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sem-ai Command Line

sem-ai is an agent-first CLI for Semaphore CI/CD. It's designed for AI agents and automation, with structured JSON output, self-discovery, and composable commands. It can also run as an MCP server for direct tool integration.

Overview

sem-ai provides full control over your Semaphore CI/CD from the terminal or from AI agents. Every command returns structured JSON by default. Key capabilities:

Diagnose CI failures with parsed test results
Pipeline topology analysis (critical path, blast radius)
Test intelligence (flaky detection, test summaries)
Testbox: run commands in real CI environments before pushing
MCP server mode for native AI agent integration

Installation

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/semaphoreio/sem-ai/main/install.sh | sh

Installs the latest release for macOS / Linux on amd64 / arm64. The binary lands at $HOME/.local/bin/sem-ai (or $HOME/.semaphore-ai/bin/sem-ai if that's not on your $PATH). Re-run the same command to upgrade.

From source

Requires Go 1.25+.

git clone https://github.com/semaphoreio/sem-ai.git
cd sem-ai
make install

Setup

sem-ai connect

Connect to your Semaphore organization. You need an API token.

sem-ai connect <organization>.semaphoreci.com <API_TOKEN>

For example:

sem-ai connect myorg.semaphoreci.com NeUFkim46BCdpqCAyWXN

The token is stored in ~/.sem.yaml, shared with the Semaphore CLI. If you already have sem configured, sem-ai uses the same credentials automatically.

sem-ai context

List configured organizations:

sem-ai context list

Show the active organization:

sem-ai context show

General syntax

sem-ai <command> [subcommand] [flags]

Global flags:

Flag	Description
`--format` or `-f`	Output format: `json` (default), `table`, `yaml`
`--verbose` or `-v`	Show HTTP requests for debugging
`--examples`	Show usage examples for any command
`--help` or `-h`	Help for any command

Self-discovery

sem-ai discover

Returns a structured map of every command, its flags, and examples. Designed for AI agents to self-orient without documentation.

sem-ai discover
sem-ai discover --format table

sem-ai <command> --examples

Every command supports --examples to show usage examples:

sem-ai diagnose --examples
sem-ai pipeline promote --examples

Working with projects

sem-ai project list

List all projects in the organization:

sem-ai project list

sem-ai project show

Show project details:

sem-ai project show <project-name>

sem-ai project create

Create a project from a git repository. With no flags it uses the origin remote of the current directory and derives the name from the repo URL, then bootstraps an initial .semaphore/semaphore.yml (unless --skip-yaml). If a project with the same name already exists it returns the existing one, unless --fail-on-exists is set.

sem-ai project create
sem-ai project create --repo-url git@github.com:org/repo.git
sem-ai project create --name my-project --github-integration github_app

Flag	Default	Description
`--repo-url`	`origin` of cwd	git repository URL
`--name`	derived from repo URL	project name
`--github-integration`	`github_token`	GitHub integration: `github_token` or `github_app`
`--remote`	`origin`	git remote to detect when `--repo-url` is not set
`--skip-yaml`	`false`	don't generate `.semaphore/semaphore.yml` in cwd
`--fail-on-exists`	`false`	exit non-zero if a project with the same name already exists

sem-ai project update

Update project settings:

sem-ai project update <project-name> --visibility public
sem-ai project update <project-name> --description "My app"

sem-ai project delete

Delete a project:

sem-ai project delete <project-name>

Working with workflows

sem-ai workflow list

List workflows for a project:

sem-ai workflow list --project <project-name>
sem-ai workflow list --project <project-name> --branch main

sem-ai workflow show

Show workflow details:

sem-ai workflow show <workflow-id>

sem-ai workflow run

Trigger a new workflow run (reruns the latest workflow):

sem-ai workflow run --project <project-name>
sem-ai workflow run --project <project-name> --branch feature-x

sem-ai workflow rerun

Rerun a specific workflow:

sem-ai workflow rerun <workflow-id>

sem-ai workflow stop

Stop a running workflow:

sem-ai workflow stop <workflow-id>

Working with pipelines

sem-ai pipeline show

Show pipeline with blocks and jobs tree:

sem-ai pipeline show <pipeline-id>

sem-ai pipeline list

List pipelines for a project:

sem-ai pipeline list --project <project-name>

sem-ai pipeline stop

Stop a running pipeline:

sem-ai pipeline stop <pipeline-id>

sem-ai pipeline rebuild

Rebuild only failed blocks (partial rebuild):

sem-ai pipeline rebuild <pipeline-id>

sem-ai pipeline promote

Trigger a promotion (deployment). This is a safety-gated operation:

Without --confirm: dry run showing what would happen
With --confirm: actually executes the promotion

# Dry run
sem-ai pipeline promote <pipeline-id> --target "Deploy to Staging"

# Execute
sem-ai pipeline promote <pipeline-id> --target "Deploy to Staging" --confirm

# Override conditions (promote despite failures)
sem-ai pipeline promote <pipeline-id> --target "Deploy to Staging" --confirm --override

# With parameters
sem-ai pipeline promote <pipeline-id> --target "Production" --confirm --param version=1.2.3

sem-ai pipeline topology

Show the block dependency graph:

sem-ai pipeline topology <pipeline-id>

Working with jobs

sem-ai job list

List jobs, optionally filtered by state:

sem-ai job list --states RUNNING --states QUEUED
sem-ai job list --states FINISHED

sem-ai job show

Show job details:

sem-ai job show <job-id>

sem-ai job log

Fetch structured job logs:

sem-ai job log <job-id>
sem-ai job log <job-id> --format table

sem-ai job stop

Stop a running job:

sem-ai job stop <job-id>

Managing organization members and roles

sem-ai org member list

List organization members, optionally filtered by member type:

sem-ai org member list
sem-ai org member list --type service_account
sem-ai org member list --type group

Flag	Default	Description
`--type`	`user`	filter by member type: `user`, `service_account`, or `group`

sem-ai org member add

Invite a person to the organization by their SCM handle:

sem-ai org member add --provider github --handle octocat
sem-ai org member add --provider github --handle octocat --role <role-id> --name "Octo Cat" --email octo@example.com
sem-ai org member add --provider bitbucket --handle jdoe --uid 557058:1a2b3c

Flag	Default	Description
`--handle`	—	SCM login/handle of the person to invite (required)
`--provider`	—	SCM provider: `github`, `bitbucket`, or `gitlab` (required)
`--uid`	—	SCM user ID (required for `bitbucket`)
`--role`	—	org role ID to assign
`--name`	—	display name
`--email`	—	email address

sem-ai org member set-role

Assign or change a member's org-level role. This is an upsert — the same command creates the initial role assignment and changes it later.

sem-ai org member set-role <user-id> <role-id>
sem-ai org member set-role <service-account-id> <role-id>

sem-ai org member remove

Remove a member or service account from the organization:

sem-ai org member remove <user-id>

sem-ai org role list

List organization roles, including built-in and custom roles:

sem-ai org role list

sem-ai org role show

Show role details, including its permission set:

sem-ai org role show <role-id>

sem-ai org role create

Create a custom role:

sem-ai org role create deployer --permissions "project.view,project.job.rerun"
sem-ai org role create viewer --scope project --permissions "project.view"

Flag	Default	Description
`--description`	—	role description
`--scope`	`org`	role scope: `org` or `project`
`--permissions`	—	comma-separated permission names, e.g. `organization.people.view,organization.people.manage`

sem-ai org role update

Update a custom role:

sem-ai org role update <role-id> --permissions "project.view,project.job.rerun"

Flag	Default	Description
`--name`	—	new role name
`--description`	—	new role description
`--permissions`	—	comma-separated permission names (replaces the existing set)

sem-ai org role delete

Delete a custom role:

sem-ai org role delete <role-id>

sem-ai permission list

List available permissions, optionally filtered by scope:

sem-ai permission list
sem-ai permission list --scope project

Flag	Default	Description
`--scope`	—	filter by scope: `org` or `project`

Managing groups

sem-ai group list

List groups in the organization:

sem-ai group list

sem-ai group create

Create a group:

sem-ai group create backend-team
sem-ai group create backend-team --description "Backend engineers" --members "id1,id2"

Flag	Default	Description
`--description`	—	group description
`--members`	—	comma-separated member IDs to add on creation

sem-ai group update

Update a group's name, description, or membership:

sem-ai group update <group-id> --add "id1,id2" --remove "id3"
sem-ai group update <group-id> --name "new-name"

Flag	Default	Description
`--name`	—	new group name
`--description`	—	new group description
`--add`	—	comma-separated member IDs to add
`--remove`	—	comma-separated member IDs to remove

sem-ai group delete

Delete a group:

sem-ai group delete <group-id>

Managing service accounts

sem-ai service-account list

List service accounts in the organization:

sem-ai service-account list

sem-ai service-account create

Create a service account. The API token is only ever returned in this create response — save it now, since service-account show never returns it again (use regenerate-token if it's lost).

sem-ai service-account create ci-bot
sem-ai service-account create ci-bot --description "Bot for CI pipelines"

Flag	Default	Description
`--description`	—	service account description

sem-ai service-account show

Show service account details:

sem-ai service-account show <service-account-id>

sem-ai service-account update

Update a service account's name or description. The API replaces the whole record on update, so if --name is omitted, sem-ai first fetches the current name and resends it unchanged to avoid clearing it.

sem-ai service-account update <service-account-id> --name "new-name"
sem-ai service-account update <service-account-id> --description "new description"

Flag	Default	Description
`--name`	—	new service account name
`--description`	—	new service account description

sem-ai service-account delete

Delete a service account:

sem-ai service-account delete <service-account-id>

sem-ai service-account deactivate

Deactivate a service account, disabling its token without deleting the account:

sem-ai service-account deactivate <service-account-id>

sem-ai service-account reactivate

Reactivate a previously deactivated service account:

sem-ai service-account reactivate <service-account-id>

sem-ai service-account regenerate-token

Regenerate a service account's API token. The old token is invalidated and the new one is printed once in the response — save it immediately.

sem-ai service-account regenerate-token <service-account-id>

Managing project members

sem-ai project member list

List project members:

sem-ai project member list my-project

sem-ai project member set-role

Set a project-level role for a member:

sem-ai project member set-role my-project <user-id> <role-id>

sem-ai project member remove

Remove a member's project-level role:

sem-ai project member remove my-project <user-id>

Compound commands

These commands compose multiple API calls into a single operation.

sem-ai status

Quick CI status for the current branch, a pull request, or a project. When run inside a git checkout, project and branch are auto-detected from the remote and HEAD, and status prefers the workflow for the exact HEAD commit, falling back to the latest run on the branch.

sem-ai status                                    # current repo, branch, commit
sem-ai status --branch main
sem-ai status --pr 422                           # match a pull request's workflow (overrides --branch)
sem-ai status --project <project-name> --branch feature-x

If the git remote maps to several Semaphore projects that each ran the commit, status returns all of them rather than guessing — pass --project to disambiguate.

With --exit-code, status sets a poll-friendly process exit code instead of requiring output parsing — useful for shell wait-loops:

Exit	Meaning
`0`	passed
`1`	failed
`2`	ambiguous (multiple matching projects)
`3`	no workflow found / project not detected
`8`	pending / running

until sem-ai status --exit-code; do sleep 20; done   # wait until green

sem-ai diagnose

One-command failure diagnosis. Composes workflow lookup, pipeline details, failed jobs, log tails, and parsed test results into a single structured response.

sem-ai diagnose
sem-ai diagnose <workflow-id>
sem-ai diagnose --project <project-name> --branch main

Returns structured output with:

Pipeline state and result
Failed blocks and jobs
Log tails with failed commands highlighted
Parsed test results with file, line, and error message
stop_reason when a job was stopped by a signal rather than a test failure — exit 130 (SIGINT), 137 (SIGKILL / OOM), or 143 (SIGTERM). This is most useful for exit 130, where the job shows up as STOPPED and failure notifications are suppressed, so the cause is otherwise easy to miss.

sem-ai health

Project health summary with pass rates, failure trends, and deployment status:

sem-ai health --project <project-name>

sem-ai watch

Poll a workflow until it completes, streaming status updates:

sem-ai watch <workflow-id>
sem-ai watch <workflow-id> --interval 10s

sem-ai promote-and-wait

Promote a pipeline and block until the promoted pipeline finishes:

# Dry run
sem-ai promote-and-wait <pipeline-id> --target "Deploy to Staging"

# Execute and wait
sem-ai promote-and-wait <pipeline-id> --target "Deploy to Staging" --confirm

sem-ai open

Open the latest workflow for the current branch in the browser:

sem-ai open
sem-ai open --project my-app
sem-ai open --workflow <workflow-id>

sem-ai version

Print version information as JSON:

sem-ai version
sem-ai version --check          # also check GitHub for a newer release

When sem-ai is installed via the Claude Code / Codex plugin, a SessionStart hook surfaces a one-line upgrade notice at most once every few hours. Opt out with export SEM_AI_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1.

sem-ai rerun-failed

Rebuild only failed blocks in a pipeline:

sem-ai rerun-failed <pipeline-id>

sem-ai critical-path

Show the longest dependency chain (bottleneck) in a pipeline:

sem-ai critical-path <pipeline-id>

sem-ai blast-radius

Show which blocks failed as root causes vs which were canceled due to upstream failures:

sem-ai blast-radius <pipeline-id>
sem-ai blast-radius <pipeline-id> --block "Build"

Analytics

Historical pipeline and workflow analytics. All analytics commands share a common set of flags:

Flag	Default	Description
`--project`	auto-detected	Project name
`--branch`	all branches	Filter by branch
`--days`	`7`	Time window in days
`--limit`	`100`	Max workflows to analyze

sem-ai analytics summary

All-in-one analytics overview: pass rate, duration stats (avg/p50/p95), phase breakdown (compile, queue, execution), failing blocks, deploy count, and trigger distribution.

sem-ai analytics summary --project my-app
sem-ai analytics summary --project my-app --days 30 --branch main

sem-ai analytics duration

Pipeline duration trends with avg, p50, p95, min, and max, plus a phase breakdown showing where time is spent (compile, queue, execution).

sem-ai analytics duration --project my-app --days 30

sem-ai analytics failures

Block-level failure rates across analyzed pipelines, ranked by failure count. Also reports overall pass rate and failure reasons (test failure, stuck, canceled, etc.).

sem-ai analytics failures --project my-app --days 14

sem-ai analytics queue

Queue wait time analysis (avg, p50, p95, min, max) — measures time between a job being queued and starting execution.

sem-ai analytics queue --project my-app --days 7

sem-ai analytics deploys

Deploy frequency and promotion stats: total deploys, deploys per day, and deploys per week.

sem-ai analytics deploys --project my-app --days 30

sem-ai analytics trend

Week-over-week trends for pass rate, duration, queue time, failure reasons, and trigger distribution. Uses --weeks instead of --days.

Flag	Default	Description
`--weeks`	`4`	Number of weeks to analyze
`--limit`	`200`	Max workflows to analyze

sem-ai analytics trend --project my-app --weeks 4
sem-ai analytics trend --project my-app --weeks 8 --branch main

Returns an array of weekly buckets plus an overall trend field: improving, degrading, or stable.

Pipeline insights

Server-side pipeline insights, keyed by a specific pipeline YAML file. This is distinct from analytics, which sem-ai computes client-side from recent workflows: insights reads pre-aggregated metrics from Semaphore for one pipeline file.

All insights subcommands share these flags:

Flag	Default	Description
`--project`	auto-detected	project name or ID
`--pipeline-file`	—	pipeline YAML path, e.g. `.semaphore/semaphore.yml` (required)
`--branch`	all branches	branch name
`--from`	—	start date `YYYY-MM-DD`
`--to`	—	end date `YYYY-MM-DD`
`--aggregate`	`daily`	aggregation: `daily` or `range`

sem-ai insights performance

Pipeline duration metrics over time.

sem-ai insights performance --project my-app --pipeline-file .semaphore/semaphore.yml --branch main

sem-ai insights reliability

Pipeline pass/fail rate over time.

sem-ai insights reliability --project my-app --pipeline-file .semaphore/semaphore.yml --branch main

sem-ai insights frequency

Pipeline run frequency over time.

sem-ai insights frequency --project my-app --pipeline-file .semaphore/semaphore.yml --branch main

Test intelligence

sem-ai test summary

AI-friendly test summary for a pipeline. Parses test results from job logs and artifacts.

sem-ai test summary --pipeline <pipeline-id>

sem-ai test report

Detailed test results with individual test cases:

sem-ai test report --pipeline <pipeline-id>

sem-ai test flaky

Detect flaky tests by analyzing recent workflow runs:

sem-ai test flaky --project <project-name>
sem-ai test flaky --project <project-name> --branch main --count 10

Flaky tests

History-backed flaky-test signals for a project, sourced from Semaphore's flaky-test history (per-context pass rate, p95, disruption counts). This is distinct from test flaky, which is a quick single-pipeline snapshot computed from JUnit artifacts; the flaky command group reads the accumulated history instead.

All flaky subcommands require --project (name or ID).

sem-ai flaky list

List a project's flaky tests. The heavy per-test disruption_history histogram is omitted by default for compact output; pass --full to include it.

sem-ai flaky list --project my-app
sem-ai flaky list --project my-app --sort-field pass_rate --sort-dir asc
sem-ai flaky list --project my-app --full

Flag	Default	Description
`--page`	`1`	page number
`--page-size`	`20`	results per page
`--sort-field`	—	sort field, e.g. `total_disruptions_count`, `pass_rate`
`--sort-dir`	—	sort direction (`asc` or `desc`)
`--full`	`false`	include full `disruption_history` per test

sem-ai flaky show

Show details for a single flaky test (per-context pass rate, p95, disruptions). test_id is positional.

sem-ai flaky show <test_id> --project my-app

sem-ai flaky disruptions

List the individual disruption occurrences for a flaky test.

sem-ai flaky disruptions <test_id> --project my-app --page-size 50

Flag	Default	Description
`--page`	`1`	page number
`--page-size`	`10`	results per page

sem-ai flaky failure

Show the real failure behind a flaky test: resolves its latest disruption's job, fetches that job's log, and extracts the failing assertion / message. Use --run-id to point at a specific job directly instead of resolving the latest disruption.

sem-ai flaky failure <test_id> --project my-app
sem-ai flaky failure <test_id> --project my-app --run-id <job-id>

sem-ai flaky trends

Project-level flaky / disruption count time series.

sem-ai flaky trends --project my-app
sem-ai flaky trends --project my-app --metric disruptions

Flag	Default	Description
`--metric`	`flaky`	series: `flaky` or `disruptions`

Testbox

Testbox lets you run commands in a real Semaphore CI environment before pushing. It creates a warm VM with your project's machine type and syncs your local code.

sem-ai testbox warmup

Start a testbox:

sem-ai testbox warmup --project <project-name>
sem-ai testbox warmup --project <project-name> --machine f1-standard-4 --duration 30m
sem-ai testbox warmup --project <project-name> --os-image ubuntu2404

Defaults: --machine f1-standard-2, --os-image ubuntu2204, --duration 30m.

sem-ai testbox run

Sync local changes and run a command:

sem-ai testbox run --id <testbox-id> "go test ./..."
sem-ai testbox run --id <testbox-id> "make build"

sem-ai testbox ssh

Open an interactive SSH session:

sem-ai testbox ssh --id <testbox-id>

sem-ai testbox stop

Stop a running testbox:

sem-ai testbox stop --id <testbox-id>

Secrets

sem-ai secret list

List organization-level secrets, or project-level with --project:

sem-ai secret list
sem-ai secret list --project <project-name>

sem-ai secret show

Show secret details:

sem-ai secret show <secret-name>
sem-ai secret show <secret-name> --project <project-name>

sem-ai secret create

Create a secret with environment variables:

sem-ai secret create <secret-name> --env KEY=VALUE --env DB_URL=postgres://...
sem-ai secret create <secret-name> --project <project-name> --env API_KEY=abc123

sem-ai secret update

Update a secret (replaces env vars):

sem-ai secret update <secret-name> --env KEY=NEW_VALUE

sem-ai secret delete

Delete a secret:

sem-ai secret delete <secret-name>

Deployment targets

sem-ai deploy targets

List deployment targets:

sem-ai deploy targets --project <project-name>

sem-ai deploy show

Show deployment target details:

sem-ai deploy show <target-id>

sem-ai deploy history

Show deployment history:

sem-ai deploy history <target-id>

sem-ai deploy create

Create a deployment target:

sem-ai deploy create <name> --project <project-name> --url https://staging.example.com

sem-ai deploy activate / deactivate

Activate or deactivate a deployment target:

sem-ai deploy activate <target-id>
sem-ai deploy deactivate <target-id>

sem-ai deploy delete

Delete a deployment target:

sem-ai deploy delete <target-id>

Notifications

sem-ai notification list

List notification rules:

sem-ai notification list

sem-ai notification show

Show notification details:

sem-ai notification show <name>

sem-ai notification delete

Delete a notification rule:

sem-ai notification delete <name>

Scheduled tasks

sem-ai task list

List scheduled tasks:

sem-ai task list --project <project-name>

sem-ai task show

Show task details:

sem-ai task show <task-id>

sem-ai task create

Create a scheduled task:

sem-ai task create <name> --project <project-name> --branch main --file .semaphore/nightly.yml --cron "0 2 * * *"

sem-ai task run

Trigger a task to run now:

sem-ai task run <task-id>

sem-ai task delete

Delete a task:

sem-ai task delete <task-id>

Self-hosted agents

sem-ai agent types

List self-hosted agent types:

sem-ai agent types

sem-ai agent show

Show agent type details:

sem-ai agent show <type-name>

sem-ai agent list

List agents for a given type:

sem-ai agent list --type <type-name>

sem-ai agent delete

Delete an agent type:

sem-ai agent delete <type-name>

Artifacts

sem-ai artifact list

List artifacts for a job, workflow, or project:

sem-ai artifact list --scope jobs --id <job-id>
sem-ai artifact list --scope workflows --id <workflow-id>

sem-ai artifact get

Download an artifact:

sem-ai artifact get --scope jobs --id <job-id> --path test-results/junit.json --output ./results.json

Troubleshooting

Server-side diagnostics for workflows, pipelines, and jobs:

sem-ai troubleshoot workflow <id>
sem-ai troubleshoot pipeline <id>
sem-ai troubleshoot job <id>

YAML validation

Validate a pipeline YAML file against the Semaphore API:

sem-ai yaml validate --file .semaphore/semaphore.yml

MCP server

sem-ai can run as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, exposing all commands as native tools for AI agents.

Starting the server

sem-ai mcp

Claude Code configuration

Add to your project's .mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sem-ai": {
      "command": "sem-ai",
      "args": ["mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Most commands become available as MCP tools (e.g., project_list, diagnose, status, blast-radius). The long-running commands watch and promote-and-wait are excluded, since they would block the single in-memory command tree; use status --exit-code in a poll loop instead. The server starts once and handles all tool calls in-process — no new process per call.

Agent skills

sem-ai ships its skills as a plugin for Claude Code and Codex. The plugin bundles the skills, the MCP server, and a SessionStart hook (release-update check + Semaphore-repo awareness).

Claude Code / Codex plugin

Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add semaphoreio/sem-ai
/plugin install sem-ai@semaphoreio

Codex CLI:

codex plugin marketplace add semaphoreio/sem-ai
codex plugin add sem-ai@semaphoreio

The bundle includes these skills: debug-pipeline, deploy, fix-flaky, gha-to-semaphore, init, manage-infra, probe-agent-environment, project-health, sem-ai-bootstrap, semaphore-blocks, semaphore-ci, semaphore-promotions, semaphore-test-results, semaphore-toolbox, test-intelligence, testbox, and watch-after-push. They give agents context on when and how to use each sem-ai command without reading this reference.

npx skills

You can also install the skill bundle with the cross-agent skills tool, which supports Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, and many other agents. It discovers sem-ai's skills from the plugin manifest, so no clone is required:

npx skills add semaphoreio/sem-ai --list             # list available skills
npx skills add semaphoreio/sem-ai --all              # install all skills
npx skills add semaphoreio/sem-ai --skill semaphore-ci --skill watch-after-push
npx skills add semaphoreio/sem-ai --all -g           # user level (all repos)
npx skills add semaphoreio/sem-ai --all --agent cursor opencode

This installs the skill instructions only — not the MCP server. The sem-ai binary must be installed and connected first, since every skill calls it.

Differences from sem CLI

Feature	sem	sem-ai
Output format	Human text	JSON (default), table, yaml
Self-discovery	`--help` only	`discover` + `--examples` on every command
Failure diagnosis	Manual (multiple commands)	`diagnose` (one command, full root cause)
Test intelligence	None	`test summary`, `test flaky`, `flaky` history, `insights`
Pipeline topology	None	`topology`, `critical-path`, `blast-radius`
Testbox	`sem debug` (limited)	`testbox warmup/run/ssh/stop` with file sync
MCP server	None	`sem-ai mcp`
Health reports	None	`health` (pass rates, trends, verdict)
Deploy safety	Fire-and-forget	Dry run by default, `--confirm` required
Configuration	`~/.sem.yaml`	`~/.sem.yaml` (shared, compatible)

Overview​

Installation​

From source​

Setup​

sem-ai connect​

sem-ai context​

General syntax​

Self-discovery​

sem-ai discover​

sem-ai <command> --examples​

Working with projects​

sem-ai project list​

sem-ai project show​

sem-ai project create​

sem-ai project update​

sem-ai project delete​

Working with workflows​

sem-ai workflow list​

sem-ai workflow show​

sem-ai workflow run​

sem-ai workflow rerun​

sem-ai workflow stop​

Working with pipelines​

sem-ai pipeline show​

sem-ai pipeline list​

sem-ai pipeline stop​

sem-ai pipeline rebuild​

sem-ai pipeline promote​

sem-ai pipeline topology​

Working with jobs​

sem-ai job list​

sem-ai job show​

sem-ai job log​

sem-ai job stop​

Managing organization members and roles​

sem-ai org member list​

sem-ai org member add​

sem-ai org member set-role​

sem-ai org member remove​

sem-ai org role list​

sem-ai org role show​

sem-ai org role create​

sem-ai org role update​

sem-ai org role delete​

sem-ai permission list​

Managing groups​

sem-ai group list​

sem-ai group create​

sem-ai group update​

sem-ai group delete​

Managing service accounts​

sem-ai service-account list​

sem-ai service-account create​

sem-ai service-account show​

sem-ai service-account update​

sem-ai service-account delete​

sem-ai service-account deactivate​

sem-ai service-account reactivate​

sem-ai service-account regenerate-token​

Managing project members​

sem-ai project member list​

sem-ai project member set-role​

sem-ai project member remove​

Compound commands​

sem-ai status​

sem-ai diagnose​

sem-ai health​

sem-ai watch​

sem-ai promote-and-wait​

sem-ai open​

sem-ai version​

sem-ai rerun-failed​

sem-ai critical-path​

sem-ai blast-radius​

Analytics​

sem-ai analytics summary​

sem-ai analytics duration​

sem-ai analytics failures​

sem-ai analytics queue​

sem-ai analytics deploys​