# `imd` command-line reference: source unavailable

**Status: incomplete.** The executable named in the assignment, `/opt/imd-worker/bin/imd`, was unavailable. No subcommands, options, or command purposes could be verified. This report is not a usable command reference.

## Evidence

The primary source requested was the local executable at `/opt/imd-worker/bin/imd`. These read-only checks returned exit status `2`:

```text
$ ls -l /opt/imd-worker/bin/imd
ls: cannot access '/opt/imd-worker/bin/imd': No such file or directory

$ ls -la /opt/imd-worker /opt/imd-worker/bin
ls: cannot access '/opt/imd-worker': No such file or directory
ls: cannot access '/opt/imd-worker/bin': No such file or directory
```

These diagnostics establish that the specified source was inaccessible at that path during inspection. No help output, version output, or command definitions were obtained. No daemon commands were executed.

## Findings and limits

- **Assignment-provided description:** `imd` is described as a daemon command-line tool. Its behavior was not independently verified.
- **Observed fact:** the named executable and its parent directories were unavailable, as shown above.
- **Inference:** a complete, attributable command reference requires access to that executable's help or matching authoritative command definitions. Guessing from the tool's name would not establish its interface.
- **Unanswered:** the complete subcommand inventory; each command's purpose, arguments, options, defaults, and required values; and whether commands exist for identity, key files, device pairing, signing, exports, or tokens. Those areas come from the assignment, not observed capabilities.

Completion requires the specified executable or authoritative documentation/source matching the intended version. No command names or flags are asserted here.