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Mirage bundles ten command-line programs for its workspace shell. The host mirage CLI connects to a workspace; these programs run inside it. Each setup page includes Python and TypeScript registration. Account CLIs use their own validated config and can run without a service mount. Credentials can be reused with the corresponding VFS; mounting a service does not register its CLI. git needs no account config and uses repositories on workspace mounts. All ten are available in Python and TypeScript on Node. TypeScript exports hf and himalaya from @struktoai/mirage-node, and the other eight from @struktoai/mirage-core. Use <program> --help for its groups, <program> <command> --help for flags, and man <program> for its manual. The Python and TypeScript references list the implemented commands and explain how CLI file arguments use the VFS.

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Compatibility and licenses

Each CLI reference links the original project or service API and defines the implemented subset. Compatibility covers the documented commands, flags, output and behavior; it does not promise every upstream feature. Git also names its actual runtime dependencies: Dulwich in Python and isomorphic-git in TypeScript. Mirage-authored code is Apache-2.0 licensed. Behavioral compatibility does not change the license of any project’s code. Copied or ported source and redistributed dependencies must satisfy their own license and notice requirements. The Python notices and TypeScript notices cover incorporated third-party code; installed libraries also include their own license files. A compatibility claim is not a substitute for checking source provenance and the contents of a distribution.