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Every command family in the atoi CLI, with the flags that keep consequential actions explicit.

atoi prints readable output by default and a machine envelope with --json. Start with the Quickstart if this is your first session, or open the configuration reference when you need to change paths, endpoints, credentials, or machine output.

#Find a command

bash
atoi --help
atoi <command> --help

connector is the command for what the apps call a connection. The memory command group is in preview. Runtime-owned atoi mono behavior has its own runtime documentation and is not part of this product CLI reference.

#Common output flags

bash
atoi project list
atoi project list --json
atoi project list --ndjson
atoi project list --format json

Use --help on the root command or one command group. Use --json or --format json for one canonical envelope and --ndjson for record streams. The command pages list their complete flags, defaults, enums, and required confirmations.

#Consequential actions

bash
atoi task changes <task-id> --json
atoi task apply <task-id> \
  --confirm \
  --expected-change-set-id <change-set-id> \
  --expected-change-set-fingerprint <fingerprint> \
  --directory /absolute/repository/path \
  --json

Inspect the target and returned identity before you pass --confirm. Applying, archiving, disconnecting, revoking, removing, canceling, and publishing bind to the exact identifiers shown in each command reference. A confirmation is never a blanket bypass.

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