Manage state on agent beads for ZFC-compliant state reporting. Agent beads (labeled gt:agent) can self-report their state using these commands. This enables the Witness and other monitoring systems to track agent health. States: idle - Agent is waiting for work spawning - Agent is starting up running - Agent is executing (general) working - Agent is actively working on a task stuck - Agent is blocked and needs help done - Agent completed its current work stopped - Agent has cleanly shut down dead - Agent died without clean shutdown (set by Witness via timeout) Examples: bd agent state gt-emma running # Set emma's state to running bd agent heartbeat gt-emma # Update emma's last_activity timestamp bd agent show gt-emma # Show emma's agent details Usage: bd agent [command] Available Commands: backfill-labels Backfill role_type/rig labels on existing agent beads heartbeat Update agent last_activity timestamp show Show agent bead details state Set agent state Flags: -h, --help help for agent Global Flags: --actor string Actor name for audit trail (default: $BD_ACTOR, git user.name, $USER) --allow-stale Allow operations on potentially stale data (skip staleness check) --db string Database path (default: auto-discover .beads/*.db) --dolt-auto-commit string Dolt backend: auto-commit after write commands (off|on). Default from config key dolt.auto-commit --json Output in JSON format --lock-timeout duration SQLite busy timeout (0 = fail immediately if locked) (default 30s) --no-auto-flush Disable automatic JSONL sync after CRUD operations --no-auto-import Disable automatic JSONL import when newer than DB --no-daemon Force direct storage mode, bypass daemon if running --no-db Use no-db mode: load from JSONL, no SQLite --profile Generate CPU profile for performance analysis -q, --quiet Suppress non-essential output (errors only) --readonly Read-only mode: block write operations (for worker sandboxes) --sandbox Sandbox mode: disables daemon and auto-sync -v, --verbose Enable verbose/debug output Use "bd agent [command] --help" for more information about a command.