The sbs CLI

sbs (the sbs.pyz tool) builds, runs, and serves missions from the command line. Run sbs <command> --help for full options.

Command	What it does
sbs debug <mission>	Run a mission in a browser mock GUI (3D cinematic + 2D radar)
sbs debug <mission> --map 0	Auto-start a map instead of the picker; --no-gui for headless
sbs overnight <mission>	Long soak test under autoplay
sbs web <mission>	Serve the mission's web pages to browsers
sbs web-static <mission> <page>	Render one web page to a standalone HTML file
sbs lib <folder>	Build a .sbslib / .mastlib library
sbs compile <mission>	Compile-check the MAST
sbs fetch / sbs update	Fetch missions / update the tool

Running a mission

sbs debug .                 # browser GUI, map picker
sbs debug . --map 0         # auto-start map 0
sbs debug . --no-gui --map 0 --test 30    # headless, play ~30s, pass/fail verdict

Handy flags: --use-working-tree (test local library edits against the packaged mission), --seed N (reproducible runs), and settings overrides that don't touch settings.yaml (--auto-start, --players N, --set KEY=VALUE).

Serving web pages

sbs web .                                  # serve this mission's //web pages
sbs web --engine a=missionA --engine b=missionB   # one server, many engines
sbs web-static . scores -o scores.html --query title=Standings

See Serving web pages and the Web pages cookbook.