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Read-side commands for understanding what a space holds and why a request returned what it did. Each takes --space (or ANONA_SPACE_ID), --api-key and --json, except receipts get and space-types, which take no --space.

Graph and entities

graph prints <n> entities, <m> links and then name (count) for each node, at most 50 lines. Edges are co-occurrence, not typed relationships. See Graph. graph draw PROMPT asks for a chart or diagram drawn from the space’s memories (Draw); --json gives {"chart", "diagram", "mermaid", "text", "model"}. entities list prints <id> <name> <mention_count> for each entity, most mentioned first; entities get shows one and the observations behind it.

Receipts

The context receipt of a request that asked for one: what was included, what was left out, and the token accounting. REQUEST_ID is the X-Request-ID of a retrieve or proxied call. --explain explains why one memory was or was not included, and needs --memory-id. See Context receipts.

Ask about one user

Answers a question about one end user, from what the space knows of them. USER is the user_id your writes were scoped with. --model M picks the LLM (see anona llm-models; default: the space’s) and --depth fast|thorough how deep it reads. See User profiles.

Chat

One message through the memory-backed chat proxy. It prints the reply. --no-memory sends "memory": false and "auto_record": false: nothing is recalled into the turn and the turn is not recorded. --model M picks the LLM.

Space types

The templates a new space can start from: <id> <name>.