CLI Reference

TRCC — Thermalright LCD/LED cooler control (clean-slate build).

Commands that act on a device take its KEY — the USB VID:PID shown by trcc detect, e.g. 0402:3922 — as the first argument.

trcc [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Global options

Option	Description
`--verbose`, `-v` `VERBOSE`	Terminal log verbosity: -v INFO (major milestones), -vv DEBUG (granular state and variable values), -vvv TRACE (deep internals: raw payloads and per-frame detail). Without it the terminal stays quiet — warnings and errors only. The log file always keeps DEBUG regardless, so `trcc report` carries the evidence even when nobody passed a flag.
`--version`, `-V`	Print the installed TRCC version and exit.

trcc api
trcc daemon
trcc daemon-status
trcc detect
trcc doctor
trcc ensure-daemon
trcc gui
trcc kill
trcc qtgui
trcc quickstart
trcc report
trcc sensors
trcc serve
trcc setup
trcc shell
trcc status
trcc version
trcc config — command group
trcc device — command group
trcc display — command group
trcc led — command group
trcc system — command group
trcc theme — command group

Commands

`trcc api`

Launch the REST API (FastAPI + uvicorn). Three operating modes: * trcc api — loopback only (127.0.0.1), no auth. Dev default. * trcc api --host 0.0.0.0 --token <secret> — public bind, token required on every request. Use a long random secret. * trcc api --host 0.0.0.0 --token <secret> --pair — same as above plus the pairing endpoint; a 6-char code is shown so a remote app can fetch the token without out-of-band copy/paste. Refusal: --host other than 127.0.0.1 / localhost without --token exits 2 — would otherwise expose every endpoint to LAN.

trcc api [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--host`, `-H` `HOST`	Bind address
`--port`, `-p` `PORT`	Bind port
`--token`, `-t` `TOKEN`	Persistent API token. When set, every request must carry `X-API-Token: <token>`. When omitted with --host 127.0.0.1, the API is unauth'd (loopback dev mode). Omitting it with any other --host is REJECTED — refusing to bind a public interface without auth. Use --token random: to generate.
`--pair`	Show a one-time 6-char pairing code in the terminal. Remote devices POST it to /pair to exchange for the API token. Requires --token.

`trcc daemon`

Run the background daemon that owns USB + serves CLI/API clients. One process per user. Binds a Unix socket at $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/trcc.sock and serves Commands until SIGTERM / SIGINT or a remote trcc kill. Sets TRCC_DAEMON=1 to route clients through this daemon.

trcc daemon

`trcc daemon-status`

Report whether the background daemon socket is reachable. Replaces the previous top-level status command, which conflated daemon reachability with app state. Use trcc status for the unified app + device snapshot.

trcc daemon-status

`trcc detect`

Alias for trcc device list — list attached devices.

trcc detect

`trcc doctor`

Alias for trcc system doctor — health checks.

trcc doctor

`trcc ensure-daemon`

Start the background daemon if it is not already running. Is the daemon up? No — create it. Yes — nothing to do. Idempotent, so a script can run it unconditionally before dispatching rather than probing first and racing between the probe and the spawn. Worth doing before a batch of commands: the daemon owns USB, the sensor poll and the render loop, so every client that talks to it does that work zero times instead of once each.

trcc ensure-daemon [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--timeout` `TIMEOUT`	Seconds to wait for a spawned daemon.

`trcc gui`

Launch the legacy Windows-style GUI (port in progress). Today's shell hosts the device sidebar + a diagnostic content area — enough to prove the legacy-on-next/-bus pattern end to end on real hardware. Real feature panels (LCD handler, theme settings, mask, video, LED) land in subsequent passes. --resume starts hidden in the tray (XDG autostart-on-login); bare trcc gui shows the window. --decorated asks the window manager for a normal frame. The default shell is frameless and drags by its top strip, which some window managers will not move at all — leaving the window pinned where it opened with no way to shift it (#231). The capability already existed and two guides already documented the flag; only the flag itself was missing (#247).

trcc gui [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--resume`, `--tray`, `--minimized`	Start hidden in the system tray instead of showing the window — used by XDG autostart on login. The last-used theme is restored automatically.
`--decorated`	Draw the window with your desktop's normal title bar and borders instead of the frameless Windows-style shell. Use it if the window will not move or your window manager does not decorate frameless windows.

`trcc kill`

Ask the running daemon to shut down, return when its socket is gone.

trcc kill

`trcc qtgui`

Launch the Qt-native GUI (clean-slate, layout-driven). This is the rebuild's GUI — built up over G1–G5 and used during development. See gui for the legacy Windows-style port. --resume starts hidden in the tray, the same as gui. Without it qtgui could not be autostarted sanely: it would pop a window on every login where the gui skin comes up quietly.

trcc qtgui [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--resume`, `--tray`, `--minimized`	Start hidden in the system tray instead of showing the window — used by autostart on login.

`trcc quickstart`

Guided first-session flow for new users. Runs the doctor, scans for devices, and walks you through what to do next. Pass --yes to also test-connect to the first device found. Safe to re-run any time.

trcc quickstart [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--yes`, `-y`	If a device is found, also connect + push a green test frame. Default: stop after scan so you can inspect what's there.

`trcc report`

Alias for trcc system debug-report — full diagnostic dump.

trcc report [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--output`, `-o` `OUTPUT`	Write the report to this path instead of stdout.
`--log-lines` `LOG_LINES`	How many trailing log lines to include.

`trcc sensors`

Alias for trcc system sensors — print sensor readings.

trcc sensors

`trcc serve`

Alias for trcc api — launches the REST API + uvicorn. The serve name matches legacy CLI ergonomics; api still works for backwards-compat with existing scripts.

trcc serve [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--host`, `-H` `HOST`	Bind address
`--port`, `-p` `PORT`	Bind port
`--token`, `-t` `TOKEN`	Same semantics as `trcc api --token` — see `trcc api --help`.
`--pair`	Same semantics as `trcc api --pair` — see `trcc api --help`.

`trcc setup`

Alias for trcc system setup — OS-specific setup (udev rules on Linux, WinUSB guide on Windows). New users reach for the short form. (#194) Takes the same flags as the command it aliases: an alias that accepts a smaller set is a second, quietly different command.

trcc setup [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--yes`, `-y`	Apply the changes (the default)
`--dry-run`	Show what would be done, change nothing

`trcc shell`

Open an interactive prompt sharing one App across commands. Each line is parsed as if it were a fresh trcc invocation, but the App is built once and reused — no per-command handshake. In daemon mode the App is an AppProxy that round-trips each line to the running daemon. Ctrl-D or exit quits.

trcc shell

`trcc status`

Show unified app + LCD + LED state. Composes ControlCenterSnapshot (app prefs) with per-device LcdSnapshot / LedSnapshot — one round-trip for "what state is everything in right now?". Pass --json for scripts. Use trcc daemon-status for daemon reachability checks.

trcc status [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--json`	Emit JSON instead of human text.

`trcc version`

Print the installed TRCC version.

trcc version

`trcc config`

App-global preferences: temp unit, language, GPU, refresh interval.

`trcc config date-format`

Set the global LCD overlay date format.

trcc config date-format FMT

Argument	Description
`FMT`	LCD date format, e.g. 'yyyy/MM/dd', 'dd.MM.yyyy', 'MM/dd/yyyy'

`trcc config disk`

Pick which drive supplies disk temperature. Empty string = hottest.

trcc config disk [KEY]

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Disk sensor key (from 'trcc system list-disk-sensors') or '' to follow the hottest drive (optional)

`trcc config gpu`

Pick the primary GPU for sensor overlays. Empty string = auto.

trcc config gpu [KEY]

Argument	Description
`KEY`	GPU sensor key (e.g. 'nvidia:0') or '' to clear (optional)

`trcc config language`

Set the UI language.

trcc config language LANG

Argument	Description
`LANG`	ISO 639-1 code, e.g. 'en', 'zh', 'fr'

`trcc config refresh-interval`

Set the global metrics-refresh / render-and-send tick interval.

trcc config refresh-interval SECONDS

Argument	Description
`SECONDS`	Seconds between metric refreshes (1 to 100)

`trcc config temp-unit`

Set the global temperature unit (propagates to every device).

trcc config temp-unit UNIT

Argument	Description
`UNIT`	Either 'C' or 'F'

`trcc config time-format`

Set the global LCD overlay clock format.

trcc config time-format FMT

Argument	Description
`FMT`	LCD clock format: '12h' or '24h'

`trcc device`

Discover and connect to TRCC devices.

`trcc device canvas`

The panel's NATIVE pixels — the size to AUTHOR an asset for. Not the size to DRAW a preview at: that folds the user orientation and the active theme's composition, while a theme, a mask or a Theme.zt is authored at the panel's own pixels and the firmware mounts it. source says which answer this is — the handshake the panel gave, the scan, or the product registry — because when a panel comes out the wrong shape, WHICH source won is the diagnostic.

trcc device canvas KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

`trcc device connect`

Open USB transport and perform the wire-protocol handshake.

trcc device connect KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

`trcc device disconnect`

Close the transport and drop the device.

trcc device disconnect KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	--

`trcc device issues`

Show devices that failed to connect, and why. A connect can fail before anything is watching the bus, so the failure is pulled with a query rather than only published — the same one the GUIs and GET /devices/issues use.

trcc device issues

`trcc device list`

List devices currently attached to the host.

trcc device list

`trcc device reset`

Power-cycle a device: disconnect, reconnect, restore its display. Use this when the LCD seems stuck. The connection is torn down and rebuilt and the persisted theme is put back, so the panel ends up showing what it showed before — no second connect needed. Not the same as blanking the panel to a known colour; that is trcc display reset, which leaves the device connected.

trcc device reset KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	--

`trcc device state`

Show what a device IS — identity, connection, handshake geometry. native_resolution is what the product registry claims; resolution is what the panel answered at handshake. When they differ, the handshake wins and the difference is usually the thing worth reporting.

trcc device state KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

`trcc display`

Configure device display (theme / orientation / brightness).

`trcc display apply-mask`

Override the active theme's mask with a user-supplied image.

trcc display apply-mask KEY PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`PATH`	Image file path (png/jpg/jpeg/bmp/webp)

`trcc display background`

Set a file as the device's persistent background override. Distinct from background-mode, which picks WHAT fills the panel (theme / colour / transparent). This supplies the file itself, and it survives a theme change until cleared.

trcc display background KEY PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`PATH`	Image or video file to use as the background

`trcc display background-mode`

Pick what fills the LCD behind overlays.

trcc display background-mode KEY MODE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`MODE`	'theme' / 'color' / 'transparent'

`trcc display boot-anim`

Upload a multi-frame compressed boot animation to a SCSI LCD's flash. The animation plays from device flash on every boot until overwritten. Only SCSI panels with 240×240 / 240×320 / 320×240 / 320×320 resolution support boot animations. Frame files are picked up in alphabetical order from frames_dir — PNG / JPG / JPEG / BMP / WebP. Each frame uses the same dwell time via --delay (per-frame delays via the API only).

trcc display boot-anim [OPTIONS] KEY FRAMES_DIR

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922 (SCSI only)
`FRAMES_DIR`	Directory of image frames (sorted alphabetically; 1–248 frames)

Option	Description
`--delay`, `-d` `DELAY_DS`	Dwell time per frame in deciseconds (10 = 1.0 s, max 25 = 2.5 s)

`trcc display color`

Display a single solid color on the LCD. Smallest path that exercises the full wire chain (handshake-derived profile + DisplayService encoder + Device.send). Useful diagnostic for confirming a device class works end-to-end on real hardware.

trcc display color KEY HEX_COLOR

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`HEX_COLOR`	Hex color (e.g. ff0000 for red)

`trcc display configure-slideshow`

Set the slideshow theme list + interval.

trcc display configure-slideshow [OPTIONS] KEY THEMES

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`THEMES`	Theme names (directories under user_content_dir) — order matters

Option	Description
`--interval`, `-i` `INTERVAL`	Seconds between theme swaps (default 60).

`trcc display export-video`

Encode a clip into a loose Theme.zt sized for the device's panel. Distinct from load-video, which stages a whole theme directory and applies it. This gives you the .zt file itself — to set as a background, to keep, or to hand to set-background. The encode runs in the background and reports on the event bus, so --wait follows it and --no-wait returns immediately with the token. Under TRCC_DAEMON=1 the work happens in the daemon and this terminal is simply watching it, which is why the progress can be followed from a process that is not doing the encoding.

trcc display export-video [OPTIONS] KEY PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`PATH`	Video file (MP4 / MOV / WEBM / MKV / AVI)

Option	Description
`--start`, `-s` `START_MS`	Clip start in milliseconds (default: 0).
`--end`, `-e` `END_MS`	Clip end in milliseconds (default: the whole clip).
`--rotation`, `-r` `ROTATION`	Rotation in degrees: 0 / 90 / 180 / 270.
`--fit`, `-f` `FIT`	Fit the clip to the panel: 'width' / 'height' pin that axis and crop the overflow, 'stretch' fills both. Omit for the auto fit -- scale inside the panel, never crop. A .zt is encoded AT canvas size, so this is baked in.
`--wait`	Follow progress until the encode finishes (default), or print the token and return.

`trcc display keepalive`

Periodically resend the device's last frame. Workaround for Bulk/LY firmware that drops the displayed image when the internal buffer ages out. Render at least once before starting the loop so there's a cached frame to resend. count=0 (default) runs open-ended and exits cleanly on Ctrl-C — the Command itself owns the loop + signal handling so the CLI doesn't need a user-space while wrapper.

trcc display keepalive [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

Option	Description
`--interval`, `-i` `INTERVAL`	Seconds between resends. Bulk/LY firmware reverts to the built-in logo after ~2-3 s without a frame; default 0.150 s keeps the screen pinned.
`--count`, `-c` `COUNT`	Number of resends; 0 means loop forever (until Ctrl-C).
`--metric-interval` `METRIC_INTERVAL`	Seconds between overlay re-renders (live sensor refresh). 0 disables — last frame's metrics stay frozen on screen.

`trcc display list-masks`

List mask images for the device's resolution. By default, scans both the cloud-downloaded mask dir (data/web/zt{W}{H}) and the user-created mask dir (user_content_dir/data/web/zt{W}{H}).

trcc display list-masks [OPTIONS] [KEY]

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key (e.g. 0402:3922) — its resolution scopes the scan. Required unless --dir is given. (optional)

Option	Description
`--dir`, `-d` `DIRECTORY`	Override: scan an explicit directory instead of the device's mask dirs

`trcc display load-image`

Show a single image on the LCD. Stages the image as a one-file theme so the existing render pipeline handles fit + brightness + rotation. Re-runnable: subsequent loads of the same image are cheap (no re-copy).

trcc display load-image KEY PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`PATH`	Image file (PNG / JPG / JPEG / BMP / WEBP)

`trcc display load-theme`

Load a theme: parse, persist, render+send if device is connected.

trcc display load-theme KEY PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`PATH`	Theme directory

`trcc display load-video`

Play a video on the LCD as a single-video theme. Transcodes the source to a Theme.zt matching the device's native resolution (.zt inputs are copied as-is), stages a one-file theme, then dispatches LoadTheme. Device must be attached so we know the target resolution.

trcc display load-video [OPTIONS] KEY PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`PATH`	Video file (MP4 / MOV / WEBM / MKV / AVI / ZT)

Option	Description
`--start`, `-s` `START_MS`	Clip start in milliseconds (default: 0).
`--end`, `-e` `END_MS`	Clip end in milliseconds (default: probe duration, fallback 10s).
`--rotation`, `-r` `ROTATION`	Rotation in degrees: 0 / 90 / 180 / 270.

`trcc display loop-video`

Toggle whether video wraps at the end or sticks at the last frame.

trcc display loop-video KEY STATE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key
`STATE`	'on' (loop) or 'off' (single-pass)

`trcc display mask-position`

Position the mask overlay within the canvas.

trcc display mask-position KEY X Y

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`X`	X offset in pixels (≥ 0)
`Y`	Y offset in pixels (≥ 0)

`trcc display mask-visible`

Toggle mask visibility.

trcc display mask-visible KEY STATE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`STATE`	'on' or 'off'

`trcc display media-player`

Set the media-player source — a local file or a web URL/stream. Wraps SetMediaPlayer: a local file plays through the video pipeline; a web URL is referenced (persisted so theme save captures it). An empty URI clears the source.

trcc display media-player KEY [URI]

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`URI`	Source: a local file path, or a web URL/stream. '' clears. (optional)

`trcc display overlay`

Toggle the metric overlay layer.

trcc display overlay KEY STATE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`STATE`	'on' or 'off'

`trcc display overlay-add`

Add a user-edited overlay element to a device.

trcc display overlay-add [OPTIONS] KEY TYPE_

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`TYPE_`	'text' / 'metric' / 'clock'

Option	Description
`--x` `X`	X position
`--y` `Y`	Y position
`--text` `TEXT`	Text content (type=text)
`--metric` `METRIC`	Metric id (type=metric)
`--format` `FMT`	Metric format string
`--source` `SOURCE`	Clock source: time / weekday / date
`--color` `COLOR`	--
`--size` `SIZE`	--
`--font` `FONT`	Font family, e.g. 'Microsoft YaHei' (list them with `trcc system list-fonts`); empty keeps the theme default
`--bold`	--
`--italic`	--
`--show-unit`	Draw the metric's unit (°C/%/MHz/RPM) after the number, or the bare number when the unit is baked into the theme art
`--id` `ELEMENT_ID`	Explicit element id (default: auto-generated UUID)

`trcc display overlay-background`

Set the solid color used when background-mode=color.

trcc display overlay-background KEY HEX_COLOR

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`HEX_COLOR`	Hex color (e.g. 000000 for black)

`trcc display overlay-delete`

Remove a user-edited overlay element by id.

trcc display overlay-delete KEY ELEMENT_ID

Argument	Description
`KEY`	--
`ELEMENT_ID`	ID returned by overlay-add

`trcc display overlay-flash`

Briefly highlight an overlay element in the GUI.

trcc display overlay-flash [OPTIONS] KEY ELEMENT_ID

Argument	Description
`KEY`	--
`ELEMENT_ID`	--

Option	Description
`--duration`, `-d` `DURATION_MS`	Flash duration in milliseconds

`trcc display overlay-list`

Show what is currently drawn on the device's screen. The read half of overlay. overlay-update / overlay-delete / overlay-flash all take an element id, and until this existed the only source of one was the line overlay-add printed when you created it — so the ids were unrecoverable the moment the terminal scrolled.

trcc display overlay-list KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

`trcc display overlay-render`

Render a DC config to a PNG preview — no active device required. Mirrors legacy trcc overlay — composites every element from config1.dc onto a solid-black canvas at width × height and writes the result as PNG. Useful when iterating on a theme's metric positions without unplugging the device or sending frames.

trcc display overlay-render [OPTIONS] DC_PATH

Argument	Description
`DC_PATH`	DC file or theme directory containing config1.dc

Option	Description
`--output`, `-o` `OUTPUT`	Output PNG path for the rendered preview.
`--width`, `-w` `WIDTH`	Render canvas width (px)
`--height`, `-h` `HEIGHT`	Render canvas height (px)

`trcc display overlay-update`

Mutate fields on an existing user-edited overlay element.

trcc display overlay-update [OPTIONS] KEY ELEMENT_ID

Argument	Description
`KEY`	--
`ELEMENT_ID`	ID returned by overlay-add

Option	Description
`--x` `X`	--
`--y` `Y`	--
`--color` `COLOR`	--
`--size` `SIZE`	--
`--font` `FONT`	Font family, e.g. 'Microsoft YaHei' (list them with `trcc system list-fonts`); omit to leave the typeface alone
`--text` `TEXT`	--
`--metric` `METRIC`	--
`--format` `FMT`	--
`--source` `SOURCE`	--
`--bold`	--
`--italic`	--
`--show-unit`	Draw the metric's unit (°C/%/MHz/RPM) after the number, or the bare number when the unit is baked into the theme art

`trcc display pause-video`

Pause or resume video playback.

trcc display pause-video KEY STATE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key
`STATE`	'on' (pause) or 'off' (resume)

`trcc display play`

Run the render-and-send ticker until Ctrl-C. Dispatches TickDisplay every tick with live sensors — that Command advances an active video playback and renders, so the loop needs no handle on MediaService. Keeps SCSI devices from timing out (static-blink fix). Stops cleanly on SIGINT.

trcc display play [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

Option	Description
`--interval`, `-i` `INTERVAL`	Tick interval in seconds (default: AppSettings.refresh_interval_s)

`trcc display play-video`

Decode a video and start playing it on the device. Overrides the active theme's background until stop-video runs. Frames advance on each display play tick.

trcc display play-video [OPTIONS] KEY PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`PATH`	Video path (mp4/mov/webm/mkv/avi/zt)

Option	Description
`--fps` `FPS`	Decode FPS (default: 15)

`trcc display restore-theme`

Reload the device's persisted theme — convenience after restart.

trcc display restore-theme KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

`trcc display resume`

Send each detected device's last-used theme (headless, no GUI). Use case: cron / systemd unit / udev hook that runs at boot or after a suspend cycle. Enumerates every TRCC-known device on the bus, connects, and replays the saved theme so the displays come back to their pre-boot / pre-suspend state without the GUI. Bulk/LY devices fade after ~2-3 s without a fresh frame — pair this with trcc display keepalive per device for those, or trcc display play for the full render-loop.

trcc display resume [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--retries` `RETRIES`	Discovery attempts before giving up (1 attempt = 2 s delay)

`trcc display screencast`

Stream a screen region to the LCD until interrupted. Wraps StartScreencast — the GUI ScreencastHandler subscriber drives the per-frame Qt capture timer. Ctrl-C calls StopScreencast for clean teardown.

trcc display screencast [OPTIONS] KEY X Y W H

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`X`	Top-left X coordinate of capture region (px)
`Y`	Top-left Y coordinate of capture region (px)
`W`	Capture region width (px)
`H`	Capture region height (px)

Option	Description
`--audio`	Pipe system audio alongside the video feed (Linux: PipeWire)

`trcc display seek-video`

Jump the playback cursor to a specific frame.

trcc display seek-video KEY FRAME

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key
`FRAME`	Frame index to jump to

`trcc display send-image`

Push an image to the LCD once — no theme staging, no persistence. Companion to load-image (which materialises a single-image theme and persists DeviceSettings.current_theme). Use this when you want ephemeral display: boot logos, quick previews, API upload pipelines.

trcc display send-image KEY PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`PATH`	Image file (PNG/JPG/BMP/WEBP)

`trcc display set-brightness`

Set per-device display brightness.

trcc display set-brightness KEY PERCENT

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`PERCENT`	Brightness 0–100

`trcc display set-fit-mode`

Set how the background fits the canvas.

trcc display set-fit-mode KEY MODE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`MODE`	Fit mode: 'width' (letterbox), 'height' (pillarbox), 'stretch'

`trcc display set-orientation`

Set per-device rotation.

trcc display set-orientation KEY DEGREES

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`DEGREES`	Rotation: 0, 90, 180, or 270

`trcc display sleep`

Blank the panel so it goes dark (the shutdown / turn-off action). Sends a solid-black frame (LCD) or an all-off payload (LED) — the same Command the GUI + daemon fire at PC shutdown so the screen doesn't hold its last image lit. Idempotent; auto-connects in a fresh process.

trcc display sleep KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

`trcc display slideshow`

Toggle the per-device slideshow on/off.

trcc display slideshow KEY STATE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`STATE`	'on' / 'off'

`trcc display slideshow-drive`

Actually rotate the configured slideshow, until stopped. slideshow on and configure-slideshow only PERSIST the slideshow. Nothing advanced it outside the gui — the gui runs its own timer, so a slideshow set up here was saved, reported back correctly, and never switched a theme. This registers the driver that rotates it. Unlike slideshow-run (a foreground demo loop over a directory), this uses the persisted config and returns immediately; the rotation continues in the background for as long as the app or daemon is alive.

trcc display slideshow-drive [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

Option	Description
`--stop`	Stop driving instead of starting

`trcc display slideshow-run`

Foreground slideshow over a directory of themes. Different from slideshow / configure-slideshow (which persist state). This is a one-shot loop: blocks until Ctrl-C, swaps to the next theme each tick. Useful for demos + smoke tests; the persisted flow is what production users want.

trcc display slideshow-run [OPTIONS] KEY THEMES_DIR

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`THEMES_DIR`	Directory containing theme subdirectories

Option	Description
`--interval`, `-i` `INTERVAL`	Seconds between theme switches (default: 30.0)

`trcc display snapshot`

Print the persisted LCD state for a device.

trcc display snapshot [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

Option	Description
`--json`	Emit JSON instead of human text.

`trcc display split-mode`

Set the Dynamic Island style (widescreen panels only).

trcc display split-mode KEY MODE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`MODE`	0 (off), 1 (style A), 2 (B), 3 (C)

`trcc display stop-screencast`

Stop an active screencast started by another process (daemon/API).

trcc display stop-screencast KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

`trcc display stop-video`

Clear the video playback override (returns to the active theme).

trcc display stop-video KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

`trcc display test`

Color-cycle the LCD: red → green → blue → black. Smallest end-to-end exercise of the wire chain. Useful when porting a new device class to confirm handshake → frame build → USB send all work before fighting overlay/theme bugs.

trcc display test [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

Option	Description
`--seconds`, `-s` `SECONDS`	Hold each color for this many seconds.

`trcc display test-lcd`

Print an ANSI true-color preview of the LCD's current render. Same pipeline as display play but stops at the renderer surface — no wire send. Useful for headless / sshell debugging where you can't see the physical device.

trcc display test-lcd [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

Option	Description
`--cols`, `-c` `COLS`	Width of the ANSI preview in terminal cells.

`trcc display toggle-video`

Flip video playback between paused / playing (single-verb helper).

trcc display toggle-video KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key

`trcc display upload-mask`

Copy a mask into user_content_dir/masks and apply it to the device.

trcc display upload-mask KEY SOURCE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key
`SOURCE`	Mask image file to copy + apply

`trcc display video-duration`

Print a video's duration in milliseconds (via ffprobe).

trcc display video-duration PATH

Argument	Description
`PATH`	Video file to probe

`trcc display video-status`

Report what the device's video playback is doing (read-only). Answers "is a video loaded, where is it, how fast" without rendering a frame — the query half of the video surface, alongside play-video / stop-video / pause-video / seek-video / loop-video.

trcc display video-status KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

`trcc led`

RGB LED control.

`trcc led brightness`

Set the global LED brightness (persists).

trcc led brightness KEY PERCENT

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001
`PERCENT`	Brightness 0-100

`trcc led clock-format`

Set the 12h/24h clock display for LC2-style segment devices.

trcc led clock-format KEY FMT

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key
`FMT`	'12h' or '24h'

`trcc led color`

Set the LED color used by STATIC / BREATHING / COLORFUL modes.

trcc led color KEY COLOR

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001
`COLOR`	Hex color (#rrggbb)

`trcc led initialize`

Connect + render one initial frame in a single dispatch. Convenience for boot scripts — equivalent to device connect followed by led render, but in one Command so the caller only inspects one Result. Use this on app start; use the individual commands for finer control.

trcc led initialize KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001

`trcc led list-modes`

List every animation mode (STATIC, BREATHING, RAINBOW, …).

trcc led list-modes

`trcc led list-styles`

List every LED style registered in the PM byte registry.

trcc led list-styles

`trcc led load-source`

Pick the sensor source for LOAD_LINKED mode.

trcc led load-source KEY SOURCE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key
`SOURCE`	'cpu' or 'gpu'

`trcc led memory-ratio`

Set the DDR memory multiplier for the LED memory gauge.

trcc led memory-ratio KEY RATIO

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key
`RATIO`	DDR multiplier: 1, 2, or 4

`trcc led mode`

Set the LED animation mode (persists).

trcc led mode KEY MODE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001
`MODE`	One of: static, breathing, colorful, rainbow, temp_linked, load_linked

`trcc led play`

Run the LED render ticker until Ctrl-C. Mirrors display play — dispatches RenderLed every tick so BREATHING / COLORFUL / RAINBOW animations advance. Stops cleanly on SIGINT.

trcc led play [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001

Option	Description
`--interval`, `-i` `INTERVAL`	Tick interval in seconds (default: AppSettings.refresh_interval_s)

`trcc led render`

Render one LED frame from current settings + sensors and send. Reads the device's saved mode / color / brightness from Settings, advances the engine's phase counters on app.led_runtime, and sends one tick. Pass --color to override the saved color (treated as STATIC at full brightness — diagnostic shape).

trcc led render [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001

Option	Description
`--color`, `-c` `COLOR`	Override hex color (#rrggbb); omit to use the saved color
`--phase`, `-p` `PHASE`	Rotation phase for multi-phase displays

`trcc led select-zone`

Set the currently-selected zone (UI state).

trcc led select-zone KEY ZONE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key
`ZONE`	Zone index to select

`trcc led set-colors`

Push a full LED color update.

trcc led set-colors [OPTIONS] KEY COLORS

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001
`COLORS`	Hex colors (#rrggbb), one per LED

Option	Description
`--brightness`, `-b` `BRIGHTNESS`	Global brightness 0–100
`--off`	Force all LEDs off (overrides colors)

`trcc led snapshot`

Print the persisted LED state for a device.

trcc led snapshot [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key

Option	Description
`--json`	Emit JSON instead of human text.

`trcc led temp-source`

Pick the sensor source for TEMP_LINKED mode.

trcc led temp-source KEY SOURCE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key
`SOURCE`	'cpu' or 'gpu'

`trcc led test-led`

Print an ANSI true-color preview of the LED zones in the terminal. Reads the current zone color list from LedSnapshot and paints each zone as a coloured square — handy for visualising multi-zone strips during headless debugging.

trcc led test-led KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001

`trcc led test-mode`

Toggle the 4-color diagnostic test cycle.

trcc led test-mode KEY ON

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001
`ON`	Enable (true) or disable (false)

`trcc led toggle`

Turn the LED device (or one zone) on/off.

trcc led toggle [OPTIONS] KEY STATE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001
`STATE`	'on' or 'off' (or use --zone N to target one zone)

Option	Description
`--zone`, `-z` `ZONE`	Toggle a single zone (omit for global toggle)

`trcc led toggle-segment`

Flip one segment on/off (segment-display devices).

trcc led toggle-segment KEY INDEX STATE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key
`INDEX`	Segment index
`STATE`	'on' or 'off'

`trcc led week-start`

Pick the week-start day on devices that show a day-of-week display.

trcc led week-start KEY DAY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key
`DAY`	'sunday' or 'monday'

`trcc led zone-brightness`

Set one zone's persistent brightness.

trcc led zone-brightness KEY ZONE PERCENT

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001
`ZONE`	Zone index (0-based)
`PERCENT`	Brightness 0-100

`trcc led zone-color`

Set one zone's persistent color.

trcc led zone-color KEY ZONE COLOR

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001
`ZONE`	Zone index (0-based)
`COLOR`	Hex color (#rrggbb)

`trcc led zone-mode`

Set one zone's persistent animation mode.

trcc led zone-mode KEY ZONE MODE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001
`ZONE`	Zone index (0-based)
`MODE`	One of: static, breathing, colorful, rainbow, temp_linked, load_linked

`trcc led zone-sync`

Toggle the zone-sync carousel (optionally set the interval).

trcc led zone-sync [OPTIONS] KEY STATE

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key
`STATE`	'on' or 'off'

Option	Description
`--interval`, `-i` `INTERVAL`	Set ticks-per-rotation alongside the toggle

`trcc led zone-sync-zones`

Choose WHICH zones take part in the zone-sync carousel. zone-sync turns the carousel on and sets its interval; this says which pages rotate in it. Without this, that choice existed only in the gui.

trcc led zone-sync-zones KEY ZONES

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key
`ZONES`	Comma-separated on/off per zone, e.g. 'on,off,on,on'

`trcc system`

System-level operations (setup, sensors, info).

`trcc system autostart`

Manage auto-launch-on-login (XDG .desktop on Linux).

`trcc system autostart disable`

Remove the autostart entry.

trcc system autostart disable

`trcc system autostart enable`

Install the autostart entry (per-user, no sudo required). All four UIs can start at login; without --target the entry launches the gui, which is what it always did.

trcc system autostart enable [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--target`, `-t` `TARGET`	Which UI starts with the computer (api, daemon, gui, qtgui). Default: gui.

`trcc system autostart refresh`

Re-render an existing entry so it picks up a new launch path. The repair for a moved install (#201): an entry written by an older install keeps its old Exec= forever. Does NOT enable autostart — with no entry installed it reports so and changes nothing.

trcc system autostart refresh

`trcc system autostart status`

Show whether auto-launch-on-login is enabled.

trcc system autostart status

`trcc system check-update`

Ask GitHub Releases whether a newer version is available.

trcc system check-update

`trcc system dashboard`

Print the sensor-dashboard layout — panels, rows and their bindings. The grid the GUI's System Info screen edits, stored at <config_dir>/system_config.json. Unbound rows render as -- in the GUI and are shown here as <unbound>: the row's target sensor does not exist on this machine (no DDR5 SPD temp, no SMART disk temp, fewer fan headers than slots). Reading is non-destructive — auto-mapping is recomputed every time and NOT written back, so the layout heals itself when hardware changes. Pass --save-auto-map to freeze what you see.

trcc system dashboard [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--save-auto-map`	Persist the auto-mapped bindings instead of only showing them.

`trcc system dashboard-add`

Add an empty custom panel to the sensor dashboard. Four unbound rows, ready for dashboard-bind. What a new panel IS lives on the model, so this, the GUI and qtgui all add the same thing.

trcc system dashboard-add [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--name` `NAME`	Panel name.

`trcc system dashboard-bind`

Bind one dashboard row to a sensor. The sensor must exist on this machine — the GUIs bind by picking from a list and cannot name one that does not, so neither can this. The unit comes from the sensor rather than the caller, for the same reason.

trcc system dashboard-bind INDEX ROW SENSOR_ID

Argument	Description
`INDEX`	Panel index from `dashboard`.
`ROW`	Row within the panel (0-based).
`SENSOR_ID`	Sensor id from `list-sensors`.

`trcc system dashboard-delete`

Delete a panel from the sensor dashboard. Deleting the only panel is refused — an empty layout would make the next read fall back to defaults, a wipe dressed up as a write.

trcc system dashboard-delete INDEX

Argument	Description
`INDEX`	Panel index from `dashboard`.

`trcc system dashboard-rename`

Rename a sensor-dashboard panel.

trcc system dashboard-rename INDEX NAME

Argument	Description
`INDEX`	Panel index from `dashboard`.
`NAME`	The new panel name.

`trcc system debug-report`

Generate a debug report bundle for GitHub issues.

trcc system debug-report [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--output`, `-o` `OUTPUT`	Write the report to this path instead of stdout. Recommended when filing a GitHub issue — attach the file.
`--log-lines` `LOG_LINES`	How many trailing log lines to include (default 1000).

`trcc system doctor`

Run health checks — exits 1 on any FAIL. The reporter-friendly summary tells you what's wrong + how to fix it. For a copy-paste GitHub-issue dump, use system debug-report instead.

trcc system doctor

`trcc system download`

Pre-fetch the theme + cloud + mask archives for a resolution. DiscoverDevices runs this implicitly the first time a device of a given resolution attaches. Call it directly to populate the local cache while you have network — handy for headless setups that'll later run offline. Idempotent.

trcc system download WIDTH HEIGHT

Argument	Description
`WIDTH`	Display width (px), e.g. 320
`HEIGHT`	Display height (px), e.g. 320

`trcc system first-run-status`

Show whether trcc has been set up on this machine yet.

trcc system first-run-status

`trcc system hdd-enabled`

Toggle inclusion of HDD metrics in sensor broadcasts.

trcc system hdd-enabled STATE

Argument	Description
`STATE`	'on' or 'off'

`trcc system health`

Quick read-only health report — same checks as doctor, no exit code.

trcc system health

`trcc system hid-debug`

Connect to key + print handshake details for a GitHub issue paste. Composes ConnectDevice (returns handshake bytes + parsed resolution / model id / serial) and LcdSnapshot to dump the persisted state. Output is plain text — copy + paste-friendly.

trcc system hid-debug KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

`trcc system info`

Show current sensor metrics (CPU/GPU/fan/disk/net readings). Mirrors legacy trcc info — dispatches ReadSensors and prints each reading. Use --metric <prefix> to narrow the output; pass no args for everything. For paths / install info / permissions, see trcc system platform-info.

trcc system info [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--metric`, `-m` `METRIC`	Filter readings whose `sensor_id` startswith this prefix (e.g. cpu, gpu, mem, disk, net, fan, time).

`trcc system lang`

Print the currently-active UI language code. Read-only — for "what language is TRCC in right now?" without digging through snapshot. Use set-language to change it.

trcc system lang

`trcc system led-debug`

LED device handshake + zone/segment dump + optional test cycle. Composes ConnectDevice and LedSnapshot for a one- shot diagnostic. Pass --test-colors to cycle the device's test pattern so you can confirm wire-up visually.

trcc system led-debug [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	LED device key, e.g. 0416:8001

Option	Description
`--test-colors`	After handshake, enable the 4-color test cycle (Ctrl-C to stop).

`trcc system list-disk-sensors`

List drive THERMAL sensors — the list disk_temp comes from. Not the same as 'list-disks', which enumerates mounted partitions and shares no key with this list. Pick one of these with 'trcc config disk'.

trcc system list-disk-sensors

`trcc system list-disks`

List mounted partitions — NOT the drive list disk_temp comes from.

trcc system list-disks

`trcc system list-endpoints`

Enumerate every HTTP route the REST API exposes. Builds the FastAPI app (no uvicorn) and walks its router so the output reflects what trcc api / trcc serve would serve.

trcc system list-endpoints

`trcc system list-fans`

List fans the sensors aggregator exposes, with live readings. Read-only diagnostic (#145/#207) — snapshot() maps fans to theme slots automatically (GPU slot follows the picked GPU); this shows what the box exposes.

trcc system list-fans

`trcc system list-fonts`

List font families Qt can see.

trcc system list-fonts

`trcc system list-gpus`

List GPUs exposed by the sensors aggregator.

trcc system list-gpus

`trcc system list-languages`

List every UI language the i18n table supports.

trcc system list-languages

`trcc system list-sensors`

Print every sensor the platform enumerates — descriptors only. Read-only enumeration: no polling, no values. Pair with system sensors (or system info --metric <prefix>) when you want the current readings instead.

trcc system list-sensors

`trcc system mark-setup-done`

Tell trcc the welcome flow has been completed.

trcc system mark-setup-done

`trcc system memory-slots`

List DRAM slots — size/type/speed/manufacturer, plus timings on Linux. Timings (tCAS/tRCD/tRP/tRAS/tRC/tRFC) come from SPD + the live memory controller and are Linux-only today; other platforms show NC. This is what the LC1-style memory panel renders, and it is worth pasting into a bug report about that panel.

trcc system memory-slots

`trcc system paths`

Show where this install keeps config, data, logs and user content. Answers "where did my theme go?" and "which log do I attach to an issue?" without the user guessing at ~/.trcc versus ~/.trcc-user. With --key the answer is that device's: the resolution comes from its handshake (oriented) and the theme/cloud dirs name its per-SKU library, so the output points at the directories the app actually opens for it.

trcc system paths [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--resolution`, `-r` `RESOLUTION`	WxH (e.g. 854x480) — also show the per-resolution theme/mask dirs
`--key`, `-k` `KEY`	Device key (e.g. 0402:3922) — use that cooler's own artwork libraries, and its resolution when --resolution is omitted

`trcc system platform-info`

Show platform info (distro, install method, config dir, permissions).

trcc system platform-info

`trcc system sensors`

Print current sensor readings.

trcc system sensors

`trcc system setup`

Run the OS-specific setup (udev rules on Linux, WinUSB guide on Windows). Applies by default — this is the documented first-run step, so making it refuse without a flag would put a wall in front of onboarding. --dry-run is the only way to not apply. --yes used to mean the opposite of what it said. It was wired to the platform's interactive flag, where False meant "change nothing", so trcc system setup --yes PREVIEWED the udev rules instead of writing them and then reported success — and the user hit permission errors on a device the setup had told them was configured (#285). It is kept and now simply means "apply", which is what anyone passing it intended; there is no confirmation of our own to skip, and the sudo password prompt is not something a flag here can or should suppress.

trcc system setup [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--yes`, `-y`	Apply the changes without confirming
`--dry-run`	Show what would be done, change nothing

`trcc system snapshot`

Print the AppSettings snapshot (language, GPU, refresh interval).

trcc system snapshot [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--json`	Emit JSON instead of human text.

`trcc system upgrade`

Upgrade trcc-linux via the detected package manager.

trcc system upgrade [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--yes`, `-y`	Skip confirmation and run the upgrade subprocess.
`--dry-run`	Print the command that would run, don't execute it.

`trcc theme`

Save / export / import themes.

`trcc theme cloud-download`

Cache a cloud theme locally WITHOUT applying it to a device. cloud-load downloads AND applies — it persists the background and starts playback. This is the download half on its own: useful for pre-fetching a catalog over a slow link, or warming the cache before a demo, without disturbing what a panel is currently showing. Needs no device and no connection. Idempotent: an already-cached theme is not fetched again. --resolution is the ORIENTED catalog size the cloud library is keyed by (854x480 and 480x854 are different libraries), not necessarily the panel's native size.

trcc theme cloud-download [OPTIONS] THEME_ID

Argument	Description
`THEME_ID`	Cloud theme id, e.g. a001

Option	Description
`--resolution`, `-r` `RESOLUTION`	Oriented catalog size, e.g. 320x320 or 480x854.

`trcc theme cloud-downloaded`

List the cloud themes actually DOWNLOADED for this device. cloud-list shows Thermalright's hosted catalog — what EXISTS. This shows what is on disk for the canvas, which is a different question and had no answer outside the REST API. The directory is REPORTED by the query rather than re-spelled from the resolution: a per-SKU panel reads 1600720l while one whose variant archive has not landed falls back to the generic name.

trcc theme cloud-downloaded [OPTIONS] KEY

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922

Option	Description
`--resolution`, `-r` `RESOLUTION`	Canvas to list for (e.g. 320x320). Needed when the device isn't connected — a scan reports no canvas, only a handshake does.

`trcc theme cloud-list`

List themes in Thermalright's hosted catalog.

trcc theme cloud-list [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--category`, `-c` `CATEGORY`	Category prefix: 'all' / 'a' / 'b' / 'c' / 'd' / 'e' / 'y'

`trcc theme cloud-load`

Download a cloud theme and load it on a device.

trcc theme cloud-load KEY THEME_ID

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`THEME_ID`	Cloud theme id, e.g. a001

`trcc theme create`

One-shot theme builder: bg + optional mask + overlay metrics → save. Mirrors legacy trcc theme --save. Dispatches a chain of existing Commands: LoadImage for the background, UploadCustomMask if --mask given, AddOverlayElement per --metric arg, then SaveTheme to persist the result. Stops on the first failure and leaves the device in whatever state was reached.

trcc theme create [OPTIONS] KEY NAME

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`NAME`	Theme name to save as

Option	Description
`--bg`, `-b` `BACKGROUND`	Background image (PNG/JPG/BMP/WEBP)
`--mask` `MASK`	Optional mask PNG to overlay (custom_/01.png)
`--metric`, `-m` `METRIC`	Overlay metric spec: 'metric_key:x,y[:color[:size]]' — e.g. 'cpu:temp:160,90:#ff8800:24'. color defaults to '#ffffff', size defaults to 16. Repeatable.

`trcc theme delete`

Delete a theme directory. Path-based to match legacy's delete_theme(lcd, path) — the caller already has the resolved path from theme list output.

trcc theme delete PATH

Argument	Description
`PATH`	Absolute path to the theme directory to delete

`trcc theme export`

Zip a theme into an archive file.

trcc theme export KEY THEME_NAME ARCHIVE_PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key (e.g. 0402:3922) whose resolution scopes the lookup
`THEME_NAME`	Theme name (directory under user_theme_dir(w, h))
`ARCHIVE_PATH`	Destination archive path (e.g. theme.tr)

`trcc theme export-config`

Snapshot one device's settings to a JSON file. Captures everything in DeviceSettings: active theme path, brightness, orientation, overlay edits, mask choice, format prefs. Pair with trcc theme import-config to restore on another host or after a wipe.

trcc theme export-config KEY OUTPUT_PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`OUTPUT_PATH`	Destination JSON path (e.g. mydevice.json)

`trcc theme export-dc`

Write a theme out as legacy config1.dc for Windows TRCC users.

trcc theme export-dc KEY THEME_NAME OUTPUT_PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key (e.g. 0402:3922) — its resolution scopes the lookup and layers the user's overlay elements into the export
`THEME_NAME`	Theme name (directory under user_theme_dir(w, h))
`OUTPUT_PATH`	Where to write the config1.dc file

`trcc theme export-overlay`

Export just a theme's overlay layout (the metric grid) for sharing — lighter than the whole-theme zip and distinct from the DC binary.

trcc theme export-overlay KEY THEME_NAME OUTPUT_PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key (e.g. 0402:3922) — its resolution scopes the lookup
`THEME_NAME`	Theme name (directory under user_theme_dir(w, h))
`OUTPUT_PATH`	Where to write the overlay layout file

`trcc theme import`

Unpack a theme archive into the device's per-resolution theme dir.

trcc theme import KEY ARCHIVE_PATH [NAME]

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key (e.g. 0402:3922) whose resolution scopes the target
`ARCHIVE_PATH`	Archive to unpack
`NAME`	Theme name (defaults to archive filename stem) (optional)

`trcc theme import-config`

Restore one device's settings from an export-config JSON file.

trcc theme import-config KEY INPUT_PATH

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key, e.g. 0402:3922
`INPUT_PATH`	Source JSON written by `trcc theme export-config`

`trcc theme list`

List themes for a device resolution. By default scans both data/theme{W}{H} (pkg + GitHub-downloaded) and user_content_dir/data/theme{W}{H} (legacy user-saved location) so installed-user themes show up alongside fresh downloads.

trcc theme list [OPTIONS] [KEY]

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key (e.g. 0402:3922) — its resolution scopes the scan. Required unless --dir is given. (optional)

Option	Description
`--dir`, `-d` `DIRECTORY`	Override: scan an explicit directory instead of the device's theme dirs.

`trcc theme save`

Duplicate the device's active theme directory under a new name.

trcc theme save [OPTIONS] KEY NAME

Argument	Description
`KEY`	Device key whose active theme to save
`NAME`	New theme name (directory under user_content_dir)

Option	Description
`--overwrite`	Replace an existing theme of that name. The save stages and swaps, so a failed overwrite leaves the previous theme intact.

Files

Path	Contents
`~/.trcc/`	Program + cloud data and config (`trcc.json`, logs)
`~/.trcc-user/`	User-authored themes, backgrounds, and masks

Report bugs at https://github.com/Lexonight1/thermalright-trcc-linux/issues — include the output of trcc report.

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Commands

trcc api

trcc daemon

trcc daemon-status

trcc detect

trcc doctor

trcc ensure-daemon

trcc gui

trcc kill

trcc qtgui

trcc quickstart

trcc report

trcc sensors

trcc serve

trcc setup

trcc shell

trcc status

trcc version

trcc config

trcc config date-format

trcc config disk

trcc config gpu

trcc config language

trcc config refresh-interval

trcc config temp-unit

trcc config time-format

trcc device

trcc device canvas

trcc device connect

trcc device disconnect

trcc device issues

trcc device list

trcc device reset

trcc device state

trcc display

trcc display apply-mask

trcc display background

trcc display background-mode

trcc display boot-anim

trcc display color

trcc display configure-slideshow

trcc display export-video

trcc display keepalive

trcc display list-masks

trcc display load-image

trcc display load-theme

trcc display load-video

trcc display loop-video

trcc display mask-position

trcc display mask-visible

trcc display media-player

trcc display overlay

trcc display overlay-add

trcc display overlay-background

trcc display overlay-delete

trcc display overlay-flash

trcc display overlay-list

trcc display overlay-render

trcc display overlay-update

trcc display pause-video

trcc display play

trcc display play-video

trcc display restore-theme

trcc display resume

trcc display screencast

trcc display seek-video

trcc display send-image

trcc display set-brightness

trcc display set-fit-mode

trcc display set-orientation

trcc display sleep