crewship system
Show system information including container runtime, license, and Keeper security status.
crewship system <subcommand>
Subcommands
| Command | Description |
|---|
info | Show runtime and license information |
keeper | Show Keeper security system status |
stats | Show admin stats (workspaces, users, agents, running) |
onboarding | Onboarding status / setup / complete (subcommands: status, setup, complete) |
aux-status | Show auxiliary model assignment per slot (PR-B F3) |
crewship system info
Show container runtime details and license information.
Runtime output: Available, Runtime name, Version, Socket path.
License output: Edition, Max crews, Max agents/crew, Max members, Licensee.
crewship system keeper
Show Keeper security system status.
Output: Status (enabled/disabled), Ollama URL, Model, Ollama status (online/offline), Secret credential count.
crewship system stats
Show admin-level statistics.
Output: Workspaces, Users, Agents, Running agents.
crewship system onboarding
Inspect or drive the onboarding wizard for the current user. The bare crewship system onboarding invocation delegates to status for backwards compatibility with scripts that pre-date the subcommands.
crewship system onboarding # same as `onboarding status`
Subcommands
| Command | Description |
|---|
status | Show whether onboarding is complete (default if no subcommand). Output is always JSON. |
setup | Run the onboarding setup wizard (crew + agent + credential). |
complete | Mark onboarding as finished without running the wizard. |
crewship system onboarding status
Show whether onboarding is complete for the current user. Hits GET /api/v1/onboarding/status. Output is always JSON.
crewship system onboarding status
crewship system onboarding setup
Provision a starter crew, agent, and LLM credential in one shot — the headless equivalent of the web onboarding wizard. POST /api/v1/onboarding/setup. --crew and --agent are required.
echo "$ANTHROPIC_KEY" | crewship system onboarding setup \
--crew "backend" --agent "viktor" \
--llm-provider ANTHROPIC --credential-value-stdin
crewship system onboarding setup \
--crew "ops" --agent "eva" \
--llm-provider OLLAMA --llm-model llama3
| Flag | Type | Default | Description |
|---|
--crew | string | (required) | Crew name to create (slugified server-side). |
--agent | string | (required) | First agent name in the crew. |
--cli-adapter | string | CLAUDE_CODE | CLI adapter for the agent. |
--llm-provider | string | | LLM provider: ANTHROPIC, OPENAI, GOOGLE, CURSOR, FACTORY, OLLAMA. |
--llm-model | string | | LLM model identifier (provider-specific). |
--credential-name | string | | Display name for the stored API key. |
--credential-value-stdin | bool | false | Read the credential value from stdin (preferred over --credential-value — keeps it out of ps). |
--credential-value | string | | API key value (deprecated; visible in ps and shell history — use --credential-value-stdin). |
Pipe the key on stdin with --credential-value-stdin rather than passing
--credential-value — the latter is visible in ps and shell history.
crewship system onboarding complete
Mark onboarding as completed for the current user without running the setup wizard. Useful when a workspace was provisioned through other channels (CLI agent create, restore from backup).
crewship system onboarding complete
crewship system aux-status
Show the resolved provider, model, timeout and source for every auxiliary-model slot (Curator, Keeper, Behavior, MemoryHealth, Negative). PR-B F3 introduced this diagnostic surface so operators can confirm cfg.auxiliary.* overrides actually landed before the first eval call falls back silently.
crewship system aux-status
crewship system aux-status --format json | jq '.slots[] | select(.source=="fallback")'
crewship system aux-status --format yaml
| Source | Meaning |
|---|
explicit | cfg.auxiliary.<slot> was set directly. |
fallback | The slot was empty; cfg.auxiliary.fallback was used instead. |
unconfigured | Neither the slot nor fallback had a provider — operator gap. |
anthropic/claude-haiku-4-5):
SLOT PROVIDER MODEL TIMEOUT SOURCE
curator anthropic claude-haiku-4-5 30.0s explicit
keeper anthropic claude-haiku-4-5 5.0s explicit
behavior anthropic claude-haiku-4-5 8.0s explicit
memory_health anthropic claude-haiku-4-5 15.0s explicit
negative anthropic claude-haiku-4-5 5.0s explicit
crewship system log-level
Show or change the server’s log level at runtime — no restart needed. Backs GET/PUT /api/v1/admin/log-level (OWNER/ADMIN). The change takes effect on the live logger immediately, so you can flip a misbehaving instance to debug, catch the repro, and revert — without a restart that would lose the state you’re trying to observe.
crewship system log-level # current level, baseline, expiry
crewship system log-level set --level debug --ttl 15m
crewship system log-level set --level info # revert now
Flag (on set) | Description |
|---|
--level | debug | info | warn | error (required). |
--ttl | Auto-revert to the configured baseline after this duration (e.g. 15m). 0 = until the next explicit change. Capped server-side at 24h. |
--ttl exists for a reason: a forgotten debug on a busy instance is a firehose that can itself fill the disk. Prefer a bounded window (--ttl 15m) over an open-ended flip.
level (live), baseline (the configured level it reverts to), expires_at (RFC3339, present only while a timed override is active).
crewship system health
Report the running server’s uptime, current log level, and disk headroom for the data-dir volume. Backs GET /api/v1/admin/health (OWNER/ADMIN). The disk figure is the signal that flags a filling volume before it hits 100%.
crewship system health
crewship system health -f json | jq '.disk.used_pct'
disk reports total_bytes / free_bytes / used_bytes / used_pct for the default data-dir filesystem (free_bytes matches df “Avail”). A custom DATABASE_URL on a different volume isn’t reflected — the default location is the volume that fills in practice (DB + agent outputs + logs all live under it).
See also
