Core commands¶

Day-to-day commands you'll use most. For the exhaustive list of every command, subcommand, and flag, see the full reference.

Stack view and creation¶

Command	What it does
`st`	Launch the interactive TUI
`st ls`	Show stack with PR and rebase status
`st ll`	Like `st ls` plus PR URLs and detail
`st create <name>`	Create a branch stacked on current

Command	What it does
`st ss`	Submit the whole stack — open or update linked PRs
`st merge`	Cascade-merge from stack bottom up to current branch
`st merge --when-ready`	Wait for CI + approvals, then merge (alias: `st mwr`)
`st merge --remote`	Merge remotely via the GitHub API while you keep working
`st merge --all`	Merge the entire stack regardless of where you are
`st cascade`	Restack, push, and create/update PRs in one shot

Command	What it does
`st rs`	Pull trunk, clean merged branches, reparent children
`st rs --restack`	`rs` plus rebase the current stack onto updated trunk
`st rs --delete-upstream-gone`	Also delete local branches whose upstream is gone
`st restack`	Rebase current stack onto parents locally (no fetch)
`st refresh`	`sync --restack` plus push and update PRs

Command	What it does
`st init`	Initialize stax or reconfigure the trunk
`st undo` / `st redo`	Rescue or reapply the last risky operation
`st resolve`	AI-resolve an in-progress rebase conflict and continue
`st abort`	Abort an in-progress rebase or conflict resolution
`st detach`	Remove a branch from the stack, reparent its children

Command	What it does
`st standup`	Summarize recent activity (`--summary` for AI version)
`st pr` / `st pr list`	Open current PR in browser · list open PRs
`st issue list`	List open issues
`st changelog`	Generate changelog between refs (auto-resolves last tag)
`st open`	Open the repository in the browser
`st run <cmd>`	Run a command on each branch in the stack (alias: `st test <cmd>`)
`st demo`	Interactive tutorial — no auth or repo required