status

Inspect a deployed site's relay coverage, Blossom server availability, and manifest history. Without --full, the command prints a per-server progress bar showing how many of the manifest's files are reachable on each Blossom server (split into manifest-hint servers and additional user servers); with --full, the same per-server availability is rendered next to the full file tree. The optional positional [path] filters the file list to a directory or exact path.

Usage

nsyte status [path] [options]

Arguments

• [path] — Optional path filter. Can be a directory (e.g. assets/) or an exact file path. When omitted, every file in the manifest is included.

Options

• -r, --relays <relays> — The nostr relays to use (comma separated)
• --sec <secret> — Secret for signing (auto-detects format: nsec, nbunksec, bunker:// URL, or 64-char hex)
• -p, --pubkey <npub> — The public key to inspect (npub, hex, or NIP-05 identifier like name@domain.com)
• -d, --name <name> — The site identifier for named sites (kind 35128). If not provided, inspects the root site (kind 15128)
• --no-config — Ignore config file and use only CLI arguments (default: false)
• --full — Show the full file list instead of the per-server file summary (default: false)
• --use-fallback-relays — Include default nsyte relays in addition to configured/user relays
• --use-fallbacks — Enable all fallbacks (currently only relays for this command)

Examples

Show a per-server summary for the current project's root site:

nsyte status

Inspect another user's site by public key:

nsyte status -p npub1exampleexampleexampleexampleexample

Show the full file tree with per-file server availability:

nsyte status --full

Filter to a single directory:

nsyte status assets/

See Also

• nsyte debug — Lower-level relay/event inspection
• nsyte ls — List files in a site manifest
• nsyte sites — List all sites belonging to a public key

Inherits global options. See global options.