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sno-cli

Operate the `sno` command-line tool: install, update, check, and uninstall Sno products, read the exact commands and flags of the installed version, and run the account, skills, onboarding, Station telemetry and REM commands. Use when the owner or a task says "sno", "Sno CLI", "sno setup", "sno update", "sno doctor", "sno uninstall", "sno station", "telemetry consent", "rem verdict", "sno account", or "sno skills". The exact flags always come from the installed binary, never from this file. Do not use it to decide the owner's choices for them.

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# Sno CLI

`sno` is one binary. This file carries the rules, the task map and the recipes. The exact
commands and flags of the version that is installed are served by the binary itself, so they
cannot be out of date.

## Start Here

Choose the executable once and keep using it:

- Use the absolute path the installer printed.
- Otherwise run `type -a sno` (works in bash and zsh). If two `sno` files are listed, or the version is older
  than the installer said, tell the owner, use the newer absolute path, and note that a
  running shell may need `hash -r` or a new terminal.
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