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version

Print the driverforge CLI version and, when a controller is selected, the Director and Anvil Agent versions running on it.

Usage​

driverforge version

With no controller selected, it prints just the CLI version.

--version​

The conventional flag works too, printing the same CLI version line and nothing else:

driverforge --version

Unlike the subcommand, the flag never reaches out to a controller and skips the CLI's first-run prompts and update check entirely, so it is safe for scripts and shell prompts. Once you've selected a controller (driverforge device select), version also reaches that controller's Anvil Agent (best-effort) and reports:

  • Controller: the controller's name
  • Director: the Control4 Director (OS) version
  • Anvil Agent: the agent version installed on the controller
  • MAC: the controller's MAC address

If the controller can't be reached, that line reads unreachable; the CLI version is always printed regardless.

Global flags​

Every driverforge command also accepts these global flags: --verbose/-v, --project-dir, --no-tui, --no-update-check, and --help/-h. See the overview for details.