1.1.1
ait-server — Complete Reference
Initialize, probe, or run durable remote Repository authority and Worker Job coordination.
Audience: Developers, integration maintainers, and operators
Operating boundary#
Purpose: Initialize, probe, or run durable remote Repository authority and Worker Job coordination.
Coverage: 1 public help surface emitted by ait-server.
This page preserves the admitted 1.1.1 executable output in full. It is generated from the checksum-bound release binary, including every emitted argument, option, default, possible value, conflict, and requirement.
Complete command tree#
ait-serverExact emitted help#
ait-server#
Usage:
ait-server [--data <absolute-path>] [--listen <ip:port>] [--init-if-missing] [--defer-ci-admission]
ait-server init [--data <absolute-path>]
ait-server probe [--data <absolute-path>] [--defer-ci-admission]
ait-server --startup-probe
ait-server --help
ait-server --version
With no arguments, ait-server starts with the platform user-data root,
initializes it on first use, listens on 127.0.0.1:8088, and defers the startup
CI RAM-workspace probe. An explicit --data or AIT_NATIVE_SERVER_DATA root does
not enable guarded initialization unless --init-if-missing is supplied.
--listen is accepted only when starting the server.
--defer-ci-admission skips only the startup RAM-workspace probe; managed CI
allocation still fails closed until a memory-backed root is configured.Capture authority#
- Product version:
1.1.1 - Binary version:
ait-server 1.1.1 - Binary SHA-256:
fe460c47c0c0bbcf4be217776a120232c0df9f9c0e5e7cac2ed6aa21d98d31b8 - Captured:
2026-09-02