Synopsis
Description
pome inspect reads a run’s artifacts and prints the trace: what the agent
called, in order, and whether the recording looks complete. Use it to debug a
failure in the terminal instead of opening the dashboard.
It reports the trace only. The CLI never scores a run — a verdict comes from the
cloud, from a hosted pome run or from pome eval — so this
command shows no criteria and no pass or fail.
Arguments
Options
pome inspect has no flags of its own. It reads the global
--artifacts-dir — runs by default — to resolve a
<run> of latest.
Output
The report prints the run id and its directory, a trace-health summary, then the event timeline read fromevents.jsonl. A run directory with no events.jsonl
reports that in place of the timeline rather than failing.
Examples
Read the most recent run:runs/:
Exit status
See also
pome eval— get a verdict on the trace you just read.pome fix-prompt— turn a failed run set into a prompt for your IDE.pome run— what writes these artifacts.