abquery: (works quite well)
Search your address book by name.
Enter a search phrase that abquery matches to the address book name fields.
appLoad: (n/a)
Force Springboard to acknowledge new applications in the standard locations,
/Applications and /var/mobile/Applications.
appSearch: (uncaught exception)
Search the App Store from the command line. Enter a simple query phrase.
badge: (...)
Badge application icons on Springboard with names, numbers, whatever.
deviceinfo: (ok)
Query your iPod or iPhone for device attributes including platform name, processor, etc.
findme: (Bus error)
Return your current location's latitude and longitude. New version returns XML.
ip-print: (good)
Show the current IP address used by your iPhone.
itmsSearch: (uncaught exception)
Launch an iTunes store search from the command line.
launch: (uncaught exception)
Run an application from the command line as if it had been launched in Springboard.
You must submit the application id, e.g. launch com.apple.Calculator
notificationWatcher: (ok)
Listen for standard and/or Core Telephony notifications.
Notification watcher eavesdrops on these system-wide notifications,
which are sent using the BSD notification system (aka "Darwin Notification Center").
-s listen to standard notifications.
-t listen to core telephony notifications.
openURL: (works quite well)
Launch a URL from the command line, e.g. openURL http://ericasadun.com or openURL tel://5055551212.
play: (nope)
Play an audio file. Takes one argument, the name of the file.
plutil: (ok)
Property-list utility based on Apple's and expanded with extra functionality.
Run without arguments for a usage maessage.
-convert format
recAudio: (works quite well)
Record audio from the onboard microphone.
restart: (same as /usr/bin/respring)
A non-locking 2.0 safe version of restarting Springboard.
sb: (ok)
A springboard-specific utility that allows you to set, reset and query your springboard prefs.
Run without arguments for usage message.
sbar: (ok)
Test status bar icons.
Usage message gives info on how to use this utility.
tweet: (???)
Send an update to twitter.
Takes 3 arguments: username, password, and the tweet itself.
Use quotes if necessary on the tweet, to keep it as one argument.
urlclip: (works quite well)
Create a webclip (either normal or tel://) on springboard from the command-line.
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