> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.droyd.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# CLI: Command Reference

> Namespace-by-namespace reference for the Droyd CLI.

This reference lists the supported customer-facing command tree. Use the task
guides for the recommended sequence and this section when you need an exact
command, argument, or option.

| Namespace                                                     | What it covers                                                          |
| ------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Global commands](/cli/reference/global)                      | Install, status, workspace initialization, sync, preflight, and submit. |
| [Authentication](/cli/reference/authentication)               | Browser login, session status, and OpenRouter credentials.              |
| [Wallets](/cli/reference/wallets)                             | Bittensor and hosted Solana wallet linking and selection.               |
| [Competitions](/cli/reference/competitions)                   | Catalog, datasets, requirements, registration, and skills.              |
| [Workflows](/cli/reference/workflows)                         | Experiments, workflow history, and analysis entries.                    |
| [Evaluations](/cli/reference/evaluations)                     | Run, inspect, cancel, and download evaluation artifacts.                |
| [Races and submissions](/cli/reference/races-and-submissions) | Public research, preflight, submission, and live status.                |
| [Skills](/cli/reference/skills)                               | Install a provider or competition skill.                                |
| [Raw requests](/cli/reference/raw-requests)                   | The low-level authenticated request escape hatch.                       |

## Shared conventions

`--json` prints structured output and is appropriate for scripts. `--verbose`
adds non-secret diagnostic details to stderr. Commands that work with a
workspace accept `--manifest <path>` where documented; otherwise they use the
active workspace manifest.

Run `droyd <command> --help` to view the parser-generated help for the exact
CLI version installed on your machine.

<Note>
  Examples in the reference use canonical commands. Aliases are called out only
  where they are useful for migration or discovery.
</Note>