CLI reference

Adopt the repository you are in: creates the store and registers the MCP server with every agent it finds

Register with one agent instead of all of them. Repeatable; the choices are the rows flanner status reports

Also import the plan files already in the repository. What you want when adopting one somebody else set up

Register with no agent at all

Check server status and project information

Check the catalog against the plan files on disk

List all projects

List plan files for a specific project

Sync existing plan files into database

Preview sync without making changes

Sync specific project only

Every version of a plan, newest first

What changed between two versions

Freshness status for every plan, with the evidence behind it

Status and evidence for one plan

Why a plan is judged fresh, aging, suspect or stale

Launch web UI on default port (8080)

Launch and auto-open browser

Launch on custom port

Run the MCP server in the background on 127.0.0.1, for clients that speak http

Stop the MCP server

Show integration status

Re-run the agent registration on its own. flanner init already does this; use it to repair one

Register MCP server with Claude Code

Force update configuration

Unregister from Claude Code

Save one durable fact, as a Markdown file you can read

Search what earlier sessions knew, with why each result matched

Browse memories rather than searching them

One memory in full, with everything that happened to it

Correct a memory by replacing it, keeping the old one readable

Stop recalling a memory, or erase it from this machine

How much this project captures: off, explicit, suggest or auto-safe

Suggestions waiting on you, with approve and reject

Attach a screenshot, PDF or recording as evidence

Share one memory with the team. Always explicit

Ask peers to stop recalling one you shared

Accept an invitation: joins the team and enrols this machine. Once per machine

Enrol this machine with an enrollment code from the team console

This device's identity, what its entitlement allows, and which workspaces you may enter

Forget this device's session. The device keeps its identity

Bind this repository to a workspace. Run with no id to list the ones you may use

Invite somebody to your organization (admins only)

Your organization's members and seat count (admins only)

The machines enrolled under your account

Serve this device's catalog to authorised peers. Opens no port and needs no admin rights

The same thing in the background, so it keeps serving after you close the terminal

Take whatever a peer holds that this device lacks. Syncing is always a pull

Send a peer whatever it lacks

How this device is reachable, or how it reaches one peer

Connect to the team's private network, if it has one. Separate from join, which binds a repository

Whether this device is on that network, and how to come off it

Offer a plan's newest version for review

Approve, reject, request changes, or withdraw a proposal

Leave a note against a quotation in a plan

A plan's proposals and its accepted baseline

Write a plan as one file somebody outside the team can annotate

Ask peers to stop showing a plan, or show it again with --restore

Configure project settings

Update .gitignore manually