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Command Reference

The qumod CLI follows standard POSIX conventions:

Global Flags

These flags can be provided to any qumod command:

qumod login

Initiates the OAuth 2.0 Device Flow to authorize a workstation in the browser.

Usage

Options

  • --api-url <url>: Specify a private control plane or local development cluster.
  • --json: Outputs pending authorization metadata { "status": "pending", "verification_uri": "...", "user_code": "..." }.

qumod logout

Invalidates stored session tokens in ~/.qumo/config.json.

Usage


qumod whoami

Displays the active user identity, organization / tenant ID, IAM role, and associated workspace memberships.

Usage

Examples


qumod project

Manage isolated deployment projects within your active tenant workspace.

Subcommands

qumod project list (alias: qumod project ls)

Lists all projects available to the tenant.
Sample table output:

qumod project create <name> [--env <environment>]

Provisions a new deployment project.
Flags:
  • --env <production|test>: Deployment environment tier (default: production).

qumod deploy

Triggers or inspects deployments for edge relays and workload services.

Usage

Options

  • --project <id|name>: Target project ID or project name. If omitted, qumod deploys to the first available project in the workspace.
  • --json: Emits deployment status in JSON for CI/CD assertions.

Example


qumod version

Displays the installed CLI version, architecture, and current target API URL.