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Task Agent commands create and manage coding-agent work through the LibOps API. Every task command requires --organization-id; create and list can also be narrowed to a project or site. For the full review workflow, supported models, execution boundary, and provider integration options, see LibOps Task Agent Workflow.

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task create

Create a task from a prompt: 
sitectl libops task create \
  --organization-id "$ORGANIZATION_ID" \
  --site-id "$SITE_ID" \
  "Update the OJS template and open a pull request."
By default, task create stays attached and polls for updates. Pass --no-wait to return immediately after the task is queued. 
sitectl libops task create \
  --organization-id "$ORGANIZATION_ID" \
  --project-id "$PROJECT_ID" \
  --no-wait \
  "Audit the deployment workflow."
Use --agent-model to select a coding-agent model and --poll-interval to adjust the attached polling interval.

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task list

List recent tasks and current monthly usage: 
sitectl libops task list --organization-id "$ORGANIZATION_ID"
sitectl libops task list --organization-id "$ORGANIZATION_ID" --site-id "$SITE_ID" --limit 25

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task get

Inspect a task as JSON: 
sitectl libops task get "$TASK_ID" --organization-id "$ORGANIZATION_ID"

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task attach

Attach to an existing task and poll for updates: 
sitectl libops task attach "$TASK_ID" --organization-id "$ORGANIZATION_ID"

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task respond

Reply when a task needs more input: 
sitectl libops task respond \
  "$TASK_ID" \
  "Use the current main branch." \
  --organization-id "$ORGANIZATION_ID"
Pass --no-wait to return after queueing the reply instead of attaching.

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task cancel

Cancel a queued or running task: 
sitectl libops task cancel "$TASK_ID" --organization-id "$ORGANIZATION_ID"