agentio-server
Use when interacting with server via the agentio CLI.
What this skill does
# Server via agentio Auto-generated from `agentio skill server`. Do not edit by hand. ## agentio server install Install agentio server as a systemd service ``` Examples: # install the agentio HTTP MCP server as a systemd unit (Linux only) sudo agentio server install # check it's running afterward agentio server status ``` ## agentio server start Start the agentio HTTP MCP server Options: - `--foreground`: Run in foreground (used by systemd or for dev) - `--port <n>`: Port to bind (default: 9999) - `--host <host>`: Host to bind (default: 0.0.0.0) - `--api-key <key>`: Override the stored API key for this run only ``` Examples: # start the installed systemd service (or run in foreground if not installed) agentio server start # run the server directly in the foreground (used by systemd; useful for dev) agentio server start --foreground # foreground on a specific port and host agentio server start --foreground --port 8080 --host 127.0.0.1 # one-shot run with an override API key (does not persist) agentio server start --foreground --api-key srv_xxx ``` ## agentio server stop Stop the agentio server (systemd only) ``` Examples: # stop the systemd-managed agentio server sudo agentio server stop ``` ## agentio server restart Restart the agentio server (systemd only) ``` Examples: # restart the systemd-managed agentio server (e.g. after editing config) sudo agentio server restart ``` ## agentio server status Show agentio server status ``` Examples: # show whether the server is running and the (truncated) API key agentio server status ``` ## agentio server logs View agentio server logs (systemd / journalctl) Options: - `-f, --follow`: Follow log output - `-n, --lines <n>`: Number of lines to show (default: 50) ``` Examples: # last 50 log lines (systemd / journalctl) agentio server logs # last 200 log lines agentio server logs --lines 200 # follow logs continuously (Ctrl-C to stop) agentio server logs --follow ``` ## agentio server tokens list List all issued bearer tokens ``` Examples: # list every issued bearer (shows id prefix, client, scope, issued/expires) agentio server tokens list ``` ## agentio server tokens revoke <id> Revoke a token by its 12-character prefix or full opaque value ``` Examples: # revoke by 12-char prefix (from `tokens list`) agentio server tokens revoke abc123def456 # revoke by full opaque token value agentio server tokens revoke <full-token> ``` ## agentio server tokens clear Revoke ALL issued tokens (forces every client to re-auth) ``` Examples: # revoke every issued bearer (every client must re-authorize) agentio server tokens clear ``` ## agentio server uninstall Remove agentio-server systemd service ``` Examples: # remove the systemd unit (config in ~/.config/agentio is preserved) sudo agentio server uninstall ```
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