Common Commands

This page only covers the most useful command set for normal users. The goal is operational fluency, not memorizing every command surface at once.

Basic Commands

yuto --help
yuto --version
yuto doctor --json
yuto auth status --json
yuto
yuto --print "Explain this repository."

A useful way to think about them:

• yuto: enter a persistent conversation
• yuto --print ...: run once, get the result, and exit
• yuto doctor --json: inspect environment and diagnostics
• yuto auth status --json: inspect the current auth state

Update and Rollback

yuto update
yuto update --check
yuto update <version>
yuto rollback --list
yuto rollback --dry-run

The safest order is to check first, update after confirmation, and only inspect rollback when a version behaves unexpectedly.

Open Files and Links

yuto open README.md
yuto open https://example.com

These commands are useful when you want to open a local file or a URL quickly during a session without switching applications manually.

Restore Context from Project Guidance

yuto up

It tries to read the nearest YUTO.md, CLAUDE.md, or .claude/CLAUDE.md and recover the project conventions from there. This is useful when you enter an unfamiliar codebase or want to restore context quickly.

Commands Related to Browser or Remote Capabilities

yuto chrome status --json
yuto chrome browsers --json
yuto chrome open https://example.com --print --json
yuto ssh status --json
yuto ssh hosts --json

Do not turn everything on at once. A better strategy is:

• use chrome when you actually need browser interaction
• use ssh when you actually need remote connectivity

Common Slash Commands in a Session

• /help
• /login
• /status
• /provider
• /model
• /tools
• /approval
• /config
• /clear
• /exit

A Minimal Daily Flow

If you use YutoCode every day, start from this compact flow:

1. yuto auth status --json
2. yuto
3. describe the task in the session and let it analyze before executing
4. check yuto update --check when you want to see whether a new public release exists

Getting this loop smooth matters more than memorizing many commands on day one.