If you need some grepping, you may want to run custom shell wrapper around commandline application.
This page is wrapper around that anyway.
options DIR1 DIR2 DIR3 ... DIRn or options JOB_NAME-1 buildPointer1.1 buildPointer1.2 ... jobPointer1.N JOB_NAME-2 buildPointer2.1 buildPointer2.2 ... jobPointer2.N ... JOB_NAME-N ...jobPointerN.N options: -output=color|html|html2 default output is 'plain text'. 0-1 of -output is allowed. -view=info-summary|info-summary-suites|info-problems|info-hide-details|diff-summary|diff-summary-suites|diff-details|diff-list|hide-positives|hide-negatives|hide-misses|hide-totals|diff|info default view is 'all'. 0-N of -view is allowed. job pointers are numbers. If zero or negative, then it is 0 for last one, -1 for one beofre last ... When using even number of build pointers, you can use -fill switch to consider them as rows Another strange argument is -keep-failed which will include failed/aborted/not-existing builds/dirs during listing.