CLI Reference
Run wayscriber --help for the full list. Key options:
--daemon,-d: run as background daemon--daemon-toggle: ask a running daemon to show/hide the overlay--active,-a: start active (one shot overlay)--mode <MODE>: initial board id (transparent, whiteboard, blackboard, or a custom id)--no-tray: disable system tray in daemon mode--clear-session: delete persisted session data--session-info: show session paths and status--session-file <PATH>: use a named session file instead of the configured default session--freeze: start with frozen background--exit-after-capture: exit after capture completes--no-exit-after-capture: keep overlay open after capture--resume-session: force session resume on--no-resume-session: force session resume off--light-toggle: compositor/global shortcut command for light passthrough on/off--light-draw-toggle: compositor/global shortcut command for sticky drawing in light mode--light-draw-on/--light-draw-off: press/release commands for draw-while-held light mode--about: show the About window--help: show help--version: show version
Named session examples
wayscriber --active --session-file ~/Documents/lecture-04.wayscriber-session
wayscriber --freeze --session-file ~/Documents/lecture-04.wayscriber-session
wayscriber --daemon --session-file ~/Documents/default-work.wayscriber-session
wayscriber --daemon-toggle --session-file ~/Documents/meeting.wayscriber-session
wayscriber --session-info --session-file ~/Documents/lecture-04.wayscriber-session
wayscriber --clear-session --session-file ~/Documents/lecture-04.wayscriber-session
--session-file uses exactly that file, implies persistence for the run, and conflicts
with --no-resume-session. Open/Save As flows require an existing parent directory.
--session-info and --clear-session can still inspect or clean up stale paths.
If the daemon overlay is already visible with one named session, hide it before toggling to a different named session target.
See Sessions and Session Manager for overlay and configurator workflows.