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Workspace Management Commands

Commands for initializing and managing Radium workspaces.

rad init​

Initialize a new Radium workspace.

Usage​

rad init [path] [options]

Options​

  • --use-defaults - Use default values without prompting
  • --with-context - Create a starter GEMINI.md context file

Examples​

# Initialize in current directory
rad init

# Initialize in specific path
rad init /path/to/project

# Initialize with defaults
rad init --use-defaults

# Initialize with context file
rad init --with-context

rad status​

Show workspace and engine status.

Usage​

rad status [--json]

Options​

  • --json - Output as JSON

Examples​

# Show human-readable status
rad status

# Show JSON status
rad status --json

rad clean​

Clean workspace artifacts (temporary files, logs, cache).

Usage​

rad clean [options]

Options​

  • -v, --verbose - Show detailed output
  • -d, --dir <path> - Target workspace directory

Examples​

# Clean current workspace
rad clean

# Clean with verbose output
rad clean --verbose

# Clean specific directory
rad clean --dir /path/to/workspace

rad doctor​

Environment validation and diagnostics.

Usage​

rad doctor [--json]

Options​

  • --json - Output as JSON

Self-Hosted Model Connectivity​

The rad doctor command can help verify connectivity to self-hosted model servers. For manual verification:

# Ollama
curl http://localhost:11434/api/tags

# vLLM
curl http://localhost:8000/v1/models

# LocalAI
curl http://localhost:8080/v1/models

See the Self-Hosted Models Troubleshooting Guide for detailed diagnostic procedures.

Examples​

# Run diagnostics
rad doctor

# Get JSON output
rad doctor --json