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hatchet-cli

Hatchet CLI skills for managing workflows, workers, and runs. Use this skill when triggering workflows, starting workers, debugging runs, replaying failed runs, running Hatchet locally in embedded mode, or setting up the Hatchet CLI and profiles.

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name
hatchet-cli
description
Hatchet CLI skills for managing workflows, workers, and runs. Use this skill when triggering workflows, starting workers, debugging runs, replaying failed runs, running Hatchet locally in embedded mode, or setting up the Hatchet CLI and profiles.
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MIT
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{"author":"Hatchet","version":"1.0.0","organization":"Hatchet","date":"February 2026","abstract":"Skills for using the Hatchet CLI to manage workflows, workers, and runs. Includes instructions for triggering workflows, starting workers, debugging runs, replaying runs, and setting up the CLI and profiles. Each skill references detailed documentation with step-by-step instructions and best practices."}
# Hatchet CLI Agent Skills This skill package teaches AI agents how to use the Hatchet CLI to manage workflows, workers, and runs. ## When to use these skills Read the relevant reference document before performing any Hatchet CLI task: - **Setting up the CLI or creating a profile** → `references/setup-cli.md` - **Running Hatchet locally without a token (embedded mode)** → `references/local-dev-embedded.md` - **Starting a worker** → `references/start-worker.md` - **Triggering a workflow and waiting for results** → `references/trigger-and-watch.md` - **Debugging a failed or stuck run** → `references/debug-run.md` - **Replaying a run with the same or new input** → `references/replay-run.md` ## Key conventions - For local development, prefer embedded mode: no token, account, or server needed (`references/local-dev-embedded.md`). - Always specify a profile with `-p HATCHET_PROFILE` unless a default profile is set. Embedded mode needs no profile. - Use `-o json` for machine-readable output when parsing responses. - Write workflow input to a temp file (e.g. `/tmp/hatchet-input-$(date +%s)-$$.json`) to avoid collisions. - Clean up temp files after use.
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