Package commands

Read saved packages one page at a time.

Read task content, the saved revision, and the execution target.

Create a package definition. Start AI-assisted authoring with author.

Open an authoring AI session to build the task sequence. The conversation continues when the package and AI are the same.

Check whether the package can run and identify problems.

Save task content against the saved revision you observed.

Apply the authoring AI’s draft and its name to the execution definition.

Archive the draft and start again from the current task content.

Start a package run. Check completion with status or wait.

Request cancellation of the current package run.

Choose whether to repeat after the current cycle.

Request immediate continuation of the observed retry or schedule wait.

Skip the cycle in the current run.

While waiting for a decision, choose to run again, mark complete, or skip the cycle.

Start with the revised task content after confirming the stop.

Save the provider. Rejected while running.

Change one option, such as the model, reasoning effort, or schedule.

View the package’s current status and change number.

Wait for a change after the change number you observed.

Read output or error logs by cycle, step, and attempt.

Read working files, the cycle’s final response, and links.

Change the package’s display name.

Duplicate a package.

Delete a stopped package.