auth0 commands

List every command in a compact tree, along with a short description of what it does.

This gives you (or an AI agent) a single overview of the whole CLI surface, so the right command can be found without inspecting each --help page individually.

Pass a command path to expand only that branch instead of the whole tree, for example auth0 commands apps or auth0 commands apps create. This keeps the output focused when you only care about one area.

Use --flat to list every runnable command on its own line, which is the easiest form to scan or match an intent against. Add --detailed to include usage lines, flags, arguments and whether authentication is required for each command, so you (or an agent) can construct a valid invocation without opening each --help page. Use --json for a machine-readable representation.

Usage

auth0 commands [command]

Examples

  auth0 commands
  auth0 commands --flat
  auth0 commands apps
  auth0 commands apps create --detailed
  auth0 commands apps --json --detailed

Flags

      --depth int   Maximum depth to display. 0 shows all levels. Ignored with --flat.
      --detailed    Include usage, flags, arguments and auth requirements for each command.
      --flat        List every runnable command on its own line, best for scanning or intent matching.
      --json        Output in json format.

Inherited Flags

      --debug           Enable debug mode.
      --no-color        Disable colors.
      --no-input        Disable interactivity.
      --tenant string   Specific tenant to use.