Authentication
Log in, check your session, and log out — infravox auth login/status/logout.
Log in, connect an AWS account or Kubernetes cluster, and check what's live — every command below hits the exact same API as the dashboard. It's a small, honest command set today, growing from here.
Every command calls the same API as the dashboard — no mocks, no demo data.
No TTY, no hang — prompts resolve empty so CI and automation just work.
Credentials go through the identical vault and encryption path as the web app.
Access follows the role you already have — not a separate CLI-only model.
This is the complete list from infravox --help today — three of these already work end to end; the npm package is what's still coming.
Available now
Log in, check your session, and log out — infravox auth login/status/logout.
Confirm your login and bind this machine to your org — infravox init.
Connect an AWS account with an access key, validated against the real API — infravox connect aws.
Connect a cluster straight from your local kubeconfig — infravox connect kubernetes.
See every connection, its health, and last sync — table or --json — infravox status.
Coming soon
Run the same SRE agents that power the dashboard, from your terminal.
Trigger scans and pull findings without leaving the shell.
Surface savings opportunities and rightsizing recommendations.
Open, join, and resolve incidents without switching to the browser.
Pull control status and evidence packs on demand.
connect slack, connect github, connect jira — extending past AWS and Kubernetes.
Build from source today (cli/) — npm publish is next.
infravox auth login ties the CLI to your account and org.
infravox connect aws or connect kubernetes adds an integration.
infravox status confirms what's live — human table or --json.
It's not on npm yet — talk to us and we'll get you set up with the source build while the public package ships.
