status

The status command is used to check the status of a specific job.

Usage

bytesalt status [job-id]

Arguments

• [job-id] (optional): The unique identifier of the job you want to check. If no ID is provided, the command will show the status of the last job run on your machine.

Description

The status command provides live updates for a test job. When you run it, the command will remain active in your terminal, showing real-time progress as the AI agent executes the test. Once the job completes, it provides the final result and a link to the detailed report.

Output

The status command will display the current status of the job, which can be one of the following:

• Queued: The job is waiting for an available agent.
• Running: The job is currently being executed.
• Succeeded: The job has finished successfully.
• Failed: The job has failed due to an error.
• Stopped: The job was manually terminated by a user.