CLI

Everything you can do in the dashboard, you can do from the terminal. The same CLI your users run has a companies namespace for organizations.

Installation

npm install -g agent-cards

Update any time with agent-cards update.

agent-cards login

A sign-in link and short code appear, and you approve in your browser. Then pick the organization you work in:

agent-cards companies list
agent-cards companies use ORG_ID

For scripts and CI, agent-cards login --email you@example.com sends a one-time code, and adding --code 123456 completes it without a browser.

All of these live under agent-cards companies:

Command	What it does
`create` / `list` / `get` / `use`	Create an organization, list yours, pick the active one
`wizard`	The integration agent: implements Agentcard in your codebase and reports back
`credentials create` / `list` / `revoke`	Manage the OAuth clients behind your `client_id` and `client_secret`
`env test` / `env production`	Point the CLI at sandbox or production credentials
`balance get` / `provision` / `transfers` / `settings`	See and manage the company balance
`balance test-fund`	Add sandbox balance so you can test issuing end to end
`balance withdraw`	Withdraw from the company balance
`webhooks list` / `create` / `update` / `delete`	Manage webhook endpoints
`webhooks reveal` / `roll-secret`	Read or rotate an endpoint’s signing secret
`webhooks deliveries` / `test`	See recent deliveries, or send a test event
`members`	Manage who is in the organization
`subscribe`	Start the subscription that unlocks production
`return-urls`	Set where hosted flows send users back to

Use --help on any of them for flags:

agent-cards companies webhooks test --help

Sandbox or production follows the credentials you’re using, the same rule as the API.
webhooks test is the fastest way to check your endpoint verifies signatures correctly before going live.
The wizard reads these docs as its source. If you’d rather integrate by hand, nothing here is required: the Quickstart uses plain curl.