cayu recovery

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usage: cayu recovery [-h] {plan,execute} ...

Inspect recovery work through the canonical Cayu application factory, then
execute an exact saved plan. Planning is read-only; execution rejects stale
durable state and records per-session receipts.

positional arguments:
  {plan,execute}
    plan          Create a bounded, secret-free recovery plan without mutating
                  storage.
    execute       Execute decisions bound to an exact saved recovery plan.

options:
  -h, --help      show this help message and exit

cayu recovery plan

usage: cayu recovery plan [-h] (--session SESSION_ID | --status STATUS)
                          [--inactive-for-seconds INACTIVE_FOR_SECONDS]
                          [--limit LIMIT]
                          [--inspection-limit INSPECTION_LIMIT]
                          [--cursor CURSOR] [--format {json} | --json]
                          [--output FILE]
                          [target]

Boot the registered application once and inspect exact session, registration,
claim, model, tool, task, and interruption-cascade state. Save the JSON output
and pass it unchanged to `cayu recovery execute`.

positional arguments:
  target                Override project discovery with a module:factory
                        target.

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --session SESSION_ID  Inspect one exact session; repeat for more sessions.
  --status STATUS       Inspect one lifecycle status; repeat for more
                        statuses.
  --inactive-for-seconds INACTIVE_FOR_SECONDS
                        Include only sessions inactive for at least this many
                        seconds.
  --limit LIMIT         Maximum plan items (default: 100; max: 1000).
  --inspection-limit INSPECTION_LIMIT
                        Maximum session rows inspected (default: 1000; max:
                        10000).
  --cursor CURSOR       Continue a status-based plan page.
  --format {json}       Output format (default: json).
  --json                Emit JSON (shorthand for `--format json`).
  --output, -o FILE     Write output to FILE instead of stdout.

cayu recovery execute

usage: cayu recovery execute [-h] [--target TARGET]
                             --execution-id EXECUTION_ID
                             [--decisions DECISIONS.json]
                             [--max-concurrency MAX_CONCURRENCY]
                             [--format {json} | --json] [--output FILE]
                             PLAN.json

Load an immutable plan, boot the same registered application once, reject
changed durable state, and emit replayable per-session receipts. No action
with an unknown external effect is selected automatically.

positional arguments:
  PLAN.json

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --target TARGET       Override project discovery with a module:factory
                        target.
  --execution-id EXECUTION_ID
                        Stable operator-supplied id; reuse it to replay an
                        ambiguous invocation.
  --decisions DECISIONS.json
                        Optional JSON array of RecoveryDecision objects.
  --max-concurrency MAX_CONCURRENCY
                        Maximum independent sessions executed concurrently
                        (default: 1; max: 32).
  --format {json}       Output format (default: json).
  --json                Emit JSON (shorthand for `--format json`).
  --output, -o FILE     Write output to FILE instead of stdout.

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