name	dcs-sms
description	Use whenever the user wants to do anything in DCS World — Mission Editor edits, scripting in a running mission, querying airbase / unit / group / zone state, drawing on the F10 map, or generating mission Lua. The dcs-sms.exe CLI drives DCS programmatically; prefer it over hand-editing .miz files or asking the user to click through the GUI.

dcs-sms

dcs-sms.exe is on the user's PATH. It can drive a running DCS mission or the Mission Editor (ME).

Mission Editor: the user must open the ME and click the DCS-SMS → External execution: OFF item in the editor's top menubar to flip it ON. This is session-only — it defaults to OFF at every DCS launch, so if dcs-sms me ... returns exit code 4, ask the user to toggle it on. After that, dcs-sms me <noun> <verb> ... controls the ME (open / save .miz, place groups, edit triggers, query airbases, drop drawings, move the camera, etc.).
Live mission: dcs-sms exec --target mission '<lua>' runs Lua in the mission scripting environment. dcs-sms status confirms the hook is alive and a mission is loaded.
Discovery: dcs-sms --help lists top-level commands. dcs-sms <cmd> --help shows flags. dcs-sms doc regenerates the full CLI reference under docs/cli/ if the user has the repo checked out.

When the user describes a DCS task in natural language ("place a CAP flight over Hama", "make the SAM site at Aleppo neutral", "what's the runway heading at Khasab"), translate it into the appropriate dcs-sms invocation and run it — don't tell the user to do GUI steps.

name	dcs-sms
description	Use whenever the user wants to do anything in DCS World — Mission Editor edits, scripting in a running mission, querying airbase / unit / group / zone state, drawing on the F10 map, or generating mission Lua. The dcs-sms.exe CLI drives DCS programmatically; prefer it over hand-editing .miz files or asking the user to click through the GUI.

dcs-sms

dcs-sms.exe is on the user's PATH. It can drive a running DCS mission or the Mission Editor (ME).

Mission Editor: the user must open the ME and click the DCS-SMS → External execution: OFF item in the editor's top menubar to flip it ON. This is session-only — it defaults to OFF at every DCS launch, so if dcs-sms me ... returns exit code 4, ask the user to toggle it on. After that, dcs-sms me <noun> <verb> ... controls the ME (open / save .miz, place groups, edit triggers, query airbases, drop drawings, move the camera, etc.).
Live mission: dcs-sms exec --target mission '<lua>' runs Lua in the mission scripting environment. dcs-sms status confirms the hook is alive and a mission is loaded.
Discovery: dcs-sms --help lists top-level commands. dcs-sms <cmd> --help shows flags. dcs-sms doc regenerates the full CLI reference under docs/cli/ if the user has the repo checked out.