Terminal (phr)
The interactive agent in your terminal: it streams its work, shows each command and edit, and asks before anything risky.
phr # interactive, in the current folder
phr "fix the failing test" # start with a request
phr --continue # continue the latest conversation in this folder
phr --resume <id> # resume a conversation by id
phr --mode plan # start in a permission mode
phr --effort deep # fast · balanced · deep
phr --budget 2 # spend cap for this session, in USDWhat you can type
| Input | What it does |
|---|---|
| plain text | a request; PHRONEN works on it until it is done or needs you |
| /command | a slash command — /help lists them all |
| @path | mention a file; its contents go with your message (Tab completes paths) |
| !command | run a shell command yourself; PHRONEN sees the command and its output |
| #text | save a line to memory (PHRONEN.md) so it is remembered next time |
Keys
| Key | What it does |
|---|---|
| Enter | send |
| Esc then Enter, or Ctrl+J | a new line |
| Esc (while working) | stop the current turn |
| Shift+Tab | cycle the permission mode: auto → ask → accept edits → plan → bypass |
| Tab | complete a slash command or an @path |
The status line shows the mode, the effort, what the session has cost and how full the context is. When you quit, PHRONEN prints the session id and the command to resume it.
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