Mono commands
Puni's own agent runtime, embedded in the command line: a session that can look at a scene before it answers.
puni mono hosts Puni's own runtime inside the command line. It reads the shared command contract, renders a scene through the same renderer the studio uses, and looks at the picture before it answers. The eyes rule is a tool the runtime holds rather than a promise it makes. A first slice: one prompt at a time, an interactive session, or an RPC session another program drives.
puni monoPreviewPuni's own agent runtime, embedded in the command line: a session that can look at a scene before it answers.
#mono
Run Puni's embedded runtime: one prompt with --print, an interactive session with --mode interactive, a machine-driven one with --mode rpc, or the runtime's own identity with --about-json. Its options belong to the runtime and are listed by puni mono --help.
puni mono --print "prompt" | --mode interactive|rpc | --about-json
| Flag | Type | Default | Values | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|---|
--json | boolean | false | Answer with one JSON envelope instead of the shell view. Exception: agent serve streams raw lifecycle JSON lines before its final envelope. | |
--help -h | boolean | Print the command list. |
#Run mono
puni mono --print "Render the saved scene at 1 s and say what stands in the frame"Back to the command line index for every group.
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