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The commands on this page manage the CLI itself rather than a NeetoDesk resource, so none of them have an API-reference counterpart.

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login

Signs in to a workspace through your browser and saves the session. The CLI prompts for your subdomain unless you pass one.
See Authentication for the full flow and where credentials are stored.

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logout

Signs out and clears the saved credentials. With one workspace signed in, no flags are needed; with several, name one with --subdomain or clear them all with --all.

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whoami

Reports which account is signed in, and on which workspace. With several workspaces signed in, it lists all of them.

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doctor

Checks authentication, connectivity to your workspace and the CLI version. Every check runs independently, so one failure does not hide the next. Start here when something is not working.

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version

Prints the CLI version. Include it when reporting a problem.

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update

Replaces the binary in place with the latest release. If you installed through Homebrew, run brew upgrade neetodesk instead so the formula stays in step.

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setup

Installs NeetoDesk instructions into an AI coding assistant. See AI assistants for what each subcommand writes and where.

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commands

Prints the full command catalog as JSON. The command reference on this site is generated from its output.

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Shell completion

neetodesk completion <shell> writes the completion script under ~/.config/neetodesk/completions and wires your shell to load it on the next start. There is nothing to source by hand.
Start a new shell afterwards so the completion script is loaded. Re-running the command refreshes both the script and the shell configuration.
Re-run neetodesk completion <shell> after every upgrade. The installed script lists the commands that existed when it was written, so without a refresh new commands will not complete.
To inspect the script rather than install it, pass --print and it goes to standard output instead: