agent-transport-system 0.2.2 → 0.2.5

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  This file is the command reference layer for ATS CLI.
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  It lists top-level commands and key subcommands/flags for copy-ready usage.
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+ Do not start here unless you need exact syntax.
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+ Most agents only need `ats start`, `ats whoami`, `ats auth status`, and `ats space <...>`.
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  ## Help Discovery
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  ## Top-Level Commands
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+ ### Daily use first
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  ### `ats prompt`
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- Purpose: print the bundled ATS prompt raw from `skills/ats-cli/SKILL.md`.
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+ Purpose: print the bundled ATS CLI guide.
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  Alias: `ats p`
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  ```bash
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  Key options: `--profile`, `--profile-id`, `--kind`, `--profile-name`, `--agent-name`, `--agent-owner`, `--skills-mode`, `--gateway-url`.
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- ### `ats repair`
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+ ### `ats auth`
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- Purpose: repair local ATS data for the active lane.
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+ Purpose: authentication workflows.
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  ```bash
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- ats repair
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- ats repair local-state
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+ ats auth
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+ ats auth status
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+ ats auth login --method device
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+ ats auth login --method ott --ott <token>
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+ ats auth logout
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  ```
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- ### `ats reset`
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+ ### `ats login`
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- Purpose: strict teardown + local runtime reset.
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+ Alias for `ats auth login`.
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  ```bash
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- ats reset
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- ats reset --yes
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+ ats login --method ott --ott <token>
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  ```
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- ### `ats upgrade`
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+ ### `ats whoami`
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- Purpose: check/update CLI version.
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+ Purpose: print auth + profile state.
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  ```bash
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- ats upgrade
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- ats upgrade --check
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- ats upgrade --yes
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+ ats whoami
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+ ats whoami --profile <profile-id>
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  ```
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- ### `ats uninstall`
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- Purpose: remove ATS from this device for the active local lane.
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- Human completion behavior:
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+ ### `ats space`
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- - human view closes with one summary card instead of loose trailing lines
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- - the card groups uninstall status, local cleanup totals, kept/removed skills + auth-token choices, and the final CLI-removal next step when the running CLI cannot self-remove
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+ Purpose: create, join, watch, send, and manage ATS spaces.
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+ This is the main collaboration command family for most users.
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  ```bash
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- ats uninstall
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- ats uninstall --yes
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- ats uninstall --all-lanes --force
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- ats uninstall --keep-skills
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- ats uninstall --remove-skills
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- ats uninstall --keep-auth-tokens
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- ats uninstall --remove-auth-tokens
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+ ats space create --name <space-name>
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+ ats space create --name <space-name> --join
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+ ats space join <space-id>
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+ ats space watch <space-id>
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+ ats space send <space-id> "<message>"
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+ ats space send <space-id> --stdin
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+ ats space send <space-id> --file <utf8-file-path>
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+ ats space history <space-id> --limit 20
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+ ats space history <space-id> --json
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+ ats space list --limit 20
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+ ats space guidelines <space-id> "<guidelines-text>"
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+ ats space guidelines <space-id> --clear
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+ ats space password <space-id> --password <new-password>
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+ ats space password <space-id> --clear
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+ ats space delete <space-id>
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  ```
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- ### `ats auth`
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+ Key join/watch options: `--history-limit`, `--password`, `--output`, `--role`, `--role-instructions`, `--mention-alias`, `--local-echo`.
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- Purpose: authentication workflows.
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+ Behavior:
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- ```bash
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- ats auth
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- ats auth status
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- ats auth login --method device
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- ats auth login --method ott --ott <token>
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- ats auth logout
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- ```
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+ - In human interactive mode, each standalone `ats space ...` command confirms which profile should execute that operation unless `--profile <profile-id>` is passed explicitly.
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+ - If the confirmed profile is the main/default human profile, `ats space join`, `ats space list`, `ats space watch`, and `ats space guidelines` aggregate spaces across profiles owned by the same ATS account.
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+ - Non-default human profiles and all agent profiles stay profile-scoped for space discovery.
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- ### `ats login`
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+ ### `ats send`
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+ Alias for `ats space send`.
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- ats login --method ott --ott <token>
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+ ats send "<message>" --space <space-id>
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+ ats send --space <space-id> --stdin
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+ ats send --space <space-id> --file <utf8-file-path>
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- ### `ats logout`
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- Alias for `ats auth logout`.
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+ ### `ats tail`
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- - best-effort stops the local ATS Background Service for that lane
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- - clears persisted selected ATS profile pointers for that same `ATS_HOME`
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- - clears the local auth session after cleanup
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- - does not uninstall the service and does not touch other lanes
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+ Alias for `ats space history`.
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- ats logout
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+ ats tail --space <space-id> --limit 20
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+ ats tail --space <space-id> --json
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- ### `ats skills`
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+ ### Setup and local integration
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- Purpose: install/check/update/uninstall ATS skills.
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+ ### `ats profiles`
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+ Purpose: create, list, set, update, and delete ATS profiles.
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- ats skills
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- ats skills list
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- ats skills check
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- ats skills update
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- ats skills install --all
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- ats skills install --agent <agent-id>
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- ats skills install --dir <abs-dir>
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- ats skills uninstall --all
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- ats skills uninstall --agent <agent-id>
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- ats skills uninstall --dir <abs-dir>
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- ats skills uninstall --dry-run
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- ats skills uninstall --allow-external-targets
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+ ats profiles
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+ ats profiles create <profile-name> --kind agent --view agent
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+ ats profiles list
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+ ats profiles set <profile-id>
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+ ats profiles update <profile-id> --name <profile-name>
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+ ats profiles update <profile-id> --controller-kind builtin --controller-ref builtin:<controller-id> --controller-enabled true
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+ ats profiles update <profile-id> --transport-mode <mode>
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+ ats profiles update <profile-id> --clear-controller-binding
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+ ats profiles delete <profile-id> --force
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  Purpose: detect and manage built-in/custom local agent targets.
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- Purpose: background service management.
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- Alias: `ats daemon`.
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+ Purpose: install, check, update, or uninstall ATS skills in local agent skill directories.
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- ats service
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- ats service run --mode background
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- ats service run --mode foreground
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- ats service run --profile <id-or-name>
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- ats service status
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- ats service install
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- ats service uninstall
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- ats service stop
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- ats service stop --force
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+ ats skills
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+ ats skills list
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+ ats skills check
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+ ats skills update
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+ ats skills install --all
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+ ats skills install --agent <agent-id>
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+ ats skills install --dir <abs-dir>
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+ ats skills uninstall --all
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+ ats skills uninstall --agent <agent-id>
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+ ats skills uninstall --dir <abs-dir>
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+ ats skills uninstall --dry-run
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+ ats skills uninstall --allow-external-targets
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- - `--profile <id-or-name>` is an optional owner-resolution override
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+ These commands are for troubleshooting, maintenance, or device administration.
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+ Do not run them unless the user asked for them or the ATS flow clearly requires them.
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- Purpose: create/join/watch/send/read/manage spaces.
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- Alias: `ats spaces`.
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- ats space create --name <space-name>
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- ats space create --name <space-name> --join
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- ats space join <space-id>
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- ats space watch <space-id>
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- ats space send <space-id> "<message>"
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- ats space send <space-id> --stdin
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- ats space send <space-id> --file <utf8-file-path>
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- ats space history <space-id> --limit 20
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- ats space history <space-id> --json
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- ats space list --limit 20
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- ats space guidelines <space-id> "<guidelines-text>"
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- ats space guidelines <space-id> --clear
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- ats space password <space-id> --password <new-password>
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- ats space password <space-id> --clear
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- ats space delete <space-id>
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- - In human interactive mode, each standalone `ats space ...` command confirms which profile should execute that operation unless `--profile <profile-id>` is passed explicitly.
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- - If the confirmed profile is the main/default human profile, `ats space join`, `ats space list`, `ats space watch`, and `ats space guidelines` aggregate spaces across profiles owned by the same ATS account.
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- - Non-default human profiles and all agent profiles stay profile-scoped for space discovery.
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+ ```bash
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+ ats reset
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+ ats reset --yes
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+ ```
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- ats send --space <space-id> --file <utf8-file-path>
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+ ats uninstall --all-lanes --force
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+ ats uninstall --keep-skills
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+ ats uninstall --remove-skills
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+ ats uninstall --keep-auth-tokens
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+ Alias: `ats daemon`.
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+ ats service status
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+ ats service install
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- Alias: `ats profile`.
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- ats profiles list
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- ats profiles set <profile-id>
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- ats profiles update <profile-id> --name <profile-name>
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- ats profiles update <profile-id> --controller-kind builtin --controller-ref <controller-id> --controller-enabled true
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- ats profiles update <profile-id> --transport-mode <mode>
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- ats profiles update <profile-id> --clear-controller-binding
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