orke support mcp probe-draft
Probe draft server JSON from stdin. An existing id is needed only for kept values. Does not save or clear AI status.
When to use it
Probe draft server JSON from stdin. An existing id is needed only for kept values. Does not save or clear AI status.
Syntax
Terminal
orke support mcp probe-draft [--id <string>] --provider <claude|chatgpt> --stdin [--json]Options
| Option | Required | Values and meaning |
|---|---|---|
--id | Optional | Support AI ID (ai_…)string |
--provider | Required | AI provider to use or saveclaude|chatgpt |
--stdin | Required | Read strict UTF-8 input through standard input. |
Read common options and errors →
Role and constraints
operator · windows, macos, linux
- Requires a running daemon owned by the same OS user; --help never connects.
- Secret input requires --stdin; never put secrets in command-line values.
- The Get-Content pipe example uses PowerShell; file < redirection uses POSIX shell syntax. File contents travel through stdin, never argv.
- MCP server JSON: name, kind (url|stdio), url/headers or command/args (string array)/cwd/env, user ({enabled,header,env}), keepFrom, lastTest. headers/env map names to strings; null keeps the saved value from keepFrom (default name). Names match [a-z][a-z0-9_-]{0,31}; do not put secrets in URLs or command arguments.
Examples
Terminal
Get-Content -Raw ./mcp.json | orke support mcp probe-draft --provider claude --stdin --jsonTerminal
orke support mcp probe-draft --provider claude --stdin --json < ./mcp.jsonReplace example IDs, slugs, revisions, and files with actual observations and inputs.
Response and partial results
{id, name, probe}