Documentation

Command guide

The terminal dashboard is the normal starting point:

dokima

The commands below are useful for automation, explicit review modes and troubleshooting.

Inspect the workspace

dokima repos
dokima repos --sync
dokima config-path
dokima version

repos lists Git repositories and linked worktrees. --sync performs Dokima-owned git fetch --prune work.

Run review work

dokima step
dokima stage
dokima sweep
dokima continuous
dokima loop 4h
  • step runs the next due job.
  • stage drains the next contiguous stage of work.
  • sweep runs a complete due pass.
  • continuous keeps running sweeps and waits when the workspace is idle.
  • loop checks on the interval you provide.

Use --dry-run to inspect planned work without invoking an AI runner.

Choose a review mode

dokima sweep --mode architecture
dokima sweep --mode hunting
dokima sweep --mode report
dokima sweep --mode full
  • architecture builds foundation context and verifies assumptions.
  • hunting plans and runs vulnerability-discovery work.
  • report performs the bounded Finding Review lifecycle.
  • full runs the complete review lifecycle.
  • continue resumes the saved active pass or last run mode.

Reports and findings

dokima report
dokima fix
dokima chat

report renders accepted finding state. fix repairs missing report enrichment. chat opens the configured runner with finding and annotation context.

Update Dokima

dokima update

The update command retrieves the latest private release and refreshes shipped core prompts while preserving your prompt extras.

When a runner is temporarily limited

Dokima recognises common provider cooldowns, records the window and leaves the current work queued. Long-running commands wait and retry rather than marking that job complete.