CLI commands

Command	Purpose
`create`	Create a job definition without starting it.
`start`	Start a previously created job.
`run`	Create and observe a managed command.
`status`	Read current job state.
`wait`	Observe a job until a bounded deadline.
`tail`	Read bounded stdout and stderr excerpts.
`kill`	Explicitly stop a running job.
`delete`	Delete one explicitly selected job unless it is running. `delete --all` deletes only terminal jobs in the current directory and skips running or created jobs.
`restart`	Start a new execution from an existing job definition.
`list` / `ps`	List jobs, or only running jobs with `ps`.
`tag`	Manage persisted job tags.
`notify`	Manage completion notifications.
`gc`	Clean retained terminal jobs.
`schema`	Print the JSON Schema for response types.
`install-skills`	Install the bundled agent skill locally or globally.
`completions`	Generate shell completion scripts.
`mcp`	Start a stdio MCP server.
`serve`	Start the HTTP server.

Pass command argv after --. Use a shell only for shell syntax such as pipelines or redirects.