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tila-cli

Command-line interface for tila — a state-and-coordination engine for multi-machine agentic work.

Installation

npm install -g tila-cli
# or
brew install tila/tap/tila
# or
curl -fsSL https://tila.dev/install.sh | bash

See the latest release for platform-specific binaries.

Commands

Command Description
task Manage tasks (create, list, show, update, claim, release)
work-unit (deprecated — use task) Alias for task
entity (deprecated — use task) Alias for task
record Manage typed records (get, set, patch, list, history, archive)
artifact Manage artifacts (put, search, list)
init Initialize a tila project
deploy Deploy the Worker to Cloudflare
doctor Check project health
open Open the tila dashboard in your browser
mcp MCP server configuration
gate Manage coordination gates
signal Send a signal to a target
presence Show all participants (active and inactive)
journal Query the project journal
schema Manage project schema
search Unified full-text search across tasks and artifacts
summary Show project summary
state List all active claims
token Manage project API tokens
repos Manage the GitHub repo allowlist (repos register to register the configured repo)
template Manage task templates
index Manage index artifacts
config View project configuration
reset Reset all project data

Initializing a project

tila init --cloudflare     # Provision Worker + DO + D1 + R2 on Cloudflare
tila init --inherit        # Join an existing project (teammate onboarding)
tila init --local          # Local SQLite backend, no Cloudflare account needed
tila init --github-app     # Register a GitHub App for repo-scoped auth
tila init --skip-github    # Skip GitHub App setup (use tila-token auth)

GitHub auth is configured automatically during tila init --cloudflare. See GitHub-scoped Auth for details.

Common workflows

# Create and claim a task
tila task new "Migrate auth to sessions"
tila task claim T-abc123

# Upload an artifact against a claimed task
tila artifact put plan.md --kind=plan --resource=T-abc123 --fence=1

# Search across all artifacts
tila artifact search "auth migration"

# Manage typed records
tila record set service api ./api.yaml
tila record get service api
tila record patch service api --json '{"owner":"infra"}' --fence=1

# Check project health
tila doctor
tila summary
tila presence

Participant identity

Every CLI process has one participant ID. Resolution order is --participant-id, then TILA_PARTICIPANT_ID, then a generated UUID. tila task claim prints the participant ID it used. Standalone renew/release require the same ID explicitly so a new process cannot silently act as another participant:

tila --participant-id session-7 task claim T-abc123
tila --participant-id session-7 task renew T-abc123 --fence 1
tila shell --instance work # injects one TILA_PARTICIPANT_ID for the subshell

Hostname and Git repository/worktree/branch/commit details are collected best-effort as environment metadata only; they never establish ownership.

MCP server setup

tila mcp init              # Auto-detect editor and write MCP config

See packages/mcp-server/README.md for manual configuration and the full tool list.