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# CLI
## Shortest Useful Command
```bash
narratio run --session-id 2026-04-04
```
This command uses default config discovery for `pipeline.yml` and `session.yml`; both files must be discoverable unless you pass explicit `--config` and `--session` paths.
## Command Overview
Implemented commands:
- `run`: execute pipeline stages and persist manifest state.
- `plan`: validate config, prepare workspace layout, and print stage run/skip decisions.
- `resume`: continue from first non-succeeded stage unless forced.
- `status`: read and print stage statuses from an existing manifest.
- `run-stage`: execute exactly one stage.
Unknown commands print usage and exit non-zero.
For config semantics, see [docs/config.md](./config.md). For operator lifecycle and recovery, see [docs/operations.md](./operations.md).
## Complete Flag Reference
### `run`
- `--config <path>`: optional explicit `pipeline.yml` path.
- `--session <path>`: optional explicit `session.yml` path.
- `--session-id <value>`: session template variable value.
- `--force`: force stage execution.
- `--artifacts <names>`: analyze artifact keys to execute (repeatable or comma-separated).
### `plan`
- `--config <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--force`
### `resume`
- `--config <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--force`
- `--artifacts <names>`: analyze artifact keys to execute (repeatable or comma-separated).
### `run-stage`
- `--config <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--force`
- `--artifacts <names>`: analyze artifact keys to execute (repeatable or comma-separated).
- positional `<stage>`: required stage name.
Valid stage names:
- `prepare`
- `transcribe`
- `merge`
- `polish`
- `normalize`
- `trim`
- `analyze`
- `archive`
- `notify`
### `status`
- `--manifest <path>`: required manifest path.
## Command Reference
### `run`
Purpose:
- Execute configured stages in canonical order.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio run [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--force] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
```
Success output:
- `narratio run: session <session_id>; executed=<n> skipped=<n>; manifest=<path>`
Common failure cases:
- missing default config/session paths when flags omitted.
- invalid template/rendered session mismatch.
- unknown/invalid `--artifacts` value.
- `--artifacts` with unknown configured artifact key.
### `plan`
Purpose:
- Validate config, load secrets (if configured), prepare workdir, and print stage run/skip decisions.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio plan [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--force]
```
Success output includes:
- `narratio plan: workdir prepared at <path>`
- one line per stage (`<stage>: run|skip`)
- `totals: run=<n> skip=<n>`
Common failure cases:
- same config/session discovery and validation failures as `run`.
- secrets directory read failures when `pipeline.secrets.env_dir` is configured.
### `resume`
Purpose:
- Continue from session-manifest stage status.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio resume [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--force] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
```
Success output:
- `narratio resume: session <session_id> has no remaining stages`
- or `narratio resume: session <session_id>; executed=<n> skipped=<n>; manifest=<path>`
Common failure cases:
- same discovery/template/validation failures as `run`.
- manifest load errors when existing manifest is unreadable.
- invalid or unknown artifact selections.
### `status`
Purpose:
- Inspect one manifest file without executing stages.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio status --manifest <manifest.json>
```
Success output includes:
- `session_id: <id>`
- `updated_at: <timestamp>`
- `stages:` entries (`- <stage>: <status>`)
Common failure cases:
- missing `--manifest`.
- unreadable or invalid manifest path.
### `run-stage`
Purpose:
- Execute exactly one stage.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio run-stage [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--force] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>] <stage>
```
Success output:
- `narratio run-stage: stage=<name> executed=<n> skipped=<n> force=<true|false>; manifest=<path>`
`--artifacts` behavior:
- accepted only when `<stage>` is `analyze`.
- names are normalized (trimmed, deduplicated, sorted).
- unknown configured artifact keys fail.
Common failure cases:
- missing stage positional arg.
- unknown stage name.
- using `--artifacts` with any non-`analyze` stage.
## Common Workflows
Default-discovery run:
```bash
narratio run --session-id 2026-04-04
```
Run only selected analyze artifacts:
```bash
narratio run --session-id 2026-04-04 --artifacts session_recap,player_handout
```
Resume with selected analyze artifacts:
```bash
narratio resume --session-id 2026-04-04 --artifacts player_handout
```
Run only analyze stage with selected artifacts:
```bash
narratio run-stage --session-id 2026-04-04 --artifacts player_handout analyze
```
## Diagnostic / Recovery Commands
Inspect stage status:
```bash
narratio status --manifest <manifest.json>
```
Get manifest path from previous output:
- `run`, `resume`, and `run-stage` print `manifest=<path>` on success.
## `--artifacts` and `--force`
- `--artifacts` filters which configured artifacts are executable when analyze runs.
- `--artifacts` does not imply `--force`.
- If analyze is already `succeeded` and `--force` is not set, runner-level skip still applies.