qa status

Get the session state and counts for test cases, bugs, and verdicts. Add --full for the findings and latest message.

qa status <session-id>

Arguments

string

required

The session to inspect.

Output

By default, the command prints:

{
  "sessionId": "<session-id>",
  "state": "idle",
  "displayState": "ready",
  "sessionState": "idle",
  "webUrl": "https://app.momentic.ai/mo/sessions/<session-id>",
  "counts": {
    "testCases": 4,
    "bugs": 2,
    "verdicts": 4
  }
}

--full replaces counts with findings.testCases, findings.bugs, and findings.verdicts arrays. It also adds latestMessage (null when unavailable). Test cases and bugs are limited to the main agent. Verdicts are the signed-off outcomes from sub-agents. displayState is the session’s state as the UI shows it: needs_you, running, waiting_on_agents, failed_start, cancelled, ready, or sleeping. It is the field to prefer. state is a legacy alias of sessionState, and both carry the lifecycle state (starting, working, waitingOnUser, waitingOnAgents, idle, or stopped). Servers running an earlier API report the display word in state instead. qa read and qa report report the identical displayState, so scripts can compare the commands directly.

Examples

List bug names:

set -o pipefail
qa status "$session_id" --full | jq -r '.findings.bugs[].name'

Poll a session until it stops running, then list the bugs it found:

set -o pipefail
while :; do
  state=$(qa status "$session_id" | jq -r '.displayState // .state') || exit $?
  [[ "$state" == running || "$state" == waiting_on_agents ]] || break
  sleep 10
done
qa status "$session_id" --full | jq -r '.findings.bugs[].name'

Notes

status returns immediately. Use qa read --timeout to wait for output.
Send input to a needs_you session with qa send.

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