CLI Reference Manual

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This documentation was generated using eai version 2.1.1.

eai accessrequest

Manage resource access requests

Usage:
  eai accessrequest [command]

Available Commands:
  approve     Approve an access request
  cancel      Cancel pending access request(s)
  get         Show information about access request(s)
  ls          List resource access requests
  reject      Reject an access request
  set         Update a pending access request

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for accessrequest

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai accessrequest [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai account

Manage accounts

Usage:
  eai account [command]

Available Commands:
  deactivate  Soft-delete the account(s)
  get         Show information about account(s)
  ls          List accounts
  new         Create a new account
  reactivate  Restore the account(s)
  role        Manage roles
  set         Update account information
  size        Show size of account(s)

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for account

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai account [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai agent

Interactive session with the AI agent

Usage:
  eai agent [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for agent

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai completion

Generate shell completion scripts for your specific shell ([command])

Usage:
  eai completion [command]

Available Commands:
  bash
  fish
  powershell
  zsh

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for completion

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai completion [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai data

Manage data

Usage:
  eai data [command]

Available Commands:
  branch      List or create branches of a data resource
  chown       Change data ownership from an account to another account in the same organization
  content     List or remove content from a data resource
  deactivate  Soft-delete the data resource(s)
  get         Show information about data resource(s)
  ls          List all data for an account
  new         Create a new data resource in Toolkit
  pull        Pull content from a Toolkit data resource
  push        Push content to a Toolkit data resource
  reactivate  Restore the data resource(s)
  run         Launch job from data commands
  set         Update data resource information
  size        Show size of data resource(s)

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for data

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai data [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai data branch

Manage branches (tags) of a data resource: list existing branches or create new ones.

Usage:
  eai data branch [command]

Available Commands:
  add         Add a new branch to a data resource
  ls          List branches of a data resource

Flags:
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for branch
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai data branch [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai data chown

Change data ownership from an account to another account in the same organization

Usage:
  eai data chown <id> <account> [flags]

Examples:
    # Change data ownership to a destination account
    eai data chown 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe 9982ea8-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe
    eai data chown OrgName.AccountName.DataName OrgName.DestAccountName

    Note, when using name, all entities referenced in the ID must be named (e.g. Account must have a name)

Flags:
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for chown
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai data content

Manage the file content of a data resource: list files, display directory trees, or remove files.

Usage:
  eai data content [command]

Available Commands:
  ls          List files for a data resource version
  rm          Remove content from a data resource
  tree        Print a data resource directory tree

Flags:
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for content
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai data content [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai data deactivate

Soft-delete one or more data resources. Deactivated data resources cannot be used until reactivated. Accepts ID or fullName.

Usage:
  eai data deactivate <id|fullName>... [flags]

Examples:
    # Deactivate data(s)
    eai data deactivate 577ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814ge676fd
    eai data deactivate OrgName.AccountName1.AccountName2...AccountNameN.DataName
    eai data deactivate 577ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814ge676fd 737ad5c5-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676dh OrgName.AccountName1.AccountName2...AccountNameN.DataName


Flags:
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for deactivate
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai data get

Show detailed information about one or more data resources by ID or fullName.

Usage:
  eai data get <id>... [flags]

Examples:
    # Show data resource information by ID
    eai data get 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

    # Show data resource information by name
    eai data get OrgName.AccountName.DataName

    Note :
            1. when using a name, all referenced entities must be named (for example, the account must have a name)

Flags:
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for get
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai data ls

List all data for an account

Usage:
  eai data ls [<account>] [flags]

Examples:
    # List data in your default account
    eai data ls

    # List data in a specific account (by ID|fullName)
    eai data ls <337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe|OrgName.AccountName1.AccountName2...AccountNameN>

    # List deactivated data too
    eai data ls [<parent>] --include-deactivated

    # Filter and order data (single/multiple filters/order)
    eai data ls [<account>] --field <op>:<value> --order field1,-field2
    eai data ls [<account>] --field <value> --order field1
    eai data ls [<account>] --field1 <value1> --field2 <op>:<value2> --order field3

    # Valid Filter Fields
    name, fullName, creator, owner, ownerInherited, created, classification, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation

    # Valid Order Fields
    id, name, fullName, created, nameAtDeactivation

    # Filtering options for each field
    eai data ls [<account>] --name <value>
    * value formats(dataName) => abc / eq:abc / ne:abc / abc,def / in:abc,def / notin:abc,def / like:%abc% / ilike:%abc% / notlike:%abc% / notilike:%abc% / is:null / isnot:null
    * allowed operators => eq, ne, in, notin, like, ilike, notlike, notilike, is, isnot

    eai data ls [<account>] --fullName <value>
    * value formats(OrgName.AccountName1.AccountName2...AccountNameN.dataName) => snow.abc.data / eq:snow.abc.data / ne:snow.abc.data / snow.abc.sub.data,snow.def.data / in:snow.abc.data,snow.def.data / notin:snow.abc.data,snow.def.data / like:%snow.abc.d% / ilike:%snow.abc.d% / notlike:%snow.abc.b% / notilike:%snow.abc.b% / is:null / isnot:null
    * allowed operators => eq, ne, in, notin, like, ilike, notlike, notilike, is, isnot

    eai data ls [<account>] --creator <value>
    * value formats(type1:value1.type2:value2....|UserID|RoleID) => snow.user:abc / 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe / eq:snow.role:abc / ne:organization:mila.user:abc / snow.user:gin,mila.fin / in:snow.gin,mila.fin / notin:snow.gin,mila.fin / is:null / isnot:null
    * type can be optional if no value conflict
    * allowed operators => eq, ne, in, notin, is, isnot

    eai data ls [<account>] --owner <value>
    eai data ls [<account>] --ownerInherited <value>
    * value formats(type1:value1.type2:value2....|UserID) => snow.user:abc / 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe / eq:snow.user:abc / ne:organization:mila.user:abc / snow.user:gin,mila.fin / in:snow.gin,mila.fin / notin:snow.gin,mila.fin / is:null / isnot:null
    * type can be optional if no value conflict
    * allowed operators => eq, ne, in, notin, is, isnot

    eai data ls [<account>] --created <value>
    * value formats(date-time) => gt:2021-01-01T12:00:00Z / lt:2021-01-01 / ge: 2021-01-01T12:00:00Z / le:2021-01-01T12:00:00Z / between:2021-01-01T12:00:00Z,2023-01-01T12:00:00Z / notbetween:2021-01-01T12:00:00Z,2023-01-01
    * allowed operators => gt, lt, ge, le, between, notbetween, is, isnot

    eai data ls [<account>] --include-deactivated --deactivated <value>
    * value formats(true/false) => true / eq:false / ne:true / is:null / isnot:null
    * allowed operators => eq, ne, is, isnot

    eai data ls [<account>] --include-deactivated --deactivatedInherited <value>
    * value formats(true/false) => true / eq:false / ne:true / is:null / isnot:null
    * allowed operators => eq, ne, is, isnot

    eai data ls [<parent>] --deactivator <value>
    * value formats(type1:value1.type2:value2....|UserID|RoleID) => snow.user:abc / 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe / eq:snow.role:abc / ne:organization:mila.user:abc / snow.user:gin,mila.fin / in:snow.gin,mila.fin / notin:snow.gin,mila.fin / is:null / isnot:null
    * type can be optional if no value conflict
    * allowed operators => eq, ne, in, notin, is, isnot

    eai data ls [<parent>] --reactivator <value>
    * value formats(type1:value1.type2:value2....|UserID|RoleID) => snow.user:abc / 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe / eq:snow.role:abc / ne:organization:mila.user:abc / snow.user:gin,mila.fin / in:snow.gin,mila.fin / notin:snow.gin,mila.fin / is:null / isnot:null
    * type can be optional if no value conflict
    * allowed operators => eq, ne, in, notin, is, isnot

    eai data ls [<account>] --classification <value>
    * value formats(string) => 'servicenow public' / eq:'servicenow public' / ne:'servicenow internal restricted' / 'servicenow public,servicenow internal restricted' / in:'servicenow public','servicenow internal restricted' / notin:'servicenow public','servicenow internal restricted' / is:null / isnot:null
    * allowed operators => eq, ne, in, notin, is, isnot

    eai data ls [<account>] --include-deactivated --nameAtDeactivation <value> --order nameAtDeactivation
    * value formats(nameAtDeactivation) => abc / eq:abc / ne:abc / abc,def / in:abc,def / notin:abc,def / like:%abc% / ilike:%abc% / notlike:%abc% / notilike:%abc% / is:null / isnot:null
    * allowed operators => eq, ne, in, notin, like, ilike, notlike, notilike, is, isnot

    Note :
            1. when using name, all subitems must be named (Account must have name...)

Flags:
      --all                           List all data in the cluster
      --classification string         Filter data by classification
      --created string                Filter data by created
      --creator string                Filter data by creator
      --deactivated string            Filter data by deactivated
      --deactivatedInherited string   Filter data by deactivatedInherited
      --deactivator string            Filter data by deactivator
      --field strings                 Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings                Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string                 Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string        Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
      --fullName string               Filter data by fullName
  -h, --help                          help for ls
      --include-deactivated           List deactivated data
      --name string                   Filter data by name
      --nameAtDeactivation string     Filter data by nameAtDeactivation
      --no-header                     Don't output header line
      --order string                  Specify order of results
      --owner string                  Filter data by owner
      --ownerInherited string         Filter data by ownerInherited
      --reactivator string            Filter data by reactivator
      --recursive                     List data in all sub-accounts

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai data new

Create a new data resource under the specified account. Optionally push a local directory and/or create a branch in a single command. Accepts ID or fullName for the parent account.

Usage:
  eai data new [<account uuid>|[<account>.][<name>]] [<./directory>] [flags]

Examples:
    # Create new empty data in default account
    eai data new
    eai data new DataName

    # Create new empty data in specific account
    eai data new 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe
    eai data new OrgName.AccountName.
    eai data new 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe.DataName
    eai data new OrgName.AccountName.DataName

    # Create new data and push a local directory
    eai data new ./dir
    eai data new 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe ./dir
    eai data new OrgName.AccountName.DataName ./dir

    # Create new data and create a branch
    eai data new --branch V1
    eai data new 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --branch V1
    eai data new OrgName.AccountName.DataName --branch V1
    eai data new ./dir --branch V1
    eai data new 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe ./dir --branch V1
    eai data new OrgName.AccountName.DataName ./dir --branch V1

    # Create new data with duration-based expiration
    eai data new DataName --duration 2M15d12h
    eai data new 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --duration 1y
    eai data new OrgName.AccountName.DataName ./dir --duration 3M

    # Create new data with absolute expiration date
    eai data new DataName --expiration 2024-12-31
    eai data new 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --expiration 2024-06-15T14:30:00
    eai data new OrgName.AccountName.DataName --expiration 2024-12-31

    # Create new data with classification
    eai data new DataName --classification 'servicenow internal restricted'
    eai data new 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --classification 'servicenow public'
    eai data new OrgName.AccountName.DataName --classification 'research only'

    Note, when using name, all entities referenced in the ID must be named (e.g. Account must have a name)
    Note, when pushing a local directory, set the flag --verbose to see upload progress.
    Note, duration supports years (y), months (M), days (d), hours (h), minutes (m), seconds (s)
    Note, only one of --duration or --expiration can be specified, not both.

Flags:
      --arg stringArray          Template argument e.g. Name=Value
      --branch string            branch to create (e.g. v1) of data
      --classification string    Data classification
      --duration string          Duration of the data with units (ns, us, ms, s, m, h, d, M, y) (e.g., 15m, 2d, 1M15d, 1y6M, 2y3M5d12h)
      --expiration string        Expiration date for the data (format: YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS)
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
      --from string              Use data as template
  -h, --help                     help for new
      --no-header                Don't output header line
      --owner string             Owner: user email, fullName or ID
      --storage string           Data storage type
      --tag string[=string]      Tags in format: (--tag <key>[=<value>])... (default [])
      --verbose                  Verbose mode

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai data pull

Download files from a data resource to a local directory. Supports pulling a specific version or branch with @<version>, individual files or directories, and renaming on download.

Usage:
  eai data pull <id>[@<version>] [[<remote/directory>[/<file_name>[:<new_file_name>]]] <./directory>] [flags]

Examples:
    # Pull the latest version of a data resource to a local directory
    eai data pull 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe ./directory/
    eai data pull OrgName.AccountName.DataName ./directory/
    eai data pull DataName ./directory/  (if DataName is part of your default account)
    eai data pull AccountName.DataName ./directory/ (if AccountName is part of your personal organization)

    # Pull a specific version or branch of a data resource to a local directory (version or branch must exist)
    eai data pull 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe@7e8e22412cb5c8e17bdcdc5b09e55b91 ./directory/
    eai data pull 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe@v0.0.1 ./directory/
    eai data pull OrgName.AccountName.DataName@7e8e22412cb5c8e17bdcdc5b09e55b91 ./directory/
    eai data pull OrgName.AccountName.DataName@v0.0.1 ./directory/

    # Pull specific files or directories
    # Pattern :
    #       eai data pull DataID RemoteFilename LocalDirectory
    #       eai data pull DataID RemoteFilename:LocalFilename LocalDirectory

    # Pull entire content of data locally while preserving structure
    eai data pull OrgName.AccountName.DataName

    # Pull 'file1_remote' to local directory '.'
    eai data pull OrgName.AccountName.DataName ./file1_remote .

    # Pull 'file1_remote' and rename it to 'NewFileName' in local directory '.'
    eai data pull OrgName.AccountName.DataName ./file1_remote:NewFileName .

    # Pull 'Dir_remote' to local directory '.'
    eai data pull OrgName.AccountName.DataName ./Dir_remote .

    # Pull 'Dir_remote' and rename it to 'Dir_local' in local directory '.'
    eai data pull OrgName.AccountName.DataName ./Dir_remote:Dir_local .

    Note, when using name, all entities referenced in the ID must be named (e.g. Account must have a name)
    Note, when pulling content, set the flag --verbose to see download progress.

Flags:
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for pull
      --no-header                Don't output header line
      --verbose                  Verbose mode

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai data push

Upload local files or directories to an existing data resource. Supports pushing to a specific version or branch with @<version>, and mapping local paths to a remote prefix with --remote-root.

Usage:
  eai data push <id>[@<version>] [<path>...] [flags]

Examples:
    # Push the current directory to a data ID (latest version).
    eai data push 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName
    eai data push DataName           (if DataName is part of your default account)
    eai data push AccountName.DataName (if AccountName is part of your personal organization)

    # Push to a specific version or branch (version or branch must exist).
    eai data push 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe@v0.0.1
    eai data push 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe@7e8e22412cb5c8e17bdcdc5b09e55b91
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName@v0.0.1
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName@7e8e22412cb5c8e17bdcdc5b09e55b91

    # Push selected files or a subdirectory (partial update). Paths are preserved
    # by default, so dir/file.txt arrives at dir/file.txt on the data resource.
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName path/to/file1.txt
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName path/to/file1.txt path/to/file2.txt
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName path/to/dir/

    # Per-include rename via "<src>:<dst>" requires --allow-rename. Without
    # the flag, all positional paths are taken literally (so filenames that
    # legitimately contain ":" are pushed as-is). With the flag:
    #   file1.txt is renamed; dir/ is relocated under remote_dir/.
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName --allow-rename path/to/file1.txt:renamed/file1.txt
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName --allow-rename path/to/dir:remote_dir

    # Read the file list from a file or stdin (ARG_MAX-safe; spaces in names are OK).
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName --files-from list.txt
    git ls-files | eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName --files-from -

    # Drop the directory structure: every file lands at the data root using just
    # its basename (or under --remote-root when combined).
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName --flatten path/to/file1.txt path/to/file2.txt

    # Prefix every uploaded file with a remote directory on the data resource.
    # With preserve (default): dir/file.txt -> remote_dir/dir/file.txt
    # With --flatten:           dir/file.txt -> remote_dir/file.txt
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName --remote-root remote_dir path/to/file1.txt
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName --remote-root remote_dir --flatten path/to/file1.txt

    # Use --verbose to see per-file upload progress.
    eai data push OrgName.AccountName.DataName --verbose

    Note, when using name, all entities referenced in the ID must be named (e.g. Account must have a name)
    Note, when pushing a local directory, set the flag --verbose to see upload progress.

Flags:
      --allow-rename             Honor the "<src>:<dst>" rename suffix on each positional include (rename the file's wire path on the data resource). Without this flag, paths are taken literally so filenames containing ":" Just Work.
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --files-from string        Read newline-separated list of files to push from a file ("-" for stdin)
      --flatten                  Flatten directory structure: push every file at the data root (or under --remote-root) using just its basename
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for push
      --no-header                Don't output header line
      --remote-root string       Prefix every uploaded file with this directory on the data resource
      --verbose                  Verbose mode

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai data reactivate

Restore one or more previously deactivated data resources, making them usable again.

Usage:
  eai data reactivate <id>... [flags]

Examples:
    # Reactivate data(s)
    eai data reactivate 577ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814ge676fd
    eai data reactivate 577ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814ge676fd 737ad5c5-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676dh


Flags:
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for reactivate
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai data run

Launch job from data commands

Usage:
  eai data run <id> [<command>] [flags]

Flags:
      --arg stringArray          Template argument e.g. Name=Value
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for run
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai data set

Update properties of a data resource, such as name, owner, description, classification, or tags.

Usage:
  eai data set <id> [flags]

Examples:
    # Update data name
    eai data set 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --name "my_dataset"
    eai data set OrgName.AccountName.DataName --name "my_dataset"

    Note: the last command renames "DataName" to "my_dataset"

    # Update owner
    eai data set 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --owner snow.user
    eai data set 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --owner user@servicenow.com
    eai data set 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --owner 30e962a4-127b-4f69-95cf-203a4f13acf5

    # Update expiration with duration
    eai data set 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --duration 6M
    eai data set OrgName.AccountName.DataName --duration 1y3M15d
    eai data set 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --duration 2M15d12h

    # Update expiration with absolute date
    eai data set 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --expiration 2024-12-31
    eai data set OrgName.AccountName.DataName --expiration 2024-06-15T14:30:00

    # Update classification
    eai data set 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --classification 'servicenow internal restricted'

    Note: duration supports years (y), months (M), days (d), hours (h), minutes (m), seconds (s)
    Note: only one of --duration or --expiration can be specified, not both.

Flags:
      --classification string    Data classification
      --duration string          Duration of the data with units (ns, us, ms, s, m, h, d, M, y) (e.g., 15m, 2d, 1M15d, 1y6M, 2y3M5d12h)
      --expiration string        Expiration date for the data (format: YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS)
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation (default [id,fullName,creator,created,expiration,ownerInherited,classification])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for set
      --name string              Data name (alphanumeric lowercase string, with underscores allowed) (Required)
      --no-header                Don't output header line
      --owner string             Owner: user email, fullName or ID
      --storage string           Data storage type
      --tag string[=string]      Tags in format: (--tag <key>[=<value>])... or to delete all: --tag ""

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai data size

Show the total storage size of one or more data resources by ID or fullName.

Usage:
  eai data size <id>... [flags]

Examples:
    # Show data resource size by ID(s)
    eai data size 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe
    eai data size a712b914-6783-452b-9df0-5ded5adde6f4 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

    # Show data resource size by name(s)
    eai data size OrgName.AccountName.DataName
    eai data size OrgName.AccountName.DataName OrgName.AccountName.DataName

    # Show data resource size
    eai data size

    Note :
            1. when using a name, all referenced entities must be named (for example, the account must have a name)

Flags:
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,fullName,creator,created,ownerInherited,size,calculated_on])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: id, urn, organization, account, name, fullName, creator, created, expiration, owner, ownerInherited, tags, tags.key, tags.value, classification, storage, metadata, version, state, branch, lastAccessed, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation, size, calculated_on, branches (default [id,fullName,creator,created,ownerInherited,size,calculated_on])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for size
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai docker

Docker registry commands

Usage:
  eai docker [command]

Available Commands:
  get-login    Print a Docker login command
  get-registry Get Toolkit registry URL

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for docker

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai docker [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai docker get-login

Print the docker login command to authenticate with the Toolkit container registry.

Usage:
  eai docker get-login [flags]

Examples:
  # Get the command to login with docker client

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for get-login

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai docker get-registry

Get Toolkit registry URL

Usage:
  eai docker get-registry [flags]

Examples:
docker pull $(eai docker get-registry)/eai.myaccount/myimage:latest

Flags:
  -h, --help       help for get-registry
      --volatile   Use the volatile registry instead (default false)

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai help

Help provides help for any command in the application.
Simply type eai help [path to command] for full details.

Usage:
  eai help [command] [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for help

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job

Manage jobs

Usage:
  eai job [command]

Available Commands:
  consent      Consent to job scopes
  exec         Execute a command in a running job
  get          Show information about job(s)
  info         Show full YAML information for a job
  kill         Kill one or more jobs
  log          Show job logs
  ls           List jobs
  new          Submit a new job to the cluster
  port-forward Forward one or more local ports to a job
  retry        Retry a cancelled, failed, or interrupted job
  role         Manage roles
  set          Update job information

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for job

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai job [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai job consent

Consent to job scopes

Usage:
  eai job consent --last|<id>

Examples:
  # Consent to a job
  eai job consent 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

Flags:
      --account string           Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: command, data, data.data, data.source, data.version, data.source_mode, data.destination, data.destination_mode, environmentVars, image, isProcessAgent, role, scopes, workdir, resources, resources.cpu, resources.cpuModel, resources.mem, resources.gpu, resources.gpuMem, resources.gpuModel, resources.gpuTensorCores, resources.gpuCudaVersion, resources.inference, resources.replicas, bid, interactive, maxRunTime, preemptable, restartable, replicaFailuresAllowed, name, owner, tags, tags.key, tags.value, options, urn, fullName, account, alive, creator, created, ownerInherited, id, organization, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation, runs, runs.id, runs.jobId, runs.createdOn, runs.queuedOn, runs.waitTime, runs.startedOn, runs.startupTime, runs.cancelRequestedOn, runs.endedOn, runs.runTime, runs.totalTime, runs.ip, runs.info, runs.state, runs.stateInfo, runs.exitCode, runs.resourceUsageUrl, runs.nodeName, runs.cancelRequestedBy, runs.createdBy, state, stateInfo, totalRuntime, updatedOn, accessUrl, resourceUsageUrl, processAgent, replicaGroupId, replicaRank, priority, children (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for consent
      --last                     Consent to the last job created
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job exec

Run a command inside a running job's container. If the job is not running yet, exec will wait until it starts. Use --last to target the most recently created job.

Usage:
  eai job exec (--last|<id>) [flags] -- <cmd> [args...]

Examples:
  # Run terminal in a job
  eai job exec 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe /bin/bash

Note:
  If a job is not running yet, exec will wait until it does and
  then execute the command.

Flags:
      --account string           Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: command, data, data.data, data.source, data.version, data.source_mode, data.destination, data.destination_mode, environmentVars, image, isProcessAgent, role, scopes, workdir, resources, resources.cpu, resources.cpuModel, resources.mem, resources.gpu, resources.gpuMem, resources.gpuModel, resources.gpuTensorCores, resources.gpuCudaVersion, resources.inference, resources.replicas, bid, interactive, maxRunTime, preemptable, restartable, replicaFailuresAllowed, name, owner, tags, tags.key, tags.value, options, urn, fullName, account, alive, creator, created, ownerInherited, id, organization, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation, runs, runs.id, runs.jobId, runs.createdOn, runs.queuedOn, runs.waitTime, runs.startedOn, runs.startupTime, runs.cancelRequestedOn, runs.endedOn, runs.runTime, runs.totalTime, runs.ip, runs.info, runs.state, runs.stateInfo, runs.exitCode, runs.resourceUsageUrl, runs.nodeName, runs.cancelRequestedBy, runs.createdBy, state, stateInfo, totalRuntime, updatedOn, accessUrl, resourceUsageUrl, processAgent, replicaGroupId, replicaRank, priority, children (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for exec
      --last                     Execute the command in the last job created
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job get

Show detailed information about one or more jobs by ID. Use --last to show the most recently submitted job.

Usage:
  eai job get [<id>...] [--last] [flags]

Flags:
      --account string           Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: command, data, data.data, data.source, data.version, data.source_mode, data.destination, data.destination_mode, environmentVars, image, isProcessAgent, role, scopes, workdir, resources, resources.cpu, resources.cpuModel, resources.mem, resources.gpu, resources.gpuMem, resources.gpuModel, resources.gpuTensorCores, resources.gpuCudaVersion, resources.inference, resources.replicas, bid, interactive, maxRunTime, preemptable, restartable, replicaFailuresAllowed, name, owner, tags, tags.key, tags.value, options, urn, fullName, account, alive, creator, created, ownerInherited, id, organization, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation, runs, runs.id, runs.jobId, runs.createdOn, runs.queuedOn, runs.waitTime, runs.startedOn, runs.startupTime, runs.cancelRequestedOn, runs.endedOn, runs.runTime, runs.totalTime, runs.ip, runs.info, runs.state, runs.stateInfo, runs.exitCode, runs.resourceUsageUrl, runs.nodeName, runs.cancelRequestedBy, runs.createdBy, state, stateInfo, totalRuntime, updatedOn, accessUrl, resourceUsageUrl, processAgent, replicaGroupId, replicaRank, priority, children (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for get
      --last                     Get the most recently submitted job
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job info

Display the complete job specification in YAML format, including all fields. Use --last for the most recently submitted job.

Usage:
  eai job info (--last|<id>) [flags]

Examples:
  # Get job info of the most recently submitted job
  eai job info --last

  # Get job info of a specific job
  eai job info 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

Flags:
      --account string   Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
  -h, --help             help for info
      --job-spec         Output as yaml job spec which can then be used with
                         'eai job new -f job.spec.yaml'.
      --last             Display info for the last job created

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job kill

Cancel one or more running or queued jobs. Use --last to target the most recently submitted job, or --wait to block until jobs reach the CANCELLED state.

Usage:
  eai job kill (--last|<id>) [<id>...]

Examples:
  # Kill one job
  eai job kill 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

  # Kill the last job created
  eai job kill --last

  # Kill multiple jobs
  eai job kill 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676ff

  # Kill the last job created and other multiple jobs
  eai job kill --last 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676ff

  # Kill your first 4000 currently active jobs (QUEUING, QUEUED,
  # RUNNING or CANCELLING)
  eai job kill $(eai job ls --state alive --field id -n 4000)

Flags:
      --account string           Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: command, data, data.data, data.source, data.version, data.source_mode, data.destination, data.destination_mode, environmentVars, image, isProcessAgent, role, scopes, workdir, resources, resources.cpu, resources.cpuModel, resources.mem, resources.gpu, resources.gpuMem, resources.gpuModel, resources.gpuTensorCores, resources.gpuCudaVersion, resources.inference, resources.replicas, bid, interactive, maxRunTime, preemptable, restartable, replicaFailuresAllowed, name, owner, tags, tags.key, tags.value, options, urn, fullName, account, alive, creator, created, ownerInherited, id, organization, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation, runs, runs.id, runs.jobId, runs.createdOn, runs.queuedOn, runs.waitTime, runs.startedOn, runs.startupTime, runs.cancelRequestedOn, runs.endedOn, runs.runTime, runs.totalTime, runs.ip, runs.info, runs.state, runs.stateInfo, runs.exitCode, runs.resourceUsageUrl, runs.nodeName, runs.cancelRequestedBy, runs.createdBy, state, stateInfo, totalRuntime, updatedOn, accessUrl, resourceUsageUrl, processAgent, replicaGroupId, replicaRank, priority, children (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for kill
      --last                     Kill the last job created
      --no-header                Don't output header line
      --wait                     Wait for each job to reach the CANCELLED state

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job log

Show job logs

If the job is not running yet (for example, QUEUING or QUEUED), the
command will wait for it to progress to another state.

If the state is RUNNING, the command will display the logs up
until now and wait to display future logs if -f/--follow has
been specified.

In all other states it will show the available logs.

Note that the command with the -f/--follow option will not
reattach to a restarted job.

Usage:
  eai job log (--last|<id>) [flags]

Aliases:
  log, logs

Examples:
  # Show logs for the last submitted job
  eai job log --last

  # Show logs for a job
  eai job log 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

  # Show and follow logs for a running job
  eai job log --follow 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

Flags:
      --account string   Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
  -f, --follow           Display logs as they are generated, until the job finishes
  -h, --help             help for log
      --last             Display logs of the last job created
  -r, --run string       Display logs for the specified run. Both run index and ID are supported
      --tail int         Display the last N lines of the logs

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job ls

List jobs matching the given filters. By default shows live jobs or jobs that finished in the last 24 hours.

Usage:
  eai job ls [flags]

Examples:
  # List your live jobs or jobs that have finished in the last 24 hours in your account
  eai job ls

  # List all your jobs
  eai job ls --me

  # List jobs for a user
  eai job ls --user [org.user_name|user_id]

  # List jobs for a service
  eai job ls --service [org.account.service_name|service_id]

  # List jobs for an account
  eai job ls --account [org.account|account_id]

  # List jobs for an organization
  eai job ls --organization [org|organization_id]

  # List all jobs
  eai job ls --all

  # List jobs in all states
  eai job ls --state all

  # List live jobs
  eai job ls --state alive

  # List all queued and queuing jobs
  eai job ls --state queued,queuing
  eai job ls --state queued --state queuing

  # Show ID, state, and creator fields for all jobs
  eai job ls --state all --fields id,state,creator
  eai job ls --state all --fields id,state --fields creator

  # List your live jobs in reverse order
  eai job ls --state alive --reverse
  eai job ls --state alive -r

  # List replica jobs only
  eai job ls --replica-jobs

  # List any replica rank jobs
  eai job ls --all-replica-rank

Flags:
      --account string             Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
      --all                        List all jobs
      --all-replica-rank           Show all replica rank jobs instead of only jobs with replica rank 0
  -c, --command strings            Command filter. Display jobs with an item in the command array containing the specified string.
      --field strings              Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --fields strings             Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: command, data, data.data, data.source, data.version, data.source_mode, data.destination, data.destination_mode, environmentVars, image, isProcessAgent, role, scopes, workdir, resources, resources.cpu, resources.cpuModel, resources.mem, resources.gpu, resources.gpuMem, resources.gpuModel, resources.gpuTensorCores, resources.gpuCudaVersion, resources.inference, resources.replicas, bid, interactive, maxRunTime, preemptable, restartable, replicaFailuresAllowed, name, owner, tags, tags.key, tags.value, options, urn, fullName, account, alive, creator, created, ownerInherited, id, organization, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation, runs, runs.id, runs.jobId, runs.createdOn, runs.queuedOn, runs.waitTime, runs.startedOn, runs.startupTime, runs.cancelRequestedOn, runs.endedOn, runs.runTime, runs.totalTime, runs.ip, runs.info, runs.state, runs.stateInfo, runs.exitCode, runs.resourceUsageUrl, runs.nodeName, runs.cancelRequestedBy, runs.createdBy, state, stateInfo, totalRuntime, updatedOn, accessUrl, resourceUsageUrl, processAgent, replicaGroupId, replicaRank, priority, children (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --format string              Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string     Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                       help for ls
  -i, --image strings              Image filter. Display jobs whose image contains the specified string.
  -n, --limit int                  Maximum number of jobs to return. Maximum 8192 (default 256)
      --me                         List all your jobs
  -N, --name strings               Name filter. Display jobs whose name contains the specified string.
      --no-header                  Don't output header line
  -o, --offset int                 Number of jobs to skip (default 0)
      --organization string        List jobs of an organization
  -g, --replica-group-id strings   Replica group ID filter. Display jobs belonging to the specified replica group IDs.
  -R, --replica-jobs               List replica jobs
  -r, --reverse                    Display in ascending order instead of descending
      --service string             List jobs of a service
  -s, --state strings              Display jobs in the specified states: cancelled, cancelling, failed, interrupted, queued, queuing, running, succeeded, alive, all. (default: jobs that were alive in the last 24 hours)
  -t, --tag strings                Tag filter. Display jobs with at least one tag containing the specified string.
      --user string                List jobs of a user

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job new

Submit a new job to the cluster with the specified scheduling mode, image, resources, and command.

Usage:
  eai job new (--interactive|--non-preemptable|--preemptable|--restartable) [flags] [-- <cmd> [args...]]

Aliases:
  new, submit

Examples:
  # Submit a new preemptable job requiring 1 GPU and displaying the result of nvidia-smi
  eai job new -i ubuntu:18.04 --gpu 1 --preemptable -- nvidia-smi

  # Submit a new job requesting 1 GPU, mounting data
  eai job new -i ubuntu:18.04 \
         --gpu 1 --data eai.projects.foo_work:/foo_work \
         -- /bin/bash -c 'python stuff.py 2>/foo_work/err.txt 1>/foo_work/out.txt'

  # Submit a new job exactly like another
  eai job new -f <(eai job get --job-spec 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe)

  # Submit a new job that can run anywhere except on nodes with P100 GPUs
  eai job new --gpu 1 --gpu-model-filter '!P100' --preemptable --name notp100 -- nvidia-smi

  # Submit a new interactive job
  eai job new -I --gpu 1 --name interactive_job -- <cmd>

  # Submit a new job with infiniband devices
  eai job new --infiniband

  # Submit a new job with network isolation to block incoming network
  eai job new --network-isolation=in

  # Submit a replica job with elastic failure tolerance (allows 2 failures out of 10)
  eai job new --replicas 10 --replica-failures-allowed 2 -i pytorch:latest -- python train.py

Flags:
      --account string                 Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
  -a, --alphabit stringArray           Alpha bits (default [])
  -b, --bid int                        Bid for the job (used in computing priority).
      --cpu float                      Number of requested CPUs.
      --cpu-model-filter string        CPU model filter. A leading '!' reverses the filter.
      --cuda-version float             Required CUDA version.
  -d, --data stringArray               Data to mount in the container. Syntax: <data>[</path/in/data>]:</path/in/container>[:ro|:rw] where <data> is a Toolkit data UUID or fullName.
  -n, --dry-run                        Do not submit, display YAML job spec to stdout and exit.
      --enforce-name                   Automatically rename the job if another job exists with the same name
  -e, --env stringArray                Set environment variables
      --field strings                  Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --fields strings                 Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: command, data, data.data, data.source, data.version, data.source_mode, data.destination, data.destination_mode, environmentVars, image, isProcessAgent, role, scopes, workdir, resources, resources.cpu, resources.cpuModel, resources.mem, resources.gpu, resources.gpuMem, resources.gpuModel, resources.gpuTensorCores, resources.gpuCudaVersion, resources.inference, resources.replicas, bid, interactive, maxRunTime, preemptable, restartable, replicaFailuresAllowed, name, owner, tags, tags.key, tags.value, options, urn, fullName, account, alive, creator, created, ownerInherited, id, organization, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation, runs, runs.id, runs.jobId, runs.createdOn, runs.queuedOn, runs.waitTime, runs.startedOn, runs.startupTime, runs.cancelRequestedOn, runs.endedOn, runs.runTime, runs.totalTime, runs.ip, runs.info, runs.state, runs.stateInfo, runs.exitCode, runs.resourceUsageUrl, runs.nodeName, runs.cancelRequestedBy, runs.createdBy, state, stateInfo, totalRuntime, updatedOn, accessUrl, resourceUsageUrl, processAgent, replicaGroupId, replicaRank, priority, children (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
  -f, --file string                    Load job spec from specified YAML file.
      --format string                  Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string         Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
      --from-id string                 Job ID to use as the default job spec.
      --gpu int                        Number of requested GPUs.
      --gpu-mem int                    Requested amount of memory per GPU in gigabytes (used as a minimum to filter the GPU models).
      --gpu-model-filter string        GPU model filter. A leading '!' reverses the filter.
      --gpu-tensor-cores               Request GPU tensor-cores.
  -h, --help                           help for new
  -i, --image string                   Docker image
      --inference                      Request inference node.
      --infiniband                     Give the job access to InfiniBand devices
  -I, --interactive                    Interactive job. To be scheduled as soon as possible, regardless of the user's cluster occupancy. Limit of 1 per user.
      --max-run-time int               Maximum job execution time in seconds. (default 172800 (48h) for non-preemptable jobs, 0 (unlimited) for preemptable and interactive jobs)
      --mem int                        Requested amount of memory in gigabytes.
      --name string                    Job name (alphanumeric lowercase string, with underscores allowed)
      --network-isolation string       Limit incoming and/or outgoing network. Use "out", "in", or "all"
      --no-header                      Don't output header line
      --non-preemptable                Forbid interrupting the job. (will run for a maximum of 48h)
      --preemptable                    Allow job to be interrupted.
  -p, --priority string                Priority for the job (used in computing priority). Valid values: background, low, regular, high, critical. (default: regular)
      --replica-failures-allowed int   Number of replica failures allowed before terminating entire group (0 = no tolerance, default: 0)
      --replica-master-port int        Master port number for replica jobs
      --replicas int                   Number of requested nodes.
      --reset-data                     Remove data inherited from --file or --from-id.
      --reset-envs                     Remove environment variables inherited from --file or --from-id.
      --reset-tags                     Remove tags inherited from --file or --from-id.
      --restartable                    Allow job to be interrupted and restarted.
      --role string                    Role
      --scopes string                  JSON scopes containing a list of actions and expressions to use user permissions. Syntax: --scopes @scopes.json or --scopes '...'
      --tag stringArray                Tags (default [])
      --tunnel                         Start a sidecar tunnel to allow port-forwarding.
      --url                            Show job's URL
      --wait string                    Wait until job reaches the specified state before returning. Valid states: QUEUING, QUEUED, RUNNING, CANCELLING, CANCELLED, INTERRUPTED, FAILED, or SUCCEEDED. Case-insensitive; comma-separated for multiple states. Example: --wait RUNNING
  -w, --workdir string                 Working directory inside the container. (default "")
      --x11-cpu                        Start an X11 server accessible from the job on DISPLAY :0.
      --x11-gpu                        Start an X11 server with GPU acceleration. (requires --gpu > 0)

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job port-forward

Create SSH tunnels between local and remote ports on a running job. Supports forward and reverse tunneling. Use --last to target the most recently created job.

Usage:
  eai job port-forward (--last|<id>) <remote> [flags]

Examples:
  <remote>s are remote connections tunneled through the server, each of
            which come in the form:
              <local-host>:<local-port>:<remote-host>:<remote-port>
              ■ local-host defaults to 0.0.0.0 (all interfaces).
              ■ local-port defaults to remote-port.
              ■ remote-port is required*.
              ■ remote-host defaults to 0.0.0.0 (server localhost).
            which shares <remote-host>:<remote-port> from the server to the client
            as <local-host>:<local-port>, or:
              R:<local-interface>:<local-port>:<remote-host>:<remote-port>
            which does reverse port forwarding, sharing <remote-host>:<remote-port>
            from the client to the server's <local-interface>:<local-port>.
              example remotes
                    3000
                    localhost:3000
                    3000:localhost:3000
                    example.com:3000
                    3000:google.com:80
                    192.168.0.5:3000:google.com:80
                    socks
                    5000:socks
                    R:2222:localhost:22

Flags:
      --account string           Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: command, data, data.data, data.source, data.version, data.source_mode, data.destination, data.destination_mode, environmentVars, image, isProcessAgent, role, scopes, workdir, resources, resources.cpu, resources.cpuModel, resources.mem, resources.gpu, resources.gpuMem, resources.gpuModel, resources.gpuTensorCores, resources.gpuCudaVersion, resources.inference, resources.replicas, bid, interactive, maxRunTime, preemptable, restartable, replicaFailuresAllowed, name, owner, tags, tags.key, tags.value, options, urn, fullName, account, alive, creator, created, ownerInherited, id, organization, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation, runs, runs.id, runs.jobId, runs.createdOn, runs.queuedOn, runs.waitTime, runs.startedOn, runs.startupTime, runs.cancelRequestedOn, runs.endedOn, runs.runTime, runs.totalTime, runs.ip, runs.info, runs.state, runs.stateInfo, runs.exitCode, runs.resourceUsageUrl, runs.nodeName, runs.cancelRequestedBy, runs.createdBy, state, stateInfo, totalRuntime, updatedOn, accessUrl, resourceUsageUrl, processAgent, replicaGroupId, replicaRank, priority, children (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for port-forward
      --last                     Execute the command in the last job created
      --max-retry-count int      Maximum number of times to retry before exiting. (-1 for unlimited) (default -1)
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job retry

Resubmit one or more previously cancelled, failed, or interrupted jobs. Use --last to retry the most recently submitted job.

Usage:
  eai job retry (--last|<id>) [<id>...]

Examples:
  # Retry one job
  eai job retry 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

  # Retry last submitted job
  eai job retry --last

  # Retry set of jobs
  eai job retry 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676ff 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676f0

  # Retry the last job created and a few other jobs
  eai job retry --last 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676ff 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676f0

  # Retry a job and wait until it reaches RUNNING (bare --wait defaults to RUNNING)
  eai job retry --wait 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

  # Retry a job and wait for a specific state (note the "=" form)
  eai job retry --wait=SUCCEEDED 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

Flags:
      --account string            Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
      --field strings             Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --fields strings            Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: command, data, data.data, data.source, data.version, data.source_mode, data.destination, data.destination_mode, environmentVars, image, isProcessAgent, role, scopes, workdir, resources, resources.cpu, resources.cpuModel, resources.mem, resources.gpu, resources.gpuMem, resources.gpuModel, resources.gpuTensorCores, resources.gpuCudaVersion, resources.inference, resources.replicas, bid, interactive, maxRunTime, preemptable, restartable, replicaFailuresAllowed, name, owner, tags, tags.key, tags.value, options, urn, fullName, account, alive, creator, created, ownerInherited, id, organization, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation, runs, runs.id, runs.jobId, runs.createdOn, runs.queuedOn, runs.waitTime, runs.startedOn, runs.startupTime, runs.cancelRequestedOn, runs.endedOn, runs.runTime, runs.totalTime, runs.ip, runs.info, runs.state, runs.stateInfo, runs.exitCode, runs.resourceUsageUrl, runs.nodeName, runs.cancelRequestedBy, runs.createdBy, state, stateInfo, totalRuntime, updatedOn, accessUrl, resourceUsageUrl, processAgent, replicaGroupId, replicaRank, priority, children (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --format string             Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string    Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                      help for retry
      --last                      Retry the last job created
      --no-header                 Don't output header line
      --wait string[="RUNNING"]   Wait until job reaches the specified state before returning. Valid states: QUEUING, QUEUED, RUNNING, CANCELLING, CANCELLED, INTERRUPTED, FAILED, or SUCCEEDED. Case-insensitive; comma-separated for multiple states. Defaults to RUNNING when given without a value; use the "=" form for an explicit state. Example: --wait or --wait=SUCCEEDED

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai job role

Manage roles

Usage:
  eai job role [command]

Available Commands:
  deactivate     Soft-delete the role(s)
  get            Show information about role(s)
  key            Manage long-lived access keys
  member         Manage members
  policy         Manage policies
  reactivate     Restore the role(s)
  request-access Request access to a resource for a role
  set            Update role information

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for role

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai job role [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai job set

Update properties of a job, such as name or bid. Use --last to target the most recently submitted job.

Usage:
  eai job set (--last|<id>) [flags]

Examples:
  # Set the job name
  eai job set 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe --name "test"

  # Remove name from last job
  eai job set --last --name ""

  # Set the bid for one job to 10
  eai job set --bid 10 337ad5c2-4425-4912-9fbf-79814de676fe

  # Set the bid for the last submitted job to 10
  eai job set --bid 10 --last

Flags:
      --account string           Account ID/Name to use (if empty use default account)
  -b, --bid int                  Bid for the job (used in computing priority)
      --field strings            Alias to --fields, but setting --no-header automatically when there is only one field in the table format (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --fields strings           Comma separated list of fields to format. Allowed fields: command, data, data.data, data.source, data.version, data.source_mode, data.destination, data.destination_mode, environmentVars, image, isProcessAgent, role, scopes, workdir, resources, resources.cpu, resources.cpuModel, resources.mem, resources.gpu, resources.gpuMem, resources.gpuModel, resources.gpuTensorCores, resources.gpuCudaVersion, resources.inference, resources.replicas, bid, interactive, maxRunTime, preemptable, restartable, replicaFailuresAllowed, name, owner, tags, tags.key, tags.value, options, urn, fullName, account, alive, creator, created, ownerInherited, id, organization, deactivated, deactivatedInherited, deactivator, reactivator, nameAtDeactivation, runs, runs.id, runs.jobId, runs.createdOn, runs.queuedOn, runs.waitTime, runs.startedOn, runs.startupTime, runs.cancelRequestedOn, runs.endedOn, runs.runTime, runs.totalTime, runs.ip, runs.info, runs.state, runs.stateInfo, runs.exitCode, runs.resourceUsageUrl, runs.nodeName, runs.cancelRequestedBy, runs.createdBy, state, stateInfo, totalRuntime, updatedOn, accessUrl, resourceUsageUrl, processAgent, replicaGroupId, replicaRank, priority, children (default [id,state,name,replicaGroupId,account,creator,created,priority,resources.replicas,command,runs.exitCode,accessUrl])
      --format string            Desired output format e.g. table, csv, json, text (default "table")
      --format-template string   Template string used when format is text (default "{{ . }}\n")
  -h, --help                     help for set
      --last                     Update the last job created
      --name string              Job name (alphanumeric lowercase string, with underscores allowed)
      --no-header                Don't output header line

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai login

Login to access the API

Usage:
  eai login [flags]
  eai login [command]

Available Commands:
  token       Print your personal token to access toolkit API
  validate    Validate login credentials for Toolkit

Flags:
  -c, --docker-config string   Docker configuration file to use
  -n, --docker-dry-run         Do not write the new Docker configuration. Print it to stdout.
  -h, --help                   help for login

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai login [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai organization

Manage organizations

Usage:
  eai organization [command]

Aliases:
  organization, org

Available Commands:
  deactivate  Soft-delete the organization
  get         Show information about organization(s)
  ls          List organizations
  new         Create a new organization
  reactivate  Restore the organization
  role        Manage roles
  set         Update organization information
  size        Show size of organization(s)

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for organization

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai organization [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai privateregistry

Manage Private Registries

Usage:
  eai privateregistry [command]

Available Commands:
  deactivate  Soft-delete the Private Registry resource(s)
  get         Show information about Private Registry(ies)
  ls          List Private Registries
  new         Create a new Private Registry
  reactivate  Restore the Private Registry resource(s)
  set         Update Private Registry information

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for privateregistry

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai privateregistry [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai profile

Manage profiles

Usage:
  eai profile [command]

Available Commands:
  add         Add a new profile
  current     Display current profile information
  get         Show profile information
  ls          List profiles
  rm          Remove a profile from the configuration
  set         Set a profile as default

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for profile

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai profile [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai proxy

Start a local HTTP proxy that forwards requests to the Toolkit API with your credentials.

Usage:
  eai proxy [flags]

Flags:
      --bind string   Local proxy server address (default "127.0.0.1:8080")
  -h, --help          help for proxy
  -v, --verbose       Print request forwarded

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai replica-jobs

Manage replica jobs

Usage:
  eai replica-jobs [command]

Available Commands:
  get         Show information about replica job(s)
  kill        Kill one or more replica jobs
  ls          List replica jobs

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for replica-jobs

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai replica-jobs [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai resource

Manage resources

Usage:
  eai resource [command]

Available Commands:
  get         Show information about resource(s)

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for resource

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai resource [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai role

Manage roles

Usage:
  eai role [command]

Available Commands:
  deactivate     Soft-delete the role(s)
  get            Show information about role(s)
  key            Manage long-lived access keys
  ls             List roles in an organization or account or team
  member         Manage members
  new            Create a new role for an organization, account, or team
  policy         Manage policies
  reactivate     Restore the role(s)
  request-access Request access to a resource for a role
  set            Update role information

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for role

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai role [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai rule

Inspect access rules

Usage:
  eai rule [command]

Available Commands:
  allowed        Check if an action is allowed
  who-is-allowed List users and roles allowed by a rule

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for rule

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai rule [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai service

Manage services

Usage:
  eai service [command]

Available Commands:
  deactivate  Soft-delete the service(s)
  get         Show information about service(s)
  ls          List services
  new         Create a new service
  reactivate  Restore the service(s)
  role        Manage roles
  set         Update service information
  start       Start the service
  stop        Stop the service
  update      Update the service's job spec (eai.yaml)

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for service

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai service [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai team

Manage teams

Usage:
  eai team [command]

Available Commands:
  deactivate     Soft-delete the team(s)
  get            Show information about team(s)
  ls             List teams
  member         Manage members
  membership     Show roles and teams that a team is a member of
  new            Create a new team
  policy         Manage policies
  reactivate     Restore the team(s)
  request-access Request access to a resource for a team
  role           Manage roles
  set            Update team information

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for team

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai team [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai terms

View and agree to terms and conditions

Usage:
  eai terms [--agree] [<user>] [flags]

Flags:
      --agree   Agree with terms & conditions
  -h, --help    help for terms

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai upgrade

Upgrade CLI to the latest version

Usage:
  eai upgrade [flags]

Flags:
      --check   Only check for upgrade
      --force   Upgrade to latest version regardless of current
  -h, --help    help for upgrade

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

eai user

Manage users

Usage:
  eai user [command]

Available Commands:
  deactivate     Soft-delete the user(s)
  get            Show information about user(s)
  invite         Send an invitation and create the associated organization user
  ls             List users
  membership     Show roles and teams that a user is a member of
  policy         Manage policies
  reactivate     Restore the user(s)
  request-access Request access to a resource for a user
  set            Update user information

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for user

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai user [command] --help" for more information about a command.

eai version

CLI version utilities

Usage:
  eai version [command]

Available Commands:
  check       Check the current CLI version against a constraint (exit 0 if satisfied, exit 2 if not)
  get         Print the current CLI version

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for version

Global Flags:
      --no-human-readable   Show UUIDs instead of human-readable full names
      --profile string      Configuration profile. Overridden by the EAI_PROFILE environment variable.

Use "eai version [command] --help" for more information about a command.