Command reference
Every celigo command, one page each. Most resource commands share the same shape, so once you know one you know them all.
The common shape
list
List the resources. Add --integration <id> where supported to scope to one integration.
get <id>
Fetch one resource by ID.
create
Create from a JSON body. Read it from a file with -f, --file <path> (recommended) or pipe it on stdin.
update <id>
Full replace from a JSON body (--file or stdin). Pass --force to submit a body that still holds masked *** credential values.
set <id> key=value …
Targeted field edit. Whitelisted fields apply via an atomic PATCH; others round-trip GET, modify, PUT. Load a field from a file with key=file://<path>.
delete <id>
Delete by ID (-y to skip the prompt).
dependencies <id>
List what references the resource, so you know if it is safe to delete.
audit <id>
Show the change history for one resource.
Individual commands add their own subcommands on top of this (for example flows run, flows test-run, connections ping, jobs diagnostics). Every command accepts the global flags.
File-based input (
-f, --file <path>oncreate/update, andkey=file://<path>onset) shipped in celigo-cli 2026.6.1. It avoids shell escaping and works the same in bash and PowerShell.
All commands
Account-wide operations: snapshot, search, dependencies, lint, stats.
Manage AI agents (LLM-powered import steps).
Manage API endpoints (builder and script modes).
Manage async helpers (polling configs for long-running API operations).
View audit logs.
Manage CLI configuration.
Manage connections (credentials and configuration for external systems).
Manage connectors (installable integration applications).
Choose which source tables and objects a sync replicates, and how.
Search Celigo's product documentation: AI answers with cited source articles.
Manage EDI document profiles for trading partners.
Query EDI transaction logs from the B2B Manager dashboard.
Manage end users (external MCP users): list, effective access, invite, revoke.
Manage environments (isolated spaces within an account).
Manage event reports.
Manage exports (data sources that read from external systems).
Send product feedback about the CLI or platform — works in every mode, including read.
Manage file format definitions (CSV, EDI, fixed-width, etc.).
Manage flows (data pipelines connecting exports to imports).
Manage end-user access groups (bundled roles and MCP grants; add/remove members).
Manage guardrails (PII detection, content moderation, AI safety checks).
Browse and manage HTTP connector definitions.
Manage OAuth2 iClients (app registrations for OAuth flows).
Manage imports (data destinations that write to external systems).
Manage integrations (containers for flows, connections, and resources).
Manage flow execution jobs (status, files, diagnostics, cancellation).
Manage lookup caches (in-memory key-value stores for enrichment and deduplication).
Manage MCP OAuth providers for MCP servers.
Manage MCP servers that expose tools and APIs as MCP endpoints.
Query metadata via a live connection (NetSuite, Salesforce, RDBMS).
Manage notification subscriptions (integrations, flows, connections).
Manage on-premise agents (OPA).
Parse and generate CSV, XML, and EDI text without touching account state.
Manage named config profiles (multiple accounts and environments).
Browse and restore soft-deleted resources.
Manage end-user roles (named, reusable sets of MCP-server grants).
Manage scripts (JavaScript hooks: preSavePage, preMap, postMap, postSubmit).
Manage stacks (server and Lambda runtimes for custom code).
Manage state key-value stores.
Manage files and folders in Celigo Storage.
View subscription and usage information.
Inspect and cancel sync jobs (the executions produced by syncs run).
Manage and run syncs — Celigo Data Ingestion replication pipelines.
Manage tags for organizing resources.
Browse, preview, manage, and install integration templates.
Manage tools (reusable building blocks callable from flows, APIs, agents, and MCP servers).
Browse trading partner connector definitions. Aliased as tp-connectors.
Manage workspace users (your team's account collaborators) and their access levels. Formerly users, which still works as a hidden alias.
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