Durable runs and output

Every accepted command has a durable run ID. Keep and reuse that ID instead of submitting another command when a network connection drops.

Inspect and follow

amics runs list
amics runs get RUN_ID
amics runs logs RUN_ID --follow

runs list recovers recent run IDs after closing a terminal or detaching. Settled run objects include attributed_spend_microusd; warm idle time is excluded from this per-run attribution, and overlapping commands share metered lease intervals. Warm idle time is still billed to the lease until its approved deadline or until the compute is stopped.

Output cursors are opaque. To resume from the last acknowledged position:

amics runs logs RUN_ID --cursor OPAQUE_CURSOR --follow

Use --jsonl on runs logs for structured frames.

Run states

queued, acquiring, syncing, starting, running, succeeded, failed, cancelling, cancelled, and unknown.

unknown means Amics cannot prove the command outcome. The command may have executed. Inspect the run and its output before deciding whether another submission is safe.

Cancel

amics runs cancel RUN_ID

Cancellation targets the current run generation. Supply an exact generation when coordinating with another caller:

amics runs cancel RUN_ID --generation GENERATION

Add --stop-compute only when the compute resource should stop too. A cancelled remote process returns exit status 130.

Interrupting the local CLI

During an attached run, the first Ctrl-C requests cancellation of the current generation. A second Ctrl-C detaches the local CLI while the server state remains inspectable.

Stop retained compute

amics compute list
amics compute stop COMPUTE_ID

Use compute list to recover reusable lease IDs. Stop the exact compute ID returned by the run when ending an approved warm reuse window early.