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Interact with PTY terminal sessions via the slay CLI
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| name | slay-pty |
| description | Interact with PTY terminal sessions via the slay CLI |
| trigger | auto |
PTY commands interact with terminal sessions managed by the SlayZone app — the actual terminal tabs you see in each task. Use these to read output, send input, and orchestrate AI coding agents programmatically.
All commands support ID prefix matching.
slay pty list [--json]
List active PTY sessions. Shows session ID, task ID, terminal mode, current state, and age.
slay pty buffer <id>
Dump the full terminal buffer content to stdout. Useful for reading what an AI agent has output without streaming.
slay pty follow <id> [--full]
Stream PTY output in real time. --full replays the existing buffer first before streaming new output. Streams until the session exits.
slay pty write <id> <data>
Send raw data directly to PTY stdin. No newline handling or encoding — sends exactly what you provide. Use for low-level control.
slay pty submit <id> [text] [--wait] [--no-wait] [--timeout <ms>]
High-level text submission with AI-mode awareness. If no text argument is given, reads from stdin (pipe-friendly). For AI modes like claude-code, internal newlines are encoded as Kitty shift-enter sequences (\x1b[13;2u) so multi-line text is submitted as a single input rather than being split into separate commands.
Wait behavior: By default, submit waits for the session to reach the attention state (= the AI CLI is ready for input) before sending. This is automatic for AI modes. Use --no-wait to send immediately (default for plain terminal modes). Timeout defaults to 60 seconds.
slay pty wait <id> [--state <state>] [--timeout <ms>] [--json]
Block until a session reaches a specific state. Default state is attention (AI ready for input), timeout is 60 seconds. Exit codes: 0 = reached state, 2 = timeout, 1 = session died.
slay pty kill <id> — terminate a PTY session.
Submit a prompt to a Claude Code session and wait for completion:
slay pty submit <id> "Fix the failing tests in src/auth.ts"
slay pty wait <id> --state attention --timeout 300000
slay pty buffer <id> # read the result
Pipe multi-line input:
cat prompt.md | slay pty submit <id>