git daft-repo-list

List repositories in the repo catalog

Description

Lists the repositories daft knows about. The catalog fills itself: cloning, initializing, adopting, or running daft commands inside a repo registers it automatically; git daft repo add registers one manually.

Removed repositories keep a catalog entry (so their job logs stay addressable and git daft clone <name> can restore them); show them with --all.

Use --columns to select which columns are shown and in what order. Replace mode: --columns name,path,remote (exact set and order) Modifier mode: --columns -remote (remove from defaults) Add optional: --columns +size,+layout,+branch (add to defaults)

The size column is not shown by default — it walks every repository, so it is opt-in, same as the worktree commands. On a terminal the sizes stream in live while the table renders immediately, with a total row summing them. The recorded worktree layout (+layout) and default branch (+branch) are likewise opt-in; structured output includes both by default.

With --worktrees, each repository expands into its worktrees — one tree line per worktree with its branch and checkout path. Structured output then nests a worktrees array per repository in place of the count, which narrows the supported formats to json, yaml, toon, and markdown.

Usage

git daft-repo-list [OPTIONS]

Options

Option	Description	Default
-a, --all	Include removed repositories
-w, --worktrees	Expand each repository with its worktrees
--columns <COLUMNS>	Columns to display (comma-separated). Replace: name,path,remote. Modify defaults: +col,-col. Available: annotation, name, worktrees, layout, branch, path, size, remote
--format <FORMAT>	Output format. Mutually exclusive with --template
--template <STR>	Tera template string. Mutually exclusive with --format
--no-headers	Omit header row (tsv/csv only)
-q, --quiet	Suppress progress reporting

Global Options

Option	Description
-h, --help	Print help information
-V, --version	Print version information