fuse environment get

Show one environment's details

fuse environment get <id>

No flags beyond the globals. Prints the environment’s full detail: state, task ID, host ID, agent address, resource spec (CPUs, RAM, storage, region, max runtime), one row per published endpoint, and, whenever the environment carries an error message (a failed drain command, say, or a stuck-task teardown), an error row. failed is not a state get can return, it appears only in the event stream.

$ fuse environment get fuse-abc123
id              fuse-abc123
state           running
task id         my-task
host id         prod-east-1
agent           10.0.0.5:19551
cpus            2
ram mb          2048
storage gb      10
region          us-east
max runtime s   3600
created         2026-01-15 10:00
updated         2026-01-15 10:01
endpoint http   10.0.0.5:41337  ->  guest :8080

The agent row is the host-side DNAT address for the guest agent (FUSE_HOST_PORT_BASE plus the VM’s slot index), not the in-guest port, and it carries no scheme. It is the environment’s url field on the wire.

An endpoint row appears for each entry the Fusefile’s expose: block published, once the provider reports an address for it. The label is the entry’s as name, or its guest port when it has none, and the value pairs the reachable address with the guest port it forwards to. An environment with no expose: block has no endpoint rows.