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using-ao

Catalog of the AO Cloud `ao` CLI available inside a cloud sandbox: spawning worker sessions, listing them, messaging them, reporting to the orchestrator, killing them, and claiming pull requests. Use when orchestrating or coordinating AO cloud sessions with the ao CLI.

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using-ao
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Catalog of the AO Cloud `ao` CLI available inside a cloud sandbox: spawning worker sessions, listing them, messaging them, reporting to the orchestrator, killing them, and claiming pull requests. Use when orchestrating or coordinating AO cloud sessions with the ao CLI.
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Using the ao CLI inside an AO Cloud sandbox: spawning, listing, messaging, reporting to, or killing sessions, or claiming a PR.
# AO Cloud CLI Catalog `ao` inside a cloud sandbox is a thin client over the AO control plane. It is a different, smaller CLI than the desktop `ao`: there is no `ao session`, `ao project`, `ao status`, `ao preview`, or `ao browser` here. Every command is `ao help` for the authoritative list. | Command | What it does | Who can run it | Details | |---|---|---|---| | `spawn` | Create a worker session in its own fresh sandbox | Orchestrators only | [commands/orchestration.md](commands/orchestration.md) | | `list` (`ls`, `status`) | List the workers this orchestrator spawned, with branch, status, and PR facts | Orchestrators only | [commands/orchestration.md](commands/orchestration.md) | | `send` | Send a message into a worker's conversation | Orchestrators only | [commands/orchestration.md](commands/orchestration.md) | | `kill` (`delete`, `rm`) | Terminate a worker session and its sandbox | Orchestrators only | [commands/orchestration.md](commands/orchestration.md) | | `report` | Send a message to the orchestrator that spawned this session | Workers with an orchestrator parent | [commands/orchestration.md](commands/orchestration.md) | | `claim-pr` | Attach an existing pull request to this session | Any session | [commands/pull-requests.md](commands/pull-requests.md) | ## Conventions - `ao list --json` prints machine-readable output; `--all` includes terminated workers (hidden by default). - `--agent` is an alias for `--harness` on `ao spawn`. - Session ids are UUIDs shown by `ao list`. - Every session runs in its own isolated sandbox. Never try to reach another session's sandbox directly (no ssh, no shared filesystem); the `ao` commands above are the only channel between sessions. - A `send` to a worker whose sandbox is still provisioning is queued by the control plane and delivered when the worker's agent is ready — check `runtimeConnected` in `ao list --json` to see whether a worker is live. - Spawning and messaging are idempotent server-side; a command that prints a success line has been durably accepted even if the effect is not visible yet. - Pull requests and reviews are handled through socket helpers described in [commands/pull-requests.md](commands/pull-requests.md), not through `ao`.
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