Command Reference

An index of MUR's 34 top-level commands: what each one is, and which page documents it. The detail lives on the linked pages — this page exists so you can find the right one, and so nothing in the surface is invisible.

mur <command> --help is always authoritative. The descriptions below are the CLI's own.

Every command

Command	What it does	Documented in
`mur init`	Initialize the MUR directory and optionally install hooks	Installation
`mur doctor`	Check MUR setup and configuration health	—
`mur update`	Check for and install the latest release	Installation
`mur auth`	Authentication (`login` / `logout`) for mur.run	Official Catalog
`mur agent`	Manage murmur agents — create, list, status, send, stop, …	Agent Lifecycle · Agent CLI
`mur fleet`	Squads of agents working a shared goal	Fleet Loops · Fleet Review
`mur capability`	Installable bundles of MCP servers + skills + programs	Capabilities
`mur official`	Browse and install official agents and fleets	Official Catalog
`mur model`	The shared provider/model registry (`~/.mur/models.yaml`)	Model Registry
`mur limits`	Every execution limit in force, and the scope it came from	Execution Limits
`mur monitor`	Durable monitors for asynchronous work	Durable Monitors
`mur job`	Inspect and stop job / fleet / workflow runs	Run Status
`mur channel`	Interact with a channel — HITL approval and the rest	Unattended Approvals
`mur open`	What is still outstanding, observed and reported kept apart	Open Items
`mur deep-research`	MUR-native deep research	Deep Research
`mur code-nav`	Give an agent ast-grep search and opt-in serena symbol lookup	Code Navigation
`mur workflow`	Manage workflows — `run`, `list`, `schedule`, `new`, …	Workflows · Schedules
`mur skill`	Manage skills — list, install, author, audit, evolve	Dev-Discipline Skills
`mur notes`	Notes — `category:note` skills with markdown bodies	Semantic Search
`mur project`	Index and search project source code	Semantic Search
`mur sync`	Sync to AI tools (or run a sync subcommand)	Cross-CLI Sync
`mur commander`	Commander governance: pin the operator key, issue directives	Commander
`mur stats`	Show statistics and effectiveness	—
`mur dashboard`	Terminal dashboard	—
`mur hook`	Unified hook entry point for all AI tools	below
`mur session`	Session recording for AI tool hooks	below
`mur chat`	Conversations archive	below
`mur source`	External knowledge sources (Notion, Obsidian, Joplin, …)	below
`mur browser`	Record and replay browser work through Playwright MCP	below
`mur team`	Team shared skills	below
`mur daemon`	Background daemon and server management	below
`mur deploy`	Manage the Docker Compose deployment	below
`mur push`	Push pending signals from the outbox to the server	below
`mur fetch`	Fetch pending signals from the server into the inbox	below
`mur internals`	Low-level access to versioned-store internals	below

Commands with no page yet

Subcommands only — run mur <command> <sub> --help for flags.

Command	Subcommands
`mur hook`	`prompt` `tool` `stop` `session-start` `stats` `inject` `context`
`mur session`	`start` `stop` `record` `status` `list` `review` `show` `export` `push` `in` `out` `discard` `remove`
`mur chat`	`list` `show` `raw` `search` `ask` `pull` `cleanup` `reindex` `doctor` `preflight` `migrate` `rollback` `compact` `rollup` `cost-report`
`mur source`	`add` `list` `remove` `sync` `status` `weight` `test` `reindex` `search` `install-schedule` `disable` `enable`
`mur browser`	`record` `replay` `auth` `broker` `list` `show` `export` `status` `doctor` `setup` `prune` — `list` tables recorded runs (name, summary, domain, steps, mode, runs, date); `--json` gives every field
`mur team`	`list` `use` `share` `sync`
`mur daemon`	`start` `stop` `restart` `status` `serve` `sleep`
`mur deploy`	`up` `down` `status` `logs` `build`
`mur internals`	`reindex` `rebuild-index` `git` `migrate-channels`
`mur push` / `mur fetch`	no subcommands — they move signals between the local outbox/inbox and the server

Hidden commands

The table above is mur --help, which is 34 of the 56 commands the binary accepts: 22 carry hide = true and still run. They are not deprecated in any way the CLI states — they are simply kept out of the top-level list.

Four of them are the Pattern pipeline that workflow-engine v2 removed in June 2026, and their help text still says "patterns": mur context, mur inject, mur exchange, mur reindex. Skills are the knowledge object now. mur inject describes itself as "hook integration", and mur hook has its own inject and context subcommands, so prefer those.

mur search is hidden too, and was repurposed rather than retired: it searches notes and sources. For code, use mur project — see Semantic Search.