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Deploy code and/or data to VPS brain - usage: /sync [code|data|all|status]
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Start or resume session - loads state and continues work
First-run guided onboarding (teach the register → hunt → rest loop + a consented first hunt) OR reconfigure an existing install (shells `igris configure`). Branches on `igris onboarding status`. Usage: /setup
Guided project handoff — export a project's brain slice to a portable bundle, or import one with a preview/confirm ceremony. Usage: /handoff export <project> | /handoff import <bundle>
Release preparation - changelog generation, version bumps, release notes
Show system status report - briefs, session, blockers, git status
Search the brain's learnings with hybrid BM25+vector recall - filter by project or global, show ranked results (ID/title/snippet/score), and pull a learning into context. Usage: /search <query> [--project <slug> | --global] [--pull <id>] [--limit <N>]
| name | sync |
| tier | essential |
| description | Deploy code and/or data to VPS brain - usage: /sync [code|data|all|status] |
| disable-model-invocation | false |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash"] |
| triggers | ["SYNC","sync to vps","sync brain","deploy to vps","push to vps"] |
Run igris sync $1 for the requested sub-verb (code/data/all/status).
If $ARGUMENTS is empty, default to all (matches the legacy /sync skill
behavior). Pass --if-changed for cron-parity with the retired
scripts/igris_vps_update.sh --if-changed.
ARG="${1:-all}"
igris sync "$ARG" "${@:2}"
The Igris CLI owns the entire sync pipeline natively as of MG-014 M4.
The retired scripts/igris_vps_update.sh is replaced by igris sync code
(with --if-changed for cron parity). See cli/README.md for the full
sub-verb table and the manual code-sync runbook.
igris sync data is the canonical, atomic-by-default drain path for the
local ~/.igris/projects/<slug>/sync_queue.jsonl. Under FR-128 the
drain renames the queue to a private .draining-<pid>-<ms> temp BEFORE
reading, so any line appended by a sibling harness between the rename
and the truncate lands in a fresh queue file and survives for the next
drain. The atomicity contract lives in cli/src/lib/sync/queue.ts —
/boot §3.6.1.1, /rest §2.6.4.5, and any future doctor verb MUST
delegate through that CLI primitive rather than spelling out the
read-then-truncate algorithm inline.