Last modified June 21, 2026
'muster list' command reference
muster list lists resources in the Muster environment. The aggregator must be running, or --endpoint must point at a remote one.
Usage
muster list <resource-type> [flags]
Resource types
The trailing (s) means both singular and plural work, for example service or services.
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
service(s) | All services with their status |
mcpserver(s) | All MCP server definitions |
workflow(s) | All workflow definitions |
workflow-execution(s) | Workflow execution history |
tool(s) | All MCP tools from the aggregated servers |
resource(s) | All MCP resources from the aggregated servers |
prompt(s) | All MCP prompts from the aggregated servers |
Flags
These flags filter the MCP primitives (tool, resource, prompt):
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--filter | Filter by name pattern. Wildcards * and ? are supported |
--description | Filter by description content, as a case-insensitive substring |
--server | Filter by server-name prefix |
For mcpserver:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--all | Show all servers, including unreachable ones |
--verbose | Show detailed error information for failed or unreachable servers |
list also accepts the common flags, including --output.
Examples
muster list mcpserver
muster list workflow
muster list tool --filter 'x_kubernetes_*'
Related
muster get- Get details for a single resource.muster check- Check that a resource is available.
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