CLI command · Rendering
wl pull
Render workspace packages into the local directory.
Resolves the render plan for the workspace and its packages and writes the provider files: Claude Code, Codex and GitHub Copilot. Ownership metadata is written alongside, so drift detection knows which files Workloom manages.
Use --dry-run to see the plan without writing anything. A home apply asks for confirmation; in a non-interactive terminal pass --yes.
Usage
wl pull [options]Arguments and options
- --workspace <path>
- Path to the workspace manifest (JSON).
- --package <paths...>
- Path(s) to the package manifests (JSON).
- -d, --dir <path>
- Workspace root directory. Default: the current one.
- --dry-run
- Compute and show the render plan without writing files.
- --locked
- Apply the locked desired state only (needs .loom/lock.json).
- --yes
- Skip the confirmation prompt for home applies.
- --force
- Overwrite files Workloom does not own in a home apply, after backing them up.
- --home-root <path>
- Override the home base root (home bindings; used by tests).