CLI Commands

Command reference for managing your F3L1X installation

cli commands terminal Updated: Feb. 4, 2026

CLI Commands

F3L1X includes command-line tools to help you manage your AI workforce.

Getting Started

After installing F3L1X, you can access commands through the F3L1X terminal or any command prompt.

Service Management

Start All Services

Start the F3L1X ecosystem:

f3l1x start-all

This launches the dashboard and core services needed to run F3L1X.

Options:
- --background - Run services in the background
- --minimal - Start only essential services

Check Status

See which services are running:

f3l1x status

Example output:

F3L1X System Status
═══════════════════════════════════════

Core Services:
  ● Dashboard ............ Running
  ● Herald ............... Running
  ● Documentation ........ Running

Health Services:
  ● Greeting ............. Running
  ● Health Monitor ....... Stopped
  ● Sync Manager ......... Running

Total: 5/6 services running

Stop Services

Stop a specific service or all services:

f3l1x stop dashboard
f3l1x stop --all

Restart Services

Restart a service:

f3l1x restart dashboard

Session Commands

Start a Session

Begin a work session with the greeting protocol:

f3l1x greet

Or simply say in any F3L1X terminal:

hello f3l1x

This will:
- Check all service status
- Show any pending tasks or blockers
- Display your last session summary
- Suggest what to work on next

End a Session

Before closing F3L1X, capture your session context:

/cya

Or for a full handoff:

/worker-bee

This saves your progress so you can pick up where you left off next time.

Dashboard Access

Open Dashboard

Launch the F3L1X dashboard in your browser:

f3l1x dashboard

The dashboard provides a visual interface for managing your AI workforce.

Realm Management

Launch a Realm

Open a specific realm for work:

f3l1x launch <realm-name>

Examples:

f3l1x launch dashboard
f3l1x launch documentation

List Realms

See all available realms:

f3l1x realms

Documentation

Search Documentation

Find information across all F3L1X documentation:

f3l1x search "your query"

Example:

f3l1x search "how to start services"

View Blockers

See pending tasks and blockers:

f3l1x blockers

Troubleshooting Commands

Check Configuration

Verify your F3L1X installation:

f3l1x check

View Logs

See service logs for troubleshooting:

f3l1x logs dashboard
f3l1x logs --tail 50

Reset Services

If something isn't working, reset a service:

f3l1x reset dashboard

Quick Reference

Command Description
f3l1x start-all Start all services
f3l1x status Check service status
f3l1x stop --all Stop all services
f3l1x dashboard Open dashboard in browser
f3l1x greet Start session protocol
f3l1x search "query" Search documentation
f3l1x blockers View pending tasks
f3l1x check Verify installation

Session Workflow

A typical F3L1X session looks like this:

  1. Start - Run f3l1x start-all or launch from Start Menu
  2. Greet - Say hello f3l1x to see your context
  3. Work - Use the dashboard and terminal for your tasks
  4. End - Run /cya to save your session
  5. Close - Run f3l1x stop --all when done

Getting Help

For help with any command:

f3l1x help
f3l1x <command> --help

Next Steps