CLI & shortcuts

Two binaries: akili-code for the terminal, akili-code-ui for the desktop.

Commands

Command	What it does
`akili-code`	An interactive agent session in the current folder
`akili-code chat [path]`	The same, somewhere else
`akili-code inspect [path]`	Summarise a repository — languages, structure, build commands
`akili-code symbols [path]`	Structural symbols per file
`akili-code graph [path]`	The file dependency graph
`akili-code related <file>`	What a file depends on, and what depends on it
`akili-code context …`	Build a ranked, budget-bounded context pack
`akili-code ask "…"`	Answer a question about the codebase, citing files
`akili-code edit <file> "…"`	Propose a reviewed diff; verify and self-heal
`akili-code verify [path]`	Run the project's format/test/build ladder
`akili-code env`	Host environment — shells, toolchains, containers
`akili-code run "…"`	Run a command in a chosen shell, streaming output
`akili-code --version`	Which build you are on

Flags worth knowing on `edit`

`--apply`	Write the change rather than only proposing it
`--verify`	Run the verification ladder afterwards
`--revert-on-fail`	Put the file back if verification fails
`--repair[=N]`	Read the failure and try again, up to N times
`--dry-run`	Print the request instead of sending it

In a session

`/model`	Show or switch the active model
`/provider`	List configured providers
`/help`	Everything available

Ctrl-C cancels a running agent turn without killing the session.

Desktop shortcuts

`Ctrl`+`P`	Go to file (fuzzy)
`Ctrl`+`S`	Save
`Ctrl`+`F` / `Ctrl`+`H`	Find / find and replace
`F3` / `Shift`+`F3`	Next / previous match
`Ctrl`+`G`	Go to line
`Ctrl`+`N` / `Ctrl`+`Shift`+`N`	New file / folder
`F2` / `Del`	Rename / delete the selected file
`Esc`	Close find, go-to-line or the file palette

Cut, copy, paste, select all and undo are the usual Ctrl+X/C/V/A/Z, and are on the editor's right-click menu. Single-key shortcuts only fire when no text field has focus, so pressing Del while typing does not offer to delete a file.

Project configuration

An optional akili-code.toml at the project root sets defaults and can override the verification ladder. It is committed, so a team shares it.

[defaults]
model = "akili-core"
budget = 12000

[policy]
denied_tools = ["install_tool"]