murmur folder unfile

Removes agents from whatever folder they are filed under, returning them to the dashboard’s Unfiled group. The agents themselves are untouched, and no folder is deleted. Unfiling is its own command rather than an empty name passed to murmur folder assign, so a shell variable that expands to nothing can never unfile an agent by accident.

Synopsis

murmur folder unfile [--workspace <NAME>] <SLUG>...

Arguments

Name	Type	Required	Description
`SLUG`	string	yes	One or more agents. Each must be a top-level agent you can read. Use an absolute path like `/w/{workspace}/{owner_provider}/{account}/{slug}` for an agent outside your own path.

Flags

Name	Type	Default	Description
`--workspace`	string	from `murmur.yaml`	Workspace the agents belong to.

Examples

Unfile an agent

murmur folder unfile bump-deps

unfiled 1 agent

Unfile several at once

murmur folder unfile fix-auth bump-deps flaky-test

Errors

Code	Meaning	What to do
`INVALID_ARGUMENT`	An agent is not top-level, is named twice, or the agents span two workspaces.	All the agents in one command must be top-level and share a workspace.
`NOT_FOUND`	No agent with that slug exists.	Check the slug with `murmur ls`.
`PERMISSION_DENIED`	You cannot read one of the named agents.	Unfiling requires `agent.read` on every agent named.
`FAILED_PRECONDITION`	The caller has no personal identity to hold folders.	Folders belong to a person. Run the command as yourself rather than from inside an agent’s VM session.

murmur folder assign: file agents under a folder
murmur folder rm: delete a folder, unfiling everything in it

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murmur folder unfile

Synopsis

Arguments

Flags

Examples

Unfile an agent

Unfile several at once

Errors

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Synopsis

Arguments

Flags

Examples

Unfile an agent

Unfile several at once

Errors

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