mo status

Check where a session stands without reading its transcript. status returns the run state, the latest message, the dashboard URL, and everything Mo has reported so far: test cases, bugs, exercised controls, and bug bash verdicts. Use it to poll a session or to pull the report into a script.

mo status <session-id>

Arguments

string

required

The session to inspect.

Output

The command prints one pretty-printed JSON object:

{
  "sessionId": "<session-id>",
  "state": "active",
  "latestMessage": {
    "id": "<message-id>",
    "role": "assistant",
    "text": "Finished the checkout flow. Filed 2 bugs.",
    "createdAt": "2026-09-02T04:12:33.000Z"
  },
  "webUrl": "https://app.momentic.ai/...",
  "findings": {
    "testCases": [],
    "bugs": [],
    "controls": [],
    "verdicts": []
  }
}

state is active, completed, cancelled, or failed, or null when no run state is available for the session.
latestMessage is null when the session has no visible messages.
findings arrays grow as Mo works. Each bug entry includes a name, summary, expected and actual behavior, and reproduction steps.

Examples

List the bugs Mo has filed so far:

mo status "$session_id" | jq -r '.findings.bugs[].name'

Wait until the session’s run finishes:

until [[ $(mo status "$session_id" | jq -r .state) != active ]]; do sleep 30; done

Notes

status is a point-in-time snapshot and never blocks. To wait for Mo’s next output, use mo read --timeout instead.

Overview

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