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Capabilities & Evolution

Search shared agent_skill listings on Memory.

Terminal window
care marketplace "pdf extraction" --top-k 5 --deep
FlagDefaultPurpose
--top-k N10Max listings.
--min-score F0.0Drop listings below this relevance score.
--tag T—Require tag (repeatable, AND).
--namespace NS—Scope the search to a namespace.
--deepoffAlso match skill_instructions (slower, more recall).

Submit an evolution run for a saved chain, optionally watch it, and accept the winner — the terminal twin of the Evolution screen.

Terminal window
care evolve my-chain --iterations 8 --population 12 --wait --accept
care evolve my-chain --objective accuracy --objective brevity \
--validation-criteria "Reward concise, correct answers" --wait
FlagDefaultPurpose
--mode full_chain|per_stepfull_chainEvolution mode.
--iterations N5Max generations.
--population N8Population per generation.
--validation-criteria TEXT""Prompt for the validation judge.
--objective NAME—Multi-objective fitness term (repeatable).
--test-data-path PATH—Evaluation test data.
--threshold F—Fitness threshold for early stop.
--waitoffBlock on the SSE stream, printing per-generation progress.
--acceptoffAfter --wait, promote the best individual (requires --wait).

Render the tutorial walkthrough + key cheat-sheet.

Terminal window
care help --markdown
care help --category library
care help --screen LibraryScreen
care help --commands
FlagPurpose
--markdownEmit Markdown (README quick-reference) instead of styled text.
--category global|library|generation|execution|evolutionRestrict the bindings listing to one category.
--screen NAMERestrict bindings to one screen (e.g. LibraryScreen).
--commandsPrint the CLI ↔ TUI parity table instead of the tutorial (see below).

--commands — the CLI ↔ TUI parity table

Section titled “--commands — the CLI ↔ TUI parity table”

care help --commands prints the subcommand-to-screen-verb parity table: every headless subcommand paired with its TUI twin (care run ↔ /run, care evolve ↔ /evolve, and so on). The subcommand list is read live from the argparse parser, so it can never drift from the actual CLI. After the twins, it lists the TUI-only verbs that have no headless equivalent yet — /upload, /tour, /settings, and /theme. Use it to confirm whether a screen action you rely on can be scripted headlessly.