Using meith
The meith CLI
The meith command talks to a running runtime over a local socket and calls the exact same tools the app uses.
Setup
On startup the runtime registers the running instance and exposes a managed launcher at ~/.meith/bin/meith. Add it to your shell:
# print shell PATH setup instructions
meith setup
# or write the launcher dir into your shell config
meith setup --writeThrough the monorepo you can also run the CLI with pnpm cli <command>.
Launching & projects
meith # launch the app
meith ./my-project # launch and open a project path
meith new my-app # create and open a new projectTools & generic calls
Every runtime capability is a tool. List them, or invoke any tool by its exact name with meith call:
meith tools # list every tool the runtime exposes
meith call app_health # invoke any registered tool by name
meith call <tool> --help # inspect a tool's parametersCommon commands
Friendly commands map to underlying tools. A representative set:
meith tabs— list browser and workspace tabs.meith open <url>— open a new browser tab at a URL.meith active-tab— show the active browser tab.meith app list— inspect running app instances.meith health— print runtime service health.meith dev-servers— list managed dev servers and their port.meith start-dev <cwd> <command>— start a dev server.meith devlogs— stream a dev server's logs.meith processes— list managed child processes.
Run
meith --help for the full command list, or meith <command> --helpfor command-specific details. When the runtime is reachable, help is enriched with each tool's live parameter schema.Useful options
--json— print the rawToolResultenvelope.--instance <id>— target a specific instance by pid or label.--socket <path>— override the runtime socket path.--timeout <ms>— per-call timeout override.--arg-json <json>/--stdin— pass complex params as JSON.