bl get

List or retrieve Blaxel resources in your workspace

Synopsis

Retrieve information about Blaxel resources in your workspace. A “resource” in Blaxel refers to any deployable or manageable entity:

agents: AI agent applications
functions/mcp: Model Context Protocol servers (tool providers)
jobs: Batch processing tasks
sandboxes: Isolated execution environments
models: AI model configurations
policies: Access control policies
volumes: Persistent storage
integrationconnections: External service integrations

Hub Discovery (pre-built resources available in the Blaxel Hub):

sandbox-hub: Pre-built sandbox images with pre-installed tools and runtimes
mcp-hub: Pre-built MCP servers for tool integrations (GitHub, Slack, etc.)
templates: Project scaffolding templates for bl new

Output Formats: Use -o flag to control output format:

pretty: Human-readable colored output (default)
json: Machine-readable JSON (for scripting)
yaml: YAML format
table: Tabular format with columns

Watch Mode: Use —watch to continuously monitor a resource and see updates in real-time. Useful for tracking deployment status or watching for changes. The command can list all resources of a type or get details for a specific one.

Examples

  # List all agents
  bl get agents

  # Get specific agent details
  bl get agent my-agent

  # Get in JSON format (useful for scripting)
  bl get agent my-agent -o json

  # Watch agent status in real-time
  bl get agent my-agent --watch

  # List all resources with table output
  bl get agents -o table

  # Get MCP servers (also called functions)
  bl get functions
  bl get mcp

  # List jobs
  bl get jobs

  # Get specific job
  bl get job my-job

  # List executions for a job (nested resource)
  bl get job my-job executions

  # Get specific execution for a job
  bl get job my-job execution EXECUTION_ID

  # List pre-built sandbox images from the Hub
  bl get sandbox-hub
  bl get sandbox-hub -o json

  # List pre-built MCP servers from the Hub
  bl get mcp-hub
  bl get mcp-hub -o json

  # Monitor sandbox status
  bl get sandbox my-sandbox --watch

  # List processes in a sandbox
  bl get sandbox my-sandbox process
  bl get sbx my-sandbox ps

  # Get specific process in a sandbox
  bl get sandbox my-sandbox process my-process

  # List previews for a sandbox
  bl get sandbox my-sandbox previews

  # Get a specific preview
  bl get sandbox my-sandbox preview my-preview

  # List tokens for a sandbox preview
  bl get sandbox my-sandbox preview my-preview tokens

  # Get a specific token
  bl get sandbox my-sandbox preview my-preview token my-token

  # --- Filtering with jq ---

  # Get names of all jobs with status DELETING
  bl get jobs -o json | jq -r '.[] | select(.status == "DELETING") | .metadata.name'

  # Get names of all deployed sandboxes
  bl get sandboxes -o json | jq -r '.[] | select(.status == "DEPLOYED") | .metadata.name'

  # Get all agents with name containing "test"
  bl get agents -o json | jq -r '.[] | select(.metadata.name | contains("test")) | .metadata.name'

  # Get sandboxes with specific label (e.g., environment=dev)
  bl get sandboxes -o json | jq -r '.[] | select(.metadata.labels.environment == "dev") | .metadata.name'

  # Get all job names
  bl get jobs -o json | jq -r '.[] | .metadata.name'

  # Count resources by status
  bl get agents -o json | jq 'group_by(.status) | map({status: .[0].status, count: length})'

Options

  -h, --help    help for get
      --watch   After listing/getting the requested object, watch for changes.

Options inherited from parent commands

  -o, --output string          Output format. One of: pretty,yaml,json,table
      --skip-version-warning   Skip version warning
  -u, --utc                    Enable UTC timezone
  -v, --verbose                Enable verbose output
  -w, --workspace string       Specify the workspace name

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