JackHamr

List templates you can create a new agent from.

list_templates

List the JackHamr agents you can use: id, name, status and what each is for. Start here to pick an agent for send_message.

list_agents

List an agent's artifacts: documents, plans, reports and other files it keeps in its library.

list_artifacts

List the cards (tasks) on a board.

list_cards

List task boards and their columns.

list_boards

List files in a topic: what the agent sent you and what was uploaded.

list_files

List the public URLs for ports published on the agent's machine (apps and sites it's serving).

list_previews

List scheduled messages in a topic (recurring prompts the agent receives on a cron schedule).

list_schedules

List recent topics (conversations with agents), newest first. Filter to one agent with agent_id.

list_topics

List the workflows (multi-stage pipelines like spec, plan, build, QA, review) an agent can run. Pass a workflow's id as workflow_id to send_message to run it.

list_workflows

Publish a port on the agent's machine at a public https URL, so the user can open an app or site the agent is serving. Anyone with the link can reach it.

publish_preview

Read a file from the agent's machine (text inline, images as images, up to 5 MB).

read_machine_file

Read a topic's recent conversation in order (oldest first). Use cursor from a previous call to page further back. Set include_tool_calls to also see which tools the agent ran.

read_topic

Resume a hibernated agent.

resume_agent

Run a shell command on the agent's own Linux machine (Ubuntu, as root) and get stdout, stderr and exit code. Its files, installed tools and running services persist between calls. Max 300 seconds; for longer jobs start them in the background (nohup ... &) and check back.

run_command

Fire a schedule immediately, without waiting for its next time.

run_schedule_now

Give an agent work or follow up in a topic. Pass agent_id to start a new topic, or topic_id to continue one. Work is asynchronous: by default this returns as soon as the agent has the message; then call wait_for_reply. Set wait_seconds (up to 55) to wait for the reply here.

send_message

Let the agent work on its own in a topic: give it a job and a check-in cadence, and it checks in on schedule, keeps a plan and asks you when it needs to. Also used to change those settings or turn autonomy off (enabled=false). Only do this when the user asked for it.

set_autonomy

Start a stopped agent's machine.

start_agent

Stop an agent's machine. Running work is interrupted; files are kept.

stop_agent

Change a card: move it to another column, reassign it, retitle it, edit its description or priority.

update_card

Change a schedule's timing, message or name, or pause it (enabled=false).

update_schedule

Wait up to timeout_seconds (max 55) for the agent to finish or ask something. status: 'done' (reply included), 'waiting_on_you' (a decision: show it to the user, then answer_decision), 'working' (call again to keep waiting), 'error' (the turn failed), 'idle' (nothing running).

wait_for_reply

Show questions and review cards agents are waiting on you to answer. With topic_id, the full decision for that topic (options, review sections); without, a list across all topics.

get_pending_decisions

Create or overwrite a file on the agent's machine. Give text in content, or binary as content_base64.

write_machine_file