The podway command

The command Claude uses inside the pod. You don't need it, but it helps to know what's there.

Every pod has a podway command. Claude uses it for you; you never have to type it. It is listed here so you know what to ask for, and for when you use the browser terminal. Inside a pod, podway --help shows the exact options for that pod's version.

Command	What it does
`podway info`	This pod's name, preview link, agent, and what is kept across restarts.
`podway preview`	The preview link, and whether it is public or only you.
`podway doctor`	Health check. `--fix` applies the safe repairs.
`podway secrets list`	Which secrets are set (names only).
`podway secrets request KEY "why"`	Asks you for a missing secret; it shows up on the Secrets tab.
`podway schedule add …` / `list` / `remove`	Scheduled jobs: a script (`--exec`), an agent run (`--prompt-file`), or a chat turn (`--do`).
`podway startup add …` / `list` / `restart`	Startup commands that run on every boot.
`podway dev restart` / `logs` / `status`	Restart or inspect the dev server on port 3000. Also reloads secrets.
`podway hold -- <command>`	Runs a long job and holds off automatic updates until it ends (max 24 hours). `hold --for 2h "why"` holds for a set time.
`podway msg send <pod> "…"` / `inbox` / `reply`	Messages to your other pods.
`podway fetch get <url>`	Fetches a web page the polite way: official API, direct, archive, then your Relay.
`podway relay status` / `check`	Whether your Relay is connected, and whether traffic really leaves from your connection.
`podway link <file>`	A GitHub link to a committed file, which you can open (a pod path you can't).
`podway bug "…"`	Reports a Podway problem with diagnostics, secrets removed.