Local Execution Modes¶
Use this page when you need to choose the right local entry point for a generated AgentSeek project. It summarizes the project lifecycle commands without repeating the full CLI reference.
Choose an entry point¶
| Goal | Command | Where to run it |
|---|---|---|
| Check project files, environment, dependencies, and optional live services | agentseek doctor |
Generated project root |
| Preview the development startup plan | agentseek dev --dry-run |
Generated project root |
| Start the local development stack | agentseek dev |
Generated project root |
| Skip the preliminary strict doctor pass before startup | agentseek dev --skip-check |
Generated project root |
| List template-defined tasks | agentseek task --list |
Generated project root |
| Run one template-defined task | agentseek task <name> |
Generated project root |
Readiness checks: agentseek doctor¶
Use agentseek doctor before starting the stack when you want fast feedback on missing files, environment values, dependencies, and ports.
agentseek doctor
Use strict or live checks when you need stronger validation.
agentseek doctor --strict
agentseek doctor --live
See Check a Project for the full readiness workflow.
Development stack: agentseek dev¶
Use agentseek dev when you want AgentSeek to start the long-running processes declared by the lifecycle spec.
agentseek dev
Preview the startup plan without launching processes.
agentseek dev --dry-run
Skip the preliminary strict doctor pass only when you already know the project state.
agentseek dev --skip-check
See Run Local Development for examples of the generated startup plan.
Project tasks: agentseek task¶
Use agentseek task for one-shot commands declared by the template, such as dependency install, frontend setup, or checks.
agentseek task --list
agentseek task frontend
See Run Project Tasks for task examples and expected output.