List Mavis sessions. Returns session IDs, titles, and last-updated timestamps.

Get detailed info about a specific session (status, workspace, model, etc.)

Get the message history (conversation transcript) of a session.

Create a new standalone Mavis session (use --from root for isolated, independent session). For child sessions linked to a parent, use mavis_spawn_worker instead.

Abort a running session.

Rotate the current session — archives the old session and creates a fresh one with a handoff prompt.

Show file changes (git diff) made by a session.

Send a message or command to a running session (prompt/abort/kill/summarize/fork/spawn).

List all reachable (active) sessions in the Mavis network.

List team plans or get status of a specific plan. Use team plan status <id> to view details. Create plans via YAML files with team plan run <yaml> (not exposed here — use mavis_session_new for one-off tasks).

List all available Mavis agents (built-in and custom).

Get detailed info about a specific agent (skills, system prompt, etc.)

Append a new entry to Mavis memory (user, agent, or project level).

Search Mavis memory for entries matching a query.

Create a scheduled cron job (self-reminder, recurring task, etc.)

List all scheduled cron jobs for an agent.

Delete a cron job.

List all installed Mavis skills (global and agent-specific).

Get detailed info about a specific skill (description, triggers, commands).

List all registered Mavis hooks (pre/post execution triggers).

Show current Mavis daemon configuration (models, provider, nexus settings).

List all registered MCP servers and their available tools.

Call a specific tool on an MCP server. Useful for delegating to Playwright, Matrix, or other MCP tools from within Mavis.

Check Mavis daemon status (running, port, version).

Spawn a single-shot worker/verifier agent as a child session. Use for code review, test, verify tasks. The agent runs independently and reports back. For complex multi-agent tasks, use mavis_team_plan instead.

Inspect token usage by session, agent, or globally.