Reference
Complete and dry. Every command, flag, key, argument and return, for a reader who already knows what they are looking for.
If you do not yet, the guides answer "how do I use this one feature", and the tutorials teach it in order starting with the Quickstart.
Command line
| CLI | Every command and flag, and the environment variables, files and exit statuses |
| TUI | The screen hmz opens with no command: its keys, its commands, its menus |
| Daemon | The run held where a terminal closing cannot end it, and the terminals that come and go |
Python
| SDK | Hmz: humanize as one object, which every way in goes through |
| Flows | The directory a flow is, what @flow takes, and what the loop it holds may do |
| Agents | Driving a coding agent from Python: an agent is settings, a session is memory |
| Machines | Where an agent's turns land — here, a container, or a machine already running |
| Providers | Which account an agent runs as, kept apart from the CLI's own |
| Remote execution | hmz anchor: an agent on this machine whose work lands on another |
| Tracing | hmz trace collect, and the one timeline it makes of a run |