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Steel CLI Reference

Steel CLI - browser automation for AI agents. This file is generated from steel describe --all and API metadata; regenerate it with npm run docs:generate.

Table of Contents

Global Options

These options are accepted by every command.

  • --json (boolean, optional): Output all results as JSON (structured output for automation)
  • --local (boolean, optional): Use local Steel runtime instead of cloud
  • --api-url (string, optional): Explicit self-hosted API endpoint URL
  • -h, --help: Print help for a command
  • -V, --version: Print the Steel CLI version

steel scrape

Scrape webpage content

Usage

steel scrape

Parameters

  • url (string, optional): Target URL to scrape
  • --format (string, optional): Comma-separated output formats: html, readability, cleaned_html, markdown
  • -d, --delay (string, optional): Delay before scraping in milliseconds
  • --pdf (boolean, optional): Include a generated PDF in the response
  • --screenshot (boolean, optional): Include a generated screenshot in the response
  • --use-proxy (boolean, optional): Use a Steel-managed residential proxy
  • -r, --region (string, optional): Region identifier for request execution

steel screenshot

Capture a screenshot of a webpage

Usage

steel screenshot

Parameters

  • url (string, optional): Target URL to capture
  • -d, --delay (string, optional): Delay before capturing in milliseconds
  • -f, --full-page (boolean, optional): Capture a full-page screenshot
  • --use-proxy (boolean, optional): Use a Steel-managed residential proxy
  • -r, --region (string, optional): Region identifier for request execution

steel pdf

Generate a PDF from a webpage

Usage

steel pdf

Parameters

  • url (string, optional): Target URL to generate PDF from
  • -d, --delay (string, optional): Delay before generating in milliseconds
  • --use-proxy (boolean, optional): Use a Steel-managed residential proxy
  • -r, --region (string, optional): Region identifier for request execution

steel browser

Browser session management and automation

Usage

steel browser

Subcommands

  • start: Create a browser session
  • stop: Stop a browser session
  • sessions: List active browser sessions
  • live: Open the live session viewer
  • captcha: CAPTCHA management
  • batch: Run several browser commands in one request
  • navigate: Navigate to a URL
  • back: Navigate back in history
  • forward: Navigate forward in history
  • reload: Reload the current page
  • click: Click an element
  • dblclick: Double-click an element
  • fill: Fill an input field (replaces the current value)
  • type: Type text into an element key by key (appends to the current value)
  • press: Press a key or chord (Enter, Escape, Tab, Control+a)
  • keydown: Hold a key down until keyup
  • keyup: Release a key held with keydown
  • hover: Hover over an element
  • focus: Focus an element
  • check: Check a checkbox, radio button, or switch
  • uncheck: Uncheck a checkbox or switch
  • select: Select option(s) in a element clear: Clear an input field selectall: Select all text in an input scroll: Scroll the page or an element drag: Drag an element onto another upload: Upload files to a file input mouse: Mouse input at a point, for canvases and maps snapshot: Take an accessibility tree snapshot with element refs screenshot: Take a screenshot pdf: Save the page as a PDF (headless sessions only) eval: Run JavaScript in the page and print its value find: Find elements and print their refs content: Get the page HTML get: Get information about elements or the page is: Check element state wait: Wait for an element, text, URL, load state, download, or a fixed time tab: List, open, switch, or close tabs dialog: Accept or dismiss an open dialog status: Wait for a command that is still running cancel: Stop a command that is still running close: Close the browser session steel browser start Create a browser session Usage steel browser start Parameters --stealth (boolean, optional): Enable stealth mode (humanize interactions + auto CAPTCHA) -p, --proxy (string, optional): Use a residential proxy --session-timeout (string, optional): Session timeout in milliseconds (create-time only) --inactivity-timeout (string, optional): Inactivity timeout in milliseconds: release the session when no command, CDP message, or remote input arrives for this long. Defaults to 600000 (10 minutes); pass 0 to disable (create-time only) --session-solve-captcha (boolean, optional): Enable manual CAPTCHA solving on new sessions (create-time only) --profile (string, optional): Named profile to persist browser state across sessions --update-profile (boolean, optional): Save session state back to the profile when the session ends --namespace (string, optional): Credential namespace --credentials (boolean, optional): Inject credentials steel browser stop Stop a browser session Usage steel browser stop Parameters -a, --all (boolean, optional): Stop all sessions steel browser sessions List active browser sessions Usage steel browser sessions steel browser live Open the live session viewer Usage steel browser live steel browser captcha CAPTCHA management Usage steel browser captcha Subcommands solve: Solve a CAPTCHA on the current page status: Check CAPTCHA status steel browser captcha solve Solve a CAPTCHA on the current page Usage steel browser captcha solve Parameters --session-id (string, optional): Explicit session ID (overrides --session name lookup) --page-id (string, optional): Page ID --url (string, optional): Page URL for targeted CAPTCHA solving --task-id (string, optional): CAPTCHA task ID for targeted solving steel browser captcha status Check CAPTCHA status Usage steel browser captcha status Parameters --session-id (string, optional): Explicit session ID (overrides --session name lookup) --page-id (string, optional): Page ID -w, --wait (boolean, optional): Wait for terminal status --timeout (string, optional): Timeout in milliseconds for --wait mode --interval (string, optional): Poll interval in milliseconds for --wait mode steel browser batch Run several browser commands in one request Usage steel browser batch Parameters commands (string[], required): Commands to run in order (each as a quoted string, e.g. "click e3"). They stop at the first failure steel browser navigate Navigate to a URL Usage steel browser navigate Aliases: open, goto Parameters url (string, required): URL to navigate to --wait-until (enum, optional): Wait condition: load, domcontentloaded, networkidle steel browser back Navigate back in history Usage steel browser back steel browser forward Navigate forward in history Usage steel browser forward steel browser reload Reload the current page Usage steel browser reload steel browser click Click an element Usage steel browser click Parameters selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector --count (string, optional): Number of clicks (2 for double-click) steel browser dblclick Double-click an element Usage steel browser dblclick Parameters selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector steel browser fill Fill an input field (replaces the current value) Usage steel browser fill Parameters selector (string, required): Element ref or CSS selector value (string[], optional): Value to fill steel browser type Type text into an element key by key (appends to the current value) Usage steel browser type Parameters selector (string, required): Element ref or CSS selector text (string[], optional): Text to type --clear (boolean, optional): Clear the field before typing --delay (string, optional): Delay between keystrokes in milliseconds (at most 1000) steel browser press Press a key or chord (Enter, Escape, Tab, Control+a) Usage steel browser press Aliases: key Parameters key (string, required): Key to press (e.g. Enter, Escape, Tab, Control+a) steel browser keydown Hold a key down until keyup Usage steel browser keydown Parameters key (string, required): Key name (e.g. Shift, Control, ArrowDown) steel browser keyup Release a key held with keydown Usage steel browser keyup Parameters key (string, required): Key name (e.g. Shift, Control, ArrowDown) steel browser hover Hover over an element Usage steel browser hover Parameters selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector steel browser focus Focus an element Usage steel browser focus Parameters selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector steel browser check Check a checkbox, radio button, or switch Usage steel browser check Parameters selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector steel browser uncheck Uncheck a checkbox or switch Usage steel browser uncheck Parameters selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector steel browser select Select option(s) in a element

    Usage

    steel browser select

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Select element ref or CSS selector
    • values (string[], optional): Option value(s) or label(s) to select

    steel browser clear

    Clear an input field

    Usage

    steel browser clear

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector

    steel browser selectall

    Select all text in an input

    Usage

    steel browser selectall

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector

    steel browser scroll

    Scroll the page or an element

    Usage

    steel browser scroll

    Parameters

    • direction (enum, optional): Direction: up, down, left, right (default: down)
    • amount (string, optional): Scroll amount in pixels (default: 300)
    • -s, --selector (string, optional): Element to scroll instead of the page

    steel browser drag

    Drag an element onto another

    Usage

    steel browser drag

    Parameters

    • source (string, required): Element to drag (ref or CSS selector)
    • target (string, required): Element to drop on (ref or CSS selector)

    steel browser upload

    Upload files to a file input

    Usage

    steel browser upload

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): File input ref or CSS selector
    • files (string[], optional): Local files to upload, or names of files already in the session

    steel browser mouse

    Mouse input at a point, for canvases and maps

    Usage

    steel browser mouse

    Parameters

    • action (enum, required): move, down, up, click, or wheel
    • x (string, optional): X in CSS pixels of the visible page (needed for move, click, and wheel)
    • y (string, optional): Y in CSS pixels of the visible page (needed for move, click, and wheel)
    • --button (enum, optional): Mouse button: left, right, middle
    • --clicks (string, optional): Click count for click (1 to 3)
    • --dx (string, optional): Horizontal wheel delta
    • --dy (string, optional): Vertical wheel delta

    steel browser snapshot

    Take an accessibility tree snapshot with element refs

    Usage

    steel browser snapshot

    Parameters

    • -i, --interactive (boolean, optional): Show only interactive elements
    • -c, --compact (boolean, optional): Keep only lines with refs or values, and their ancestors
    • -d, --max-depth (string, optional): Maximum nesting depth

    steel browser screenshot

    Take a screenshot

    Usage

    steel browser screenshot

    Parameters

    • -f, --full-page (boolean, optional): Capture the full scrollable page
    • -o, --output (string, optional): Output file path
    • --selector (string, optional): Capture one element (ref or CSS selector)
    • --format (enum, optional): Image format: png, jpeg, webp (default: from the output extension)
    • --quality (string, optional): JPEG/WebP quality (0-100)

    steel browser pdf

    Save the page as a PDF (headless sessions only)

    Usage

    steel browser pdf

    Parameters

    • -o, --output (string, optional): Output file path
    • --landscape (boolean, optional): Use landscape orientation
    • --print-background (boolean, optional): Print background graphics

    steel browser eval

    Run JavaScript in the page and print its value

    Usage

    steel browser eval

    Parameters

    • script (string, required): JavaScript expression or function body; its value is printed

    steel browser find

    Find elements and print their refs

    Usage

    steel browser find

    Parameters

    • value (string, required): What to look for (a CSS selector unless --by says otherwise)
    • --by (enum, optional): Locator kind
    • --name (string, optional): Accessible name, with --by role
    • --exact (boolean, optional): Match the text exactly instead of as a case-insensitive substring

    steel browser content

    Get the page HTML

    Usage

    steel browser content

    steel browser get

    Get information about elements or the page

    Usage

    steel browser get

    Subcommands

    • text: Get the visible text of an element
    • html: Get the inner HTML of an element
    • markdown: Get the main content of an element or the page as Markdown
    • value: Get an input or textarea value
    • attr: Get an element attribute
    • url: Get the page URL
    • title: Get the page title
    • count: Count matching elements
    • box: Get an element's bounding box

    steel browser get text

    Get the visible text of an element

    Usage

    steel browser get text

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector

    steel browser get html

    Get the inner HTML of an element

    Usage

    steel browser get html

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector

    steel browser get markdown

    Get the main content of an element or the page as Markdown

    Usage

    steel browser get markdown

    Parameters

    • selector (string, optional): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector; the whole page if omitted

    steel browser get value

    Get an input or textarea value

    Usage

    steel browser get value

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector

    steel browser get attr

    Get an element attribute

    Usage

    steel browser get attr

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref or CSS selector
    • attribute (string, required): Attribute name

    steel browser get url

    Get the page URL

    Usage

    steel browser get url

    steel browser get title

    Get the page title

    Usage

    steel browser get title

    steel browser get count

    Count matching elements

    Usage

    steel browser get count

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector

    steel browser get box

    Get an element's bounding box

    Usage

    steel browser get box

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector

    steel browser is

    Check element state

    Usage

    steel browser is

    Subcommands

    • visible: Check if an element is visible
    • enabled: Check if an element is enabled
    • checked: Check if an element is checked

    steel browser is visible

    Check if an element is visible

    Usage

    steel browser is visible

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector

    steel browser is enabled

    Check if an element is enabled

    Usage

    steel browser is enabled

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector

    steel browser is checked

    Check if an element is checked

    Usage

    steel browser is checked

    Parameters

    • selector (string, required): Element ref (e.g. e5) or CSS selector

    steel browser wait

    Wait for an element, text, URL, load state, download, or a fixed time

    Usage

    steel browser wait

    Parameters

    • ms (string, optional): Fixed time to wait in milliseconds (at most 30000)
    • --timeout (string, optional): Timeout in milliseconds (at most 50000)
    • -t, --text (string, optional): Wait for text to appear on the page
    • --selector (string, optional): Wait for an element (ref or CSS selector)
    • --state (enum, optional): Element state: visible, hidden, attached, detached
    • -u, --url (string, optional): Wait for the URL to contain this string (* matches anything)
    • -l, --load-state (enum, optional): Wait for a load state: load, domcontentloaded, networkidle
    • --download (boolean, optional): Wait for a download to finish and save it
    • -o, --output (string, optional): Where to save the download (default: its file name in the current directory)

    steel browser tab

    List, open, switch, or close tabs

    Usage

    steel browser tab

    Subcommands

    • list: List open tabs
    • new: Open a new tab and switch to it
    • switch: Switch to a tab
    • close: Close a tab (the current tab if omitted)

    steel browser tab list

    List open tabs

    Usage

    steel browser tab list

    steel browser tab new

    Open a new tab and switch to it

    Usage

    steel browser tab new

    Parameters

    • url (string, optional): URL to open (defaults to about:blank)

    steel browser tab switch

    Switch to a tab

    Usage

    steel browser tab switch

    Parameters

    • tab (string, required): Tab id from tab list, such as t2

    steel browser tab close

    Close a tab (the current tab if omitted)

    Usage

    steel browser tab close

    Parameters

    • tab (string, optional): Tab id from tab list, such as t2

    steel browser dialog

    Accept or dismiss an open dialog

    Usage

    steel browser dialog

    Parameters

    • action (enum, required): accept or dismiss
    • id (string, optional): Dialog id such as d-2 (default: the last dialog the CLI saw)
    • --text (string, optional): Answer for a prompt dialog

    steel browser status

    Wait for a command that is still running

    Usage

    steel browser status

    Parameters

    • execution (string, required): Execution id such as x-7

    steel browser cancel

    Stop a command that is still running

    Usage

    steel browser cancel

    Parameters

    • execution (string, required): Execution id such as x-7

    steel browser close

    Close the browser session

    Usage

    steel browser close

    Aliases: quit, exit

    steel sessions

    Cloud session management and debugging

    Usage

    steel sessions

    Subcommands

    • list: List cloud sessions
    • get: Get one cloud session
    • release: Release a cloud session
    • logs: Read browser event logs for a session
    • agent-logs: Read raw CDP-derived agent events for a session
    • traces: Read semantic agent trace timeline for a session

    steel sessions list

    List cloud sessions

    Usage

    steel sessions list

    Parameters

    • --limit (string, optional): Number of sessions to return
    • --cursor-id (string, optional): Cursor ID for pagination
    • --status (string, optional): Filter by status: live, released, or failed

    API Operations

    • get_sessions (implemented): GET /v1/sessions Example: steel sessions list --status live --limit 20

    steel sessions get

    Get one cloud session

    Usage

    steel sessions get

    Parameters

    • session_id (string, optional): Cloud session ID
    • --session (string, optional): Resolve session ID from a local browser session name

    API Operations

    • get_session (implemented): GET /v1/sessions/{id} Example: steel sessions get <session-id>

    steel sessions release

    Release a cloud session

    Usage

    steel sessions release

    Parameters

    • session_id (string, optional): Cloud session ID
    • -a, --all (boolean, optional): Release all active cloud sessions
    • --session (string, optional): Resolve session ID from a local browser session name

    API Operations

    • release_session (implemented): POST /v1/sessions/{id}/release Example: steel sessions release <session-id>
    • release_all_sessions (implemented): POST /v1/sessions/release Example: steel sessions release --all

    steel sessions logs

    Read browser event logs for a session

    Usage

    steel sessions logs

    Parameters

    • session_id (string, optional): Cloud session ID
    • --session (string, optional): Resolve session ID from a local browser session name
    • -f, --follow (boolean, optional): Stream live frames over WebSocket after printing historical data
    • --namespace (string, optional): Filter by namespace
    • --start-time (string, optional): ISO timestamp lower bound
    • --since (string, optional): Alias for --start-time
    • --end-time (string, optional): ISO timestamp upper bound
    • --event-type (string[], optional): Event type filter, repeatable or comma-separated
    • --limit (string, optional): Number of events to return
    • --offset (string, optional): Pagination offset

    API Operations

    • get_session_logs (implemented): GET /v1/sessions/{id}/logs Example: steel sessions logs <session-id> --follow Streaming: websocket /v1/sessions/{id}/logs

    steel sessions agent-logs

    Read raw CDP-derived agent events for a session

    Usage

    steel sessions agent-logs

    Parameters

    • session_id (string, optional): Cloud session ID
    • --session (string, optional): Resolve session ID from a local browser session name
    • -f, --follow (boolean, optional): Stream live frames over WebSocket after printing historical data
    • --namespace (string, optional): Filter by namespace
    • --start-time (string, optional): ISO timestamp lower bound
    • --since (string, optional): Alias for --start-time
    • --end-time (string, optional): ISO timestamp upper bound
    • --event-type (string[], optional): Event type filter, repeatable or comma-separated
    • --limit (string, optional): Number of events to return
    • --offset (string, optional): Pagination offset

    API Operations

    • get_session_agent_logs (implemented): GET /v1/sessions/{id}/agent-logs Example: steel sessions agent-logs <session-id> --limit 100

    steel sessions traces

    Read semantic agent trace timeline for a session

    Usage

    steel sessions traces

    Parameters

    • session_id (string, optional): Cloud session ID
    • --session (string, optional): Resolve session ID from a local browser session name
    • -f, --follow (boolean, optional): Stream live trace frames over WebSocket after printing historical data
    • --namespace (string, optional): Filter by namespace
    • --start-time (string, optional): ISO timestamp lower bound
    • --since (string, optional): Alias for --start-time
    • --end-time (string, optional): ISO timestamp upper bound
    • --event-type (string[], optional): Event type filter, repeatable or comma-separated

    API Operations

    • get_session_agent_traces (implemented): GET /v1/sessions/{id}/agent-traces Example: steel sessions traces <session-id> --follow Streaming: websocket /v1/sessions/{id}/agent-traces

    steel init

    One-command onboarding: login + verify + install agent skills

    Usage

    steel init

    Parameters

    • --agent (boolean, optional): Run in agent mode: auto-accept interactive prompts and print agent-friendly output. Designed for AI coding agents
    • --skills (string[], optional): Open the Steel skills installer flow. With no value, lets you choose skills interactively
    • --no-skills (boolean, optional): Skip Steel skill installation

    steel login

    Login to Steel CLI

    Usage

    steel login

    Aliases: auth

    steel logout

    Logout from Steel CLI

    Usage

    steel logout

    steel credentials

    Manage stored credentials

    Usage

    steel credentials

    Subcommands

    • list: List stored credentials
    • create: Create a new credential
    • update: Update an existing credential
    • delete: Delete a credential

    steel credentials list

    List stored credentials

    Usage

    steel credentials list

    Parameters

    • -n, --namespace (string, optional): Filter by namespace
    • --origin (string, optional): Filter by origin URL

    steel credentials create

    Create a new credential

    Usage

    steel credentials create

    Parameters

    • --origin (string, optional): Origin URL to associate the credential with
    • -u, --username (string, optional): Username
    • -p, --password (string, optional): Password
    • --totp-secret (string, optional): TOTP secret for two-factor authentication
    • -n, --namespace (string, optional): Credential namespace
    • --label (string, optional): Human-readable label

    steel credentials update

    Update an existing credential

    Usage

    steel credentials update

    Parameters

    • --origin (string, optional): Origin URL of the credential to update
    • -u, --username (string, optional): New username
    • -p, --password (string, optional): New password
    • --totp-secret (string, optional): New TOTP secret
    • -n, --namespace (string, optional): Credential namespace
    • --label (string, optional): New human-readable label

    steel credentials delete

    Delete a credential

    Usage

    steel credentials delete

    Parameters

    • --origin (string, optional): Origin URL of the credential to delete
    • -n, --namespace (string, optional): Credential namespace

    steel dev

    Local development runtime

    Usage

    steel dev

    Subcommands

    • install: Install the local Steel Browser runtime
    • start: Start the local runtime containers
    • stop: Stop the local runtime containers

    steel dev install

    Install the local Steel Browser runtime

    Usage

    steel dev install

    Parameters

    • --repo-url (string, optional): Git repository URL for local Steel Browser runtime
    • -V, --verbose (boolean, optional): Enable verbose git command output

    steel dev start

    Start the local runtime containers

    Usage

    steel dev start

    Parameters

    • -p, --port (string, optional): API port for local Steel Browser runtime
    • -V, --verbose (boolean, optional): Enable verbose Docker command output
    • -d, --docker-check (boolean, optional): Only verify Docker availability and exit

    steel dev stop

    Stop the local runtime containers

    Usage

    steel dev stop

    Parameters

    • -V, --verbose (boolean, optional): Enable verbose Docker command output

    steel forge

    Scaffold a new project from a template

    Usage

    steel forge

    Parameters

    • template (string, optional): Template to start from
    • -n, --name (string, optional): Project name
    • --list (boolean, optional): List available templates and exit (respects --json)

    steel config

    Show current configuration

    Usage

    steel config

    steel update

    Update to the latest version

    Usage

    steel update

    Parameters

    • -f, --force (boolean, optional): Force update even if already on latest version
    • -c, --check (boolean, optional): Only check for updates without installing

    steel cache

    Manage Steel CLI cache

    Usage

    steel cache

    Parameters

    • -c, --clean (boolean, optional): Remove all cached files and directories

    steel profile

    Manage named Steel browser profiles

    Usage

    steel profile

    Subcommands

    • list: List all saved Steel browser profiles
    • import: Import a local browser profile into Steel
    • sync: Sync a local browser profile to an existing Steel profile
    • delete: Delete a saved Steel browser profile

    steel profile list

    List all saved Steel browser profiles

    Usage

    steel profile list

    steel profile import

    Import a local browser profile into Steel

    Usage

    steel profile import

    Parameters

    • name (string, optional): Steel profile name to save as
    • --from (string, optional): Browser profile directory to import from (e.g. "Default", "Profile 1")
    • --browser (string, optional): Browser to import from (chrome, edge, brave, arc, opera, vivaldi)
    • --full (boolean, optional): Include all profile data (IndexedDB, History, Bookmarks, etc.)

    steel profile sync

    Sync a local browser profile to an existing Steel profile

    Usage

    steel profile sync

    Parameters

    • name (string, optional): Steel profile name to sync
    • --from (string, optional): Browser profile directory to sync from (overrides stored source)
    • --browser (string, optional): Browser to sync from (overrides stored browser)
    • --full (boolean, optional): Include all profile data (IndexedDB, History, Bookmarks, etc.)

    steel profile delete

    Delete a saved Steel browser profile

    Usage

    steel profile delete

    Parameters

    • name (string, optional): Name of the profile to delete

    steel describe

    Describe commands and parameters

    Usage

    steel describe

    Parameters

    • path (string[], optional): Command path to describe (e.g. "browser click")
    • --all (boolean, optional): Dump the entire command tree (recursive)

    steel doctor

    Check environment, auth, and connectivity

    Usage

    steel doctor

    Parameters

    • --preflight (boolean, optional): Only check auth and API connectivity

    steel skills

    Manage Steel agent skills

    Usage

    steel skills

    Subcommands

    • list: List available Steel skills
    • install: Install all or selected Steel skills through npx skills
    • update: Update one or more installed Steel skills through npx skills
    • doctor: Check Steel skills installation health
    • open: Open an installed skill or docs page
    • paths: Show detected agent install paths for Steel skills

    steel skills list

    List available Steel skills

    Usage

    steel skills list

    Parameters

    • --offline (boolean, optional): Use cached or bundled manifest instead of fetching GitHub

    steel skills install

    Install all or selected Steel skills through npx skills

    Usage

    steel skills install

    Parameters

    • names (string[], optional): Skill name(s) to install
    • --all (boolean, optional): Install all Steel skills from the catalog
    • -a, --agent (string, optional): Target agent passed to npx skills (-a)
    • -g, --global (boolean, optional): Install globally through npx skills (-g)
    • -y, --yes (boolean, optional): Non-interactive yes passed to npx skills (-y)

    steel skills update

    Update one or more installed Steel skills through npx skills

    Usage

    steel skills update

    Parameters

    • names (string[], optional): Skill name(s) to update; all known Steel skills when omitted
    • -y, --yes (boolean, optional): Non-interactive yes passed to npx skills (-y)

    steel skills doctor

    Check Steel skills installation health

    Usage

    steel skills doctor

    Parameters

    • --offline (boolean, optional): Use cached or bundled manifest instead of fetching GitHub

    steel skills open

    Open an installed skill or docs page

    Usage

    steel skills open

    Parameters

    • name (string, required): Skill name

    steel skills paths

    Show detected agent install paths for Steel skills

    Usage

    steel skills paths

    steel completion

    Generate a shell completion script

    Usage

    steel completion

    Parameters

    • shell (enum, required): Shell to generate completions for