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Available Flags

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Syntax and Example Usage

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—help, -h

Show help information for any command.

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—output, -o

string
Default table. Output format: table, json, or csv. Use json or csv when piping results to other tools or scripts, and table for human-friendly interactive use.

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—json

Shorthand for --output json.

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—no-color, -n

By default, output is colored. Disable colors when piping results to scripts, log files, or CI systems where ANSI codes may cause issues. Can also be set globally via the NO_COLOR environment variable.
You rarely need this flag directly — output is already plain and colorless whenever it isn’t attached to a real terminal (a pipe, a redirect, or CI). --no-color is for forcing that on a real terminal too.

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—profile

string
Default default. Named credential profile to use — see Authentication.

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—verbose, -v

Verbose logging — request timing, retries, and underlying API calls. Useful when troubleshooting.

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—quiet, -q

List commands only. Prints just the bare ID of each row, one per line, nothing else — built for piping into xargs.