Kelpie — CLI Reference

Installation

npm install -g @unlikeotherai/kelpie
# or
pnpm add -g @unlikeotherai/kelpie

Usage

kelpie <command> [options]

Global Options

Flag	Description
`--device <id\|name\|ip>`	Target a specific device by ID (most reliable), name, or IP
`--format <type>`	Output format: `json` (default), `table`, `text`
`--timeout <ms>`	CLI-level command timeout in milliseconds (default: 10000). Overrides per-method API defaults (typically 5000ms).
`--port <port>`	Override default port 8420
`--help`	Show help for any command
`--version`	Show CLI version
`--llm-help`	Show detailed LLM-oriented help with schemas and examples

Discovery Commands

`kelpie discover`

Scan the local network for Kelpie browser instances.

kelpie discover
kelpie discover --timeout 5000    # custom scan duration

Output:

{
  "devices": [
    {
      "id": "a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890",
      "name": "My iPhone",
      "ip": "192.168.1.42",
      "port": 8420,
      "platform": "ios",
      "model": "iPhone 15 Pro",
      "resolution": "390x844",
      "version": "1.0.0"
    }
  ],
  "count": 1
}

Alias: kelpie devices is equivalent to kelpie discover.

`kelpie ping [device]`

Check if a device is reachable. Without --device, pings all known devices.

kelpie ping --device "My iPhone"
kelpie ping                       # ping all

`kelpie browser`

Manage local macOS Kelpie app aliases stored in ~/.kelpie/browsers.json.

kelpie browser --help

`kelpie browser register <name>`

kelpie browser register claude-a
kelpie browser register codex-b --app /Applications/Kelpie.app

`kelpie browser launch <name>`

Launch a new local macOS Kelpie app instance for a registered alias. If --port is omitted, the CLI auto-selects the first safe free port and skips reserved ports such as 8421 used by AppReveal and CLI MCP.

kelpie browser launch claude-a
kelpie browser launch codex-b --port 8450 --wait

`kelpie browser list`

List registered local browser aliases and their saved runtime state.

kelpie browser list

`kelpie browser inspect <name>`

Show the saved app path, runtime port, and reachability for one alias.

kelpie browser inspect claude-a

`kelpie browser remove <name>`

Remove a saved local alias and its runtime state. This does not terminate a running app process.

kelpie browser remove claude-a

Navigation Commands

`kelpie navigate <url>`

kelpie navigate "https://example.com" --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie back` / `kelpie forward` / `kelpie reload`

kelpie back --device "My iPhone"
kelpie forward --device "My iPhone"
kelpie reload --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie url`

Get current URL and title.

kelpie url --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie home set <url>`

Set the device's home page. Persisted across app restarts.

kelpie home set "https://example.com" --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie home get`

Get the current home page URL.

kelpie home get --device "My iPhone"

Screenshot Commands

`kelpie screenshot`

kelpie screenshot --device "My iPhone"
kelpie screenshot --device "My iPhone" --output ./shot.png
kelpie screenshot --device "My iPhone" --full-page
kelpie screenshot --device "My iPhone" --base64     # return raw base64 instead of saving

Default behavior: saves to file, returns the path. Without --output, the CLI auto-generates a filename in the current directory using the pattern {device}-{timestamp}.png (e.g., my-iphone-2026-03-30T10-15-32.png). The JSON response contains the file path — never base64 — so LLMs don't waste tokens on image data.

For LLM and MCP use, prefer viewport/CSS-pixel screenshots unless you explicitly need native renderer detail. The HTTP API now includes viewport mapping metadata (viewportWidth, viewportHeight, devicePixelRatio, imageScaleX, imageScaleY) so image coordinates can be converted back into tap coordinates when needed.

Flag	Behavior
(no flag)	Auto-save to `./{device}-{timestamp}.png`, return `{"file": "..."}`
`--output <path>`	Save to explicit path, return `{"file": "..."}`
`--output <dir>/`	Save to directory with auto-generated filename
`--base64`	Return raw base64 JSON (for programmatic use, not LLM conversations)

Group screenshots (kelpie group screenshot) always save to files — one per device. Use --output <dir>/ to collect them in a folder.

DOM Commands

`kelpie dom`

Get the DOM tree.

kelpie dom --device "My iPhone"
kelpie dom --device "My iPhone" --selector "main" --depth 3

`kelpie query <selector>`

Query for elements.

kelpie query "#submit-btn" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie query "a.nav-link" --device "My iPhone" --all

`kelpie text <selector>`

Get text content of an element.

kelpie text "h1" --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie attributes <selector>`

Get all attributes of an element.

kelpie attributes "#email-input" --device "My iPhone"

Interaction Commands

Prefer semantic interaction over raw coordinates:

Use kelpie a11y, kelpie find-element, kelpie find-button, or kelpie find-input to locate the target.
Use kelpie click or kelpie fill with the returned selector.
If you already know the selector but want visual confirmation, use kelpie highlight show and then kelpie screenshot or kelpie annotate.
If semantic targeting fails, use kelpie annotate plus kelpie click-annotation / kelpie fill-annotation.
Use kelpie tap only when the semantic and annotated flows are not enough.

`kelpie click <selector>`

kelpie click "#submit-btn" --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie tap <x> <y>`

kelpie tap 195 420 --device "My iPhone"

Use this only as a fallback. Coordinates are sensitive to viewport changes, scrolling, and overlays.

`kelpie fill <selector> <value>`

kelpie fill "#email" "user@example.com" --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie type <text>`

kelpie type "search query" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie type "search query" --device "My iPhone" --selector "#search-box"
kelpie type "search query" --device "My iPhone" --delay 50

`kelpie select <selector> <value>`

kelpie select "#country" "us" --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie check <selector>` / `kelpie uncheck <selector>`

kelpie check "#agree-terms" --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie swipe <fromX> <fromY> <toX> <toY>`

kelpie swipe 200 700 200 200 --device "My iPhone" --duration 500 --color "#3B82F6"

`kelpie commentary show <text>` / `kelpie commentary hide`

kelpie commentary show "Watch this button" --device "My iPhone" --position bottom --duration 0
kelpie commentary hide --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie highlight show <selector>` / `kelpie highlight hide`

kelpie highlight show "#signup" --device "My iPhone" --animation draw --color "#EF4444"
kelpie highlight hide --device "My iPhone"

Use --duration 0 if you want the highlight to stay visible while you capture a screenshot and ask an LLM to reason over the image using that box/ring as the visual anchor.

Scripted Recording

`kelpie script run <file>`

kelpie script run ./demo-script.json --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie script status`

kelpie script status --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie script abort`

kelpie script abort --device "My iPhone"

Scroll Commands

`kelpie scroll`

kelpie scroll --device "My iPhone" --y 500
kelpie scroll --device "My iPhone" --x 200 --y 0

`kelpie scroll2 <selector>`

Resolution-aware scroll to element.

kelpie scroll2 "#footer" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie scroll2 "#footer" --device "My iPhone" --position center

`kelpie scroll-top` / `kelpie scroll-bottom`

kelpie scroll-top --device "My iPhone"
kelpie scroll-bottom --device "My iPhone"

Console & DevTools Commands

`kelpie console`

Get console messages from the page.

kelpie console --device "My iPhone"
kelpie console --device "My iPhone" --level error     # errors only
kelpie console --device "My iPhone" --level warn      # warnings only
kelpie console --device "My iPhone" --limit 50

`kelpie errors`

Get JavaScript errors (shorthand for console --level error).

kelpie errors --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie network`

Get the network activity log — all resources loaded by the page.

kelpie network --device "My iPhone"
kelpie network --device "My iPhone" --type script     # only JS files
kelpie network --device "My iPhone" --type fetch      # only XHR/fetch
kelpie network --device "My iPhone" --status error    # only failed requests

`kelpie timeline`

Get the resource loading timeline with timing data.

kelpie timeline --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie clear-console`

Clear the console message buffer.

kelpie clear-console --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie mutations`

Watch and get DOM mutations.

kelpie mutations watch --device "My iPhone"                    # start watching
kelpie mutations watch --device "My iPhone" --selector "main"  # scoped
kelpie mutations get --device "My iPhone"                      # get accumulated mutations
kelpie mutations stop --device "My iPhone"                     # stop watching

`kelpie intercept`

Manage request interception rules.

kelpie intercept block "*.doubleclick.net/*" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie intercept mock "https://api.example.com/data" --body '{"items":[]}' --device "My iPhone"
kelpie intercept list --device "My iPhone"
kelpie intercept clear --device "My iPhone"

LLM-Optimized Commands

`kelpie a11y`

Get the accessibility tree — the most LLM-friendly representation of the page.

kelpie a11y --device "My iPhone"
kelpie a11y --device "My iPhone" --interactable-only
kelpie a11y --device "My iPhone" --selector "main"

`kelpie annotate`

Take an annotated screenshot with numbered labels on interactive elements. Same file-saving behavior as screenshot — defaults to auto-save, returns the file path.

For LLM use, prefer viewport/CSS-pixel output here too. Annotation rectangles are reported in viewport CSS pixels, not image pixels, so the index list stays stable even if the image is returned at native scale.

kelpie annotate --device "My iPhone"
kelpie annotate --device "My iPhone" --output ./annotated.png
kelpie annotate --device "My iPhone" --full-page
kelpie annotate --device "My iPhone" --base64     # raw base64 instead of file

`kelpie click-index <index>`

Click an element by its annotation index from the last annotate call.

kelpie click-index 5 --device "My iPhone"

This uses the same coordinate-bearing activation path as kelpie click. If the annotated target exists but is hidden or covered at its center point, the command fails instead of activating the wrong element.

`kelpie fill-index <index> <value>`

Fill an element by its annotation index.

kelpie fill-index 2 "user@example.com" --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie visible`

Get only the elements currently visible in the viewport.

kelpie visible --device "My iPhone"
kelpie visible --device "My iPhone" --interactable-only

`kelpie page-text`

Extract readable text from the page (reader mode).

kelpie page-text --device "My iPhone"
kelpie page-text --device "My iPhone" --mode markdown
kelpie page-text --device "My iPhone" --mode full
kelpie page-text --device "My iPhone" --selector "article"

`kelpie form-state`

Get the state of all forms on the page.

kelpie form-state --device "My iPhone"
kelpie form-state --device "My iPhone" --selector "#signup-form"

Dialog & Alert Commands

`kelpie dialog`

Check if a dialog is showing.

kelpie dialog --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie dialog accept` / `kelpie dialog dismiss`

Handle the current dialog.

kelpie dialog accept --device "My iPhone"
kelpie dialog dismiss --device "My iPhone"
kelpie dialog accept --device "My iPhone" --prompt-text "my input"

`kelpie dialog auto`

Configure automatic dialog handling.

kelpie dialog auto --action accept --device "My iPhone"
kelpie dialog auto --action dismiss --device "My iPhone"
kelpie dialog auto --action queue --device "My iPhone"     # capture for later
kelpie dialog auto --off --device "My iPhone"              # disable

Tab Commands

`kelpie tabs`

List all open tabs.

Open tabs and their current URLs are restored automatically when the browser app restarts, so kelpie tabs reflects the live restored session rather than a fresh blank state after relaunch.

kelpie tabs --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie tab new [url]`

Open a new tab.

kelpie tab new "https://example.com" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie tab new --device "My iPhone"                         # blank tab

`kelpie tab switch <id>`

Switch to a tab.

kelpie tab switch 1 --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie tab close <id>`

Close a tab.

kelpie tab close 1 --device "My iPhone"

Iframe Commands

`kelpie iframes`

List all iframes on the page.

kelpie iframes --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie iframe enter <id|selector>`

Switch command context into an iframe.

kelpie iframe enter 0 --device "My iPhone"
kelpie iframe enter "iframe[name='payment']" --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie iframe exit`

Switch back to the main page context.

kelpie iframe exit --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie iframe context`

Check which context (main page or iframe) commands are currently targeting.

kelpie iframe context --device "My iPhone"

Cookie & Storage Commands

`kelpie cookies`

Get cookies for the current page.

kelpie cookies --device "My iPhone"
kelpie cookies --device "My iPhone" --name "session_id"

`kelpie cookies set <name> <value>`

Set a cookie.

kelpie cookies set "session_id" "abc123" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie cookies set "theme" "dark" --device "My iPhone" --domain "example.com" --path "/" --secure

`kelpie cookies delete`

Delete cookies.

kelpie cookies delete --name "session_id" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie cookies delete --domain "example.com" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie cookies delete --all --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie storage`

Read localStorage or sessionStorage.

kelpie storage --device "My iPhone"                          # localStorage (default)
kelpie storage --device "My iPhone" --type session
kelpie storage --device "My iPhone" --key "auth_token"

`kelpie storage set <key> <value>`

Write to storage.

kelpie storage set "theme" "dark" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie storage set "theme" "dark" --device "My iPhone" --type session

`kelpie storage clear`

Clear storage.

kelpie storage clear --device "My iPhone"
kelpie storage clear --device "My iPhone" --type session
kelpie storage clear --device "My iPhone" --type both

Clipboard Commands

`kelpie clipboard`

Read clipboard contents.

kelpie clipboard --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie clipboard set <text>`

Write to clipboard.

kelpie clipboard set "text to copy" --device "My iPhone"

Geolocation Commands

`kelpie geo set <lat> <lng>`

Override geolocation.

kelpie geo set 37.7749 -122.4194 --device "My iPhone"
kelpie geo set 37.7749 -122.4194 --device "My iPhone" --accuracy 10

`kelpie geo clear`

Remove geolocation override.

kelpie geo clear --device "My iPhone"

Shadow DOM Commands

`kelpie shadow-roots`

List all shadow DOM hosts on the page.

kelpie shadow-roots --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie shadow-query <host> <selector>`

Query elements inside a shadow root.

kelpie shadow-query "my-component" ".inner-button" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie shadow-query "my-component" ".inner-button" --device "My iPhone" --pierce

Keyboard & Viewport Commands

`kelpie keyboard show`

Show the soft keyboard by focusing an element.

kelpie keyboard show --device "My iPhone"
kelpie keyboard show --device "My iPhone" --selector "#email"
kelpie keyboard show --device "My iPhone" --type number

`kelpie keyboard hide`

Dismiss the soft keyboard.

kelpie keyboard hide --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie keyboard state`

Check keyboard visibility and viewport impact.

kelpie keyboard state --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie resize <width> <height>`

Simulate a reduced viewport (e.g., keyboard present, toolbar visible).

kelpie resize 390 500 --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie resize reset`

Restore full-screen viewport.

kelpie resize reset --device "My iPhone"

`kelpie obscured <selector>`

Check if an element is hidden by the keyboard or outside the visible viewport.

kelpie obscured "#password-input" --device "My iPhone"

Wait Commands

`kelpie wait <selector>`

kelpie wait ".results-loaded" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie wait ".results-loaded" --device "My iPhone" --timeout 15000
kelpie wait ".spinner" --device "My iPhone" --state hidden

`kelpie wait-nav`

Wait for a navigation event to complete.

kelpie wait-nav --device "My iPhone"
kelpie wait-nav --device "My iPhone" --timeout 15000

Evaluate

`kelpie eval <expression>`

kelpie eval "document.title" --device "My iPhone"
kelpie eval "window.innerHeight" --device "My iPhone"

Device Info

`kelpie info [device]`

Get full device information.

kelpie info --device "My iPhone"
kelpie info                         # info for all devices

`kelpie viewport [device]`

Get viewport dimensions.

kelpie viewport --device "My iPhone"

Platform utilities

Command	What it does	Platforms
`kelpie toast <message>`	Show a toast overlay on the device	All
`kelpie debug-screens` / `kelpie debug-overlay get` / `kelpie debug-overlay set <enabled>`	Inspect or toggle the screen debug overlay	iOS
`kelpie safari-auth [url]`	Start a browser-backed authentication flow	Apple + Android
`kelpie orientation get` / `kelpie orientation set <mode>` / `kelpie renderer get` / `kelpie renderer set <engine>`	Read or change orientation / renderer state	Orientation: iOS, Android, macOS. Renderer: macOS

Group Commands

All group commands target every discovered device unless filtered.

`kelpie group <command> [args]`

kelpie group navigate "https://example.com"
kelpie group screenshot --output ./screenshots/
kelpie group fill "#email" "test@example.com"
kelpie group click "#submit"
kelpie group scroll2 "#footer"

`kelpie group find-button <text>`

Find a button on all devices. Returns which devices found it and which didn't.

kelpie group find-button "Submit"

Output:

{
  "found": [
    {"device": "My iPhone", "element": {"tag": "button", "text": "Submit"}},
    {"device": "Pixel 8", "element": {"tag": "button", "text": "Submit"}}
  ],
  "notFound": [
    {"device": "iPad Air", "reason": "Element not found"}
  ]
}

`kelpie group find-element <text>`

kelpie group find-element "Sign Up" --role link

`kelpie group find-link <text>`

kelpie group find-link "Sign Up"

`kelpie group find-input <label>`

kelpie group find-input "Email"

Group Filtering

kelpie group navigate "https://example.com" --platform ios       # only iOS devices
kelpie group navigate "https://example.com" --platform android   # only Android
kelpie group navigate "https://example.com" --exclude "iPad Air" # exclude specific device
kelpie group navigate "https://example.com" --include "a1b2c3d4,My iPhone" # only these devices (by ID or name)

--include accepts a comma-separated list of device IDs or names. When both --include and --platform are specified, only devices matching both filters are targeted.

MCP Server

`kelpie mcp`

Start the CLI as an MCP server (stdio transport).

kelpie mcp

Configure in Claude Desktop / Claude Code:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "kelpie": {
      "command": "kelpie",
      "args": ["mcp"]
    }
  }
}

`kelpie mcp --http`

Start the MCP server with HTTP transport.

kelpie mcp --http --port 8421

AI Commands

`kelpie ai list`

List approved models, their download status, and Ollama models if available.

kelpie ai list

`kelpie ai pull <model>`

Download a model from HuggingFace.

kelpie ai pull gemma-4-e2b-q4

`kelpie ai rm <model>`

Delete a downloaded model.

kelpie ai rm gemma-4-e2b-q4

`kelpie ai status`

Check inference status on a device.

kelpie ai status --device mac

`kelpie ai load <model>`

Load a model on a device. Supports native model IDs and ollama: prefixed IDs.

kelpie ai load gemma-4-e2b-q4 --device mac
kelpie ai load ollama:llava:7b --device iphone

`kelpie ai unload`

Unload the current model from a device.

kelpie ai unload --device mac

`kelpie ai ask <prompt>`

Run inference on the device's loaded model.

Flag	Description
`-c, --context <mode>`	Context mode: `page_text`, `screenshot`, `dom`, `accessibility`
`--max-tokens <n>`	Maximum tokens to generate (default: 512)
`--temperature <t>`	Sampling temperature (default: 0.7)

kelpie ai ask "summarise this page" --device mac -c page_text
kelpie ai ask "describe what you see" --device mac -c screenshot

LLM Help System

Every command includes structured help designed for LLMs.

`kelpie --llm-help`

Outputs a complete machine-readable reference of all commands, their parameters, expected inputs/outputs, usage guidance, and issue-reporting instructions for unexpected failures or missing capabilities.

kelpie --llm-help                   # full reference
kelpie click --llm-help             # help for specific command
kelpie group --llm-help             # help for group commands

LLM help includes:

Command purpose and when to use it
Full parameter schema with types and defaults
Example request/response pairs
Common error scenarios, failure-reporting guidance, and the repo issue URL
Related commands and suggested workflows

`kelpie explain <command>`

Natural language explanation of a command for LLM consumption.

kelpie explain scroll2

Output:

scroll2 scrolls the page until a target element is visible in the viewport.
Unlike regular scroll, it adapts the scroll distance to the device's screen
size — a phone needs more scroll steps than a tablet to reach the same element.

Use scroll2 when you need to interact with an element that's below the fold.
It will automatically verify the element is visible after scrolling.

Parameters:
  selector (required) — CSS selector of the target element
  position (optional) — where in viewport: "top", "center" (default), "bottom"
  maxScrolls (optional) — safety limit, default 10

Returns: element position, whether it's visible, number of scrolls performed

Exit Codes

Code	Meaning
0	Success
1	Command error (invalid params, element not found)
2	Network error (device unreachable)
3	Timeout
4	No devices found

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Kelpie — CLI Reference

Installation

Usage

Global Options

Discovery Commands

kelpie discover

kelpie ping [device]

kelpie browser

kelpie browser register <name>

kelpie browser launch <name>

kelpie browser list

kelpie browser inspect <name>

kelpie browser remove <name>

Navigation Commands

kelpie navigate <url>

kelpie back / kelpie forward / kelpie reload

kelpie url

kelpie home set <url>

kelpie home get

Screenshot Commands

kelpie screenshot

DOM Commands

kelpie dom

kelpie query <selector>

kelpie text <selector>

kelpie attributes <selector>

Interaction Commands

kelpie click <selector>

kelpie tap <x> <y>

kelpie fill <selector> <value>

kelpie type <text>

kelpie select <selector> <value>

kelpie check <selector> / kelpie uncheck <selector>

kelpie swipe <fromX> <fromY> <toX> <toY>

kelpie commentary show <text> / kelpie commentary hide

kelpie highlight show <selector> / kelpie highlight hide

Scripted Recording

kelpie script run <file>

kelpie script status

kelpie script abort

Scroll Commands

kelpie scroll

kelpie scroll2 <selector>

kelpie scroll-top / kelpie scroll-bottom

Console & DevTools Commands

kelpie console

kelpie errors

kelpie network

kelpie timeline

kelpie clear-console

kelpie mutations

kelpie intercept

LLM-Optimized Commands

kelpie a11y

kelpie annotate

kelpie click-index <index>

kelpie fill-index <index> <value>

kelpie visible

kelpie page-text

kelpie form-state

Dialog & Alert Commands

kelpie dialog

kelpie dialog accept / kelpie dialog dismiss

kelpie dialog auto

Tab Commands

kelpie tabs

kelpie tab new [url]

kelpie tab switch <id>

kelpie tab close <id>

Iframe Commands

kelpie iframes

kelpie iframe enter <id|selector>

kelpie iframe exit

kelpie iframe context

`kelpie discover`

`kelpie ping [device]`

`kelpie browser`

`kelpie browser register <name>`

`kelpie browser launch <name>`

`kelpie browser list`

`kelpie browser inspect <name>`

`kelpie browser remove <name>`

`kelpie navigate <url>`

`kelpie back` / `kelpie forward` / `kelpie reload`

`kelpie url`

`kelpie home set <url>`

`kelpie home get`

`kelpie screenshot`

`kelpie dom`

`kelpie query <selector>`

`kelpie text <selector>`

`kelpie attributes <selector>`

`kelpie click <selector>`

`kelpie tap <x> <y>`

`kelpie fill <selector> <value>`

`kelpie type <text>`

`kelpie select <selector> <value>`

`kelpie check <selector>` / `kelpie uncheck <selector>`

`kelpie swipe <fromX> <fromY> <toX> <toY>`

`kelpie commentary show <text>` / `kelpie commentary hide`

`kelpie highlight show <selector>` / `kelpie highlight hide`

`kelpie script run <file>`

`kelpie script status`

`kelpie script abort`

`kelpie scroll`

`kelpie scroll2 <selector>`

`kelpie scroll-top` / `kelpie scroll-bottom`

`kelpie console`

`kelpie errors`

`kelpie network`

`kelpie timeline`

`kelpie clear-console`

`kelpie mutations`

`kelpie intercept`

`kelpie a11y`

`kelpie annotate`

`kelpie click-index <index>`

`kelpie fill-index <index> <value>`

`kelpie visible`

`kelpie page-text`

`kelpie form-state`

`kelpie dialog`

`kelpie dialog accept` / `kelpie dialog dismiss`

`kelpie dialog auto`

`kelpie tabs`

`kelpie tab new [url]`

`kelpie tab switch <id>`

`kelpie tab close <id>`

`kelpie iframes`

`kelpie iframe enter <id|selector>`

`kelpie iframe exit`

`kelpie iframe context`

`kelpie cookies`

`kelpie cookies set <name> <value>`

`kelpie cookies delete`

`kelpie storage`

`kelpie storage set <key> <value>`

`kelpie storage clear`

`kelpie clipboard`

`kelpie clipboard set <text>`

`kelpie geo set <lat> <lng>`

`kelpie geo clear`

`kelpie shadow-roots`

`kelpie shadow-query <host> <selector>`

`kelpie keyboard show`

`kelpie keyboard hide`

`kelpie keyboard state`

`kelpie resize <width> <height>`

`kelpie resize reset`

`kelpie obscured <selector>`

`kelpie wait <selector>`

`kelpie wait-nav`

`kelpie eval <expression>`

`kelpie info [device]`