On-device commands

Every device with Suta has its own suta command. When you SSH in, you see a short coloured summary of the device. Run suta any time to see it again.

Command	Description
suta	Show a short summary of the device.
suta status	Show identity, hostname, interfaces, storage and update details.
suta name	Print the device’s name in your workspace.
suta id	Print the device ID, or its public identity before it’s registered.
suta version	Print the agent version.
sudo suta register	Finish registering the device in your browser.
sudo suta setup	Open a 15-minute window to repair the network (Suta image only).
sudo suta uninstall	Remove Suta software, keeping identity and settings.

Output is plain when piped or when NO_COLOR=1 is set.

The device’s name in Suta appears in the Suta prompt and summary. It doesn’t change the Pi’s hostname or other accounts.