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Use the Docyrus CLI (`docyrus`) to interact with the Docyrus platform from the terminal. Use when the user asks to authenticate, list apps, query or manage data records (`ds`), manage dev app data source schema objects (`studio`) including data sources, fields, enums, data views, forms, webforms, HTML/PDF export templates, and email templates, manage automations and their triggers/action nodes (`automation`), build or edit custom AI agents and their sub-resources (`agent`), set an app's AI agent context or manage app-scoped AI tools (`apps`), list tenant email accounts and send emails (`messaging`), manage tenant account settings — brands, the current user's profile, and tenant regional/formatting preferences (`account`), discover and call connectors (`connect`), send API requests, switch tenants/accounts, discover tenant OpenAPI specs, drive browser automation (`browser`), chat with platform agents (`docy`), launch the pi cowork/coding agents (`opsy`/`cody`/`coder`), run the agent bridge server (`server`), manage the repo knowledge graph (`knowledge`) and project plan (`project-plan`), cut releases (`release`), or use the terminal UI via `docyrus tui`. Triggers on `docyrus ds list`, `docyrus ds comments`, `docyrus ds files upload`, `docyrus studio`, `docyrus studio search-fields`, `docyrus automation`, `docyrus automation create-node`, `docyrus agent`, `docyrus apps create`, `docyrus apps set-agent-context`, `docyrus apps ai-tools`, `docyrus messaging email send`, `docyrus account brands`, `docyrus account user-profile`, `docyrus account tenant-preferences`, `docyrus connect`, `docyrus discover`, `docyrus auth`, `docyrus browser`, `docyrus knowledge`, `docyrus project-plan`, `docyrus release`, `docyrus server`, `docyrus tui`, or any terminal-based Docyrus workflow.

Docyrus CLI

Command index for the docyrus CLI (@docyrus/docyrus). This skill is a quick reference to what commands exist. For exact flags, arguments, and payload shapes of any command, run its help — that is the authoritative, always-current source:

docyrus <command> --help                 # flags + args for a command or group
docyrus <command> <subcommand> --help     # drill into a subcommand
docyrus <command> --llms                  # machine-readable (LLM) manifest of a command tree

Conventions (apply across all commands)

Output: add --json (or --format <toon|json|yaml|md|jsonl>) for machine-readable output; --verbose shows the full envelope.
Flag forms: --help prints flags in kebab-case (--app-slug, --from-file); the parser also accepts the camelCase schema keys (--appSlug, --fromFile). Both work.
Selectors are exclusive pairs — pass exactly one of each; the CLI resolves the other: --appId | --appSlug, --dataSourceId | --dataSourceSlug, --fieldId | --fieldSlug, etc.
Write payloads: mutating commands take convenience flags and/or --data '<json>' / --from-file <path.json>. Explicit flags merge over the JSON. Complex objects (nested data, field_mapping, schemas, conditions) must go through --data/--from-file.
Settings scope & sessions: settings live in a project-local ./.docyrus/ folder (ancestor-resolved from cwd); -g/--global uses ~/.docyrus/. Auth and the active tenant are per-scope.
Escape hatch: docyrus curl <path> [-X .. -d .. -G] sends an authenticated request to any API path — use it for endpoints without a dedicated command (e.g. template render, webform items). For complex reads, pass query params as one JSON object with -G -d '{...}' (URL-encoded for you).

Command index

Run docyrus <command> --help for flags. Groups marked (group) have their own subcommands — drill in with --help.

auth — authentication, accounts, tenants

login · logout · who · tenant · set-tokens · sso-session · github · sandbox · git-credential · accounts (group) · tenants (group)

apps — apps & app-scoped resources

create (requires --slug) · clone · templates · check-slug (app creation + local-dev bootstrap — see docyrus-create-app) · list · update · delete · restore · permanent-delete · set-agent-context · actions (group: action CRUD + run) · ai-tools (group: app-scoped AI tool CRUD — see docyrus-app-ai-tools)

ds — data records (CRUD + sub-objects)

get (data source metadata) · list (query records) · create · update · delete · comments (group: record comments) · files (group: record file attachments, incl. upload)

dsql — logical SQL querying

query (read-only SELECT over appSlug.dataSourceSlug) · ask (NL → query → run) · generate (NL → query, no run) · schema (group: schema discovery). See docyrus-dsql-query-design. Custom query records (saved, parameterized query templates): list-custom-query · get-custom-query · create-custom-query · update-custom-query · delete-custom-query · run-custom-query (execute; --debug = compiled SQL, --simulate = EXPLAIN ANALYZE). See docyrus-custom-query.

studio — dev app schema CRUD

Data sources: create-data-source · get-data-source · update-data-source · delete-data-source · restore-data-source · permanent-delete-data-source · list-data-sources · bulk-create-data-sources Fields: create-field · get-field · update-field · delete-field · list-fields · create-fields-batch · update-fields-batch · delete-fields-batch · search-fields Enums: create-enums · update-enums · delete-enums · list-enums · search-enums · search-enum-sets Data views: create-data-view · get-data-view · update-data-view · delete-data-view · list-data-views Forms: create-form · get-form · update-form · delete-form · list-forms Webforms: create-webform · get-webform · update-webform · delete-webform · list-webforms (see docyrus-webform-design) HTML/PDF templates: create-html-template · get-html-template · update-html-template · delete-html-template · list-html-templates (see docyrus-print-pdf-template-design) Email templates: create-email-template · get-email-template · update-email-template · delete-email-template · list-email-templates (see docyrus-email-template-design) → Design how-to: docyrus-data-source-design.

automation — workflows

Automations: create · get · update · delete · list Triggers: create-trigger · update-trigger · delete-trigger · get-trigger · list-triggers Action nodes: create-node · update-node · delete-node · get-node · list-nodes → Design how-to: docyrus-automation-design.

agent — custom AI agents & sub-resources

Agent: create · get · update · delete · list · upload Sub-resource groups (each list/get/create/update/delete): models · tools · data-sources · docs · mcps · connections · dynamic-contexts · workflow-steps · deployments · deployment-tools · deployment-data-sources · workflow-jobs (read-only + delete) · tasks · recurring-tasks → Design how-to: docyrus-agent-design.

messaging — email & notifications

accounts (list tenant email accounts) · email (group: incl. send)

account — tenant account management

brands (group: tenant brand CRUD — list · get · create · update · delete · fetch-from-website) · user-profile (group: get · update the current user's own profile) · tenant-preferences (group: get · update the tenant's regional/formatting preferences)

brands — the tenant's visual identity, typography, voice, and content guidelines (tenant_brand). create/update take camelCase convenience flags (1:1 with the snake_case DTO keys) plus --data / --from-file; --name is required on create. → Manage how-to (incl. full field catalog): docyrus-tenant-brand-management.
user-profile — the authenticated user's own profile (get/update, no selector). update flags cover the self-service fields: --firstname · --lastname · --mobile · --dateOfBirth · --gender · --timeZone · --language.
tenant-preferences — the workspace's regional/formatting settings. update is tenant-admin only and takes camelCase flags (1:1 with the snake_case --data keys) plus --data / --from-file: --language · --locale · --timeZone · --startWeekOn · --fiscalYear · --dateFormat · --dateTimeFormat · --timeFormat · --longDateFormat · --businessHoursBegin · --businessHoursEnd · --dailyWorkingHours (seconds) · --weeklyWorkingCapacity · --timeRounding · --baseCurrency · --currencyAbbrPosition (BEFORE/AFTER) · --decimalPrecision · --decimalSeparator · --thousandSeparator. get returns just the preferences record (camelCase keys).

→ user-profile / tenant-preferences how-to (incl. full field catalog): docyrus-account-settings.

connect — connectors & actions

list-connectors · get-connector · list-connections · get-action · run-action · curl (request through a connector's provider auth) → Usage how-to: docyrus-integrations-and-connectors.

discover — tenant OpenAPI discovery

api (download spec) · namespaces · path · endpoint · entity · search

curl — raw API

docyrus curl <path> [-X <method>] [-d <body>] [-G] [-H <header>] — authenticated request to any Docyrus API path.

Body: docyrus curl -X POST /v1/apps -d '{"name":"..."}' — a JSON -d is sent as the request body.
Query params: with -G, pass -d a single JSON object — each key becomes a query param, nested values are JSON-stringified, and every value is URL-encoded for you. This is the way to send complex reads (columns, filters, childQueries) without escaping: docyrus curl "/v1/apps/<app>/data-sources/<ds>/items/<id>" -G -d '{"columns":"id,rel(id,name),app_child__ref","childQueries":[{"alias":"app_child__ref","from":"app_child","using":"ref","columns":"name"}]}'
-d is a single value (not repeatable) and there is no --data-urlencode — the -G JSON-object form above replaces both.

AI agents & runtime

docy "<prompt>" (chat with the platform's main AI agent) · opsy (pi Cowork agent) · cody / coder (pi Coding agent) · server (HTTP bridge from a pi agent to AI SDK useChat)

browser — browser automation (local Chrome or remote Cloudflare)

start · nav · snapshot · click · fill · select · eval · run-script · screenshot · content · console · network · cookies · devtools · info · tabs · wait · close

knowledge — repo knowledge graph (dev tooling)

search · section · locate · refs · expand · check · doctor · audit-staged · pre-commit · list-impacted · init · generate-initial · refresh · config · hook

project-plan — repo-tracked project plan (dev tooling)

show · summary · list-phases · list-features · list-tasks · find-tasks · get-task · upsert-phase · upsert-feature · upsert-task · set-task-status · set-order · ensure · check · config · create-linked-todo · upsert-from-architect · upsert-from-plan

release — versioning

new-version · status

tui — terminal UI

docyrus tui — launch the OpenTUI terminal UI (requires Bun; if Bun is missing, offers to install it in an interactive terminal).

Built-ins

docyrus completions (shell completion) · docyrus mcp add (register as MCP server) · docyrus skills add (sync skill files) · global --mcp (start as MCP stdio server).

Related skills

For creating apps and bootstrapping local development (docyrus apps create / clone / templates), use docyrus-create-app. For designing the things these commands manage, use the dedicated skills: docyrus-data-source-design, docyrus-automation-design, docyrus-agent-design, docyrus-app-ai-tools, docyrus-email-template-design, docyrus-print-pdf-template-design, docyrus-webform-design, docyrus-acl-design (docyrus acl), docyrus-tenant-brand-management (docyrus account brands), docyrus-account-settings (docyrus account user-profile / tenant-preferences), docyrus-dsql-query-design, docyrus-custom-query (saved query records via docyrus dsql *-custom-query). For platform architecture/concepts: docyrus-platform. For the REST API in app code: docyrus-api-dev.