---
title: "Read AIF command output"
description: "Interpret the illustrative output of configuration, health, and status commands before deciding on the next repair."
---

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# Read AIF command output

The examples below are illustrative. Use `aif <command> --help` for the exact fields in your installed release.

## `aif configure`

```text title="Illustrative output"
$ aif configure
✓ Claude Code: configured
✓ Local protection service: running
Next: run aif demo
```

- **configured** — the selected agent connection was created.
- **running** — the local protection service is reachable.
- **Next** — the recommended command to verify setup.

## `aif doctor`

```text title="Illustrative output"
$ aif doctor
✓ CLI: available
✓ Local model: ready
! Cursor: validation needed
Bundle: aif doctor --bundle
```

- **✓** — the listed component passed its health check.
- **!** — follow the reported remediation before retrying.
- **Bundle** — creates a privacy-filtered support attachment when needed.

## `aif status`

```text title="Illustrative output"
$ aif status
Protection service: running
Local model: ready
Activity history: available
```

Use status to separate a local service issue from an agent configuration issue. If it does not explain the repair, follow the [troubleshooting guide](/operations/troubleshooting).

Source: https://docs.harden.run/reference/command-output/index.mdx