Command reference

Complete list of current Epismo CLI commands.

This page lists every current CLI command. Topic pages explain usage.

epismo login | logout | whoami | update | doctor | examples | completion | docs

epismo workspace list | current | use | clear | create | checkout | update
epismo workspace member list | upsert | delete
epismo team list | create | update | invite | disconnect
epismo team invitation list | get | accept | revoke
epismo team member list | add | delete
epismo credit balance | checkout
epismo token create | list | revoke

epismo case start | get | list | access get | set | share | assign | update | close | reopen
epismo report case get | list | generate | act
epismo report personal get | list | generate | act
epismo case handoff create | remove | graph get | candidates list
epismo case task create | get | list | update | set status
epismo case record append | list | update | delete
epismo case source link | get | refresh | unlink

epismo playbook copy | copies list | search | list | resource list | create | get | owner transfer | archive | share
epismo playbook access get | set
epismo playbook version list | get | archive | publish
epismo playbook draft get | save | discard | publish
epismo playbook suggestion create | get | list | update | resolve
epismo playbook alias set | list | delete

epismo task create | list | get | update | set status
epismo record append | list | update | delete
epismo suggestion create | get | list | update | resolve

Run epismo <command> --help for positional arguments, flags, accepted values, examples, and defaults. Use epismo <command> --schema for a machine-readable option summary. Complex inputs support --request <json>, --request @file, or --request -; explicit flags take precedence. On list and search commands, --request supplies query parameters.

Global options may appear before or after a command: --workspace/-w <id-or-handle>, --output/-o json|table|yaml|jsonl|value, --diagnostic-format json|human, --field, --jq, --dry-run, and --yes/-y. Paging commands support --page-size, --cursor, --all, and --limit. Mutation commands accept --idempotency-key; the CLI generates one when it is omitted. Case and task mutations that change existing state require --lock-version.

Unlink, archive, delete, revoke, close, set-status, ACL-replacement, and workspace-clear operations ask for confirmation in an interactive terminal. Use --dry-run to preview one without sending a request, or --yes to skip the prompt.

Common constrained values include:

Field	Values
Case status	`open`, `completed`, `cancelled`
Playbook category	`productivity`, `programming`, `design`, `sales`, `marketing`, `operations`, `learning`
Handoff scope	`self`, `ancestors`, `descendants`, `neighbors`, `connected`
Task kind	`work`, `approval`
Task status	`open`, `completed`, `cancelled`, `approved`, `rejected`
Record kind	`note`, `output`, `activity`, `agreement`
Record origin	`user`, `agent`, `system`
Record order	`asc`, `desc`
Suggestion status	`open`, `applied`, `declined`, `archived`

Clients write note, output, or agreement. activity is server-only.

Records use note, output, server-authored activity, or agreement. New records and kind changes accept note, output, or agreement. Human and agent assessments can be saved as notes; AI Review saves separate reports.