Tensormorph CLI

The tmorph command line tool runs the same indexing, statistics, and validation logic the desktop application uses, without a UI - for scripting, pipelines, and headless machines that don't have a display at all.

Indexing a checkpoint

tmorph index <path> [--pyramids]

Builds the .tmidx file (Semantic Model Graph plus tile statistics) for a checkpoint. Pass --pyramids to also precompute the full level-of-detail pyramid (.tmtiles) ahead of time, so a later interactive session doesn't pay that cost on first open. Indexing is idempotent and safe to re-run - see File Formats for why the generated files are always a derived cache, never a source of truth.

Querying from the command line

tmorph query <path> "<TQL expression>"

Runs a TQL expression against an already-indexed checkpoint and prints matching results - the same query language used interactively in the Console, usable in a script without launching the desktop app.

Validating a checkpoint

tmorph validate <path> [--rules <ruleset>]

Runs the same diagnostics that populate the Problems panel interactively (NaN/Inf detection, statistical outliers, import warnings) and exits non-zero if any Error-severity diagnostic is found - see CI Validation for using this in a pipeline.

Rendering without a display

tmorph render <path> --view <view-name> --out <file>

Produces a static image or report of a given view without an interactive session - see Headless Rendering.

Related resources

• Batch Inspection - running tmorph across many checkpoints at once.
• Lob CLI - the separate CLI for Lob itself, distinct from tmorph.
• File Formats - the artifacts tmorph commands produce.