urgent, high, medium, low, or none. |
--labels <list> | Comma-separated labels. |
Issues created this way record source manual — distinct from agent (filed
by an AI operator) and trigger (filed by a schedule).
Update an issue
cmdop issue update CMD-42 --status in_progress
cmdop issue update CMD-42 --title "New title" --priority high
cmdop issue update CMD-42 --labels ops,urgentOnly the fields you pass change; omitted fields stay as they are. --labels
replaces the label set rather than appending to it, so pass the full list
you want the issue to end up with.
update takes the same --title, --description, --status, --priority,
and --labels flags as create.
Close an issue
cmdop issue close CMD-42
cmdop issue close CMD-7 --cancelledclose is sugar for update --status done. Pass --cancelled for work that
was abandoned or superseded. Neither form is destructive — the issue stays for
history.
Delete an issue
cmdop issue delete CMD-42
cmdop issue delete CMD-42 --yesdelete is a soft delete: the issue is marked cancelled and closed and drops
out of the default list view, but the record survives. It asks for
confirmation unless you pass -y/--yes. rm is an alias for delete.
Related
- cmdop trigger — schedule an agent run that files issues for you.
- Admin and policy
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