cmdop help
Every command carries its own help, and the help in your installed binary is the exact interface that binary accepts.
cmdop --help
cmdop help connect
cmdop connect --help
cmdop connect exec --helpcmdop help <command> and cmdop <command> --help print the same text. Both
work at every level, so append --help to a subcommand to see only its flags.
An unrecognised command prints the root help rather than an error, so
cmdop something-invented --help looks like it succeeded. To check whether a
command exists, run it without --help — a real command runs or asks for its
arguments, an unknown one prints ✗ unknown command.
Global flags
These apply to every command:
| Flag | Purpose |
|---|---|
--active-server <slug> | Use a specific relay entry instead of the active one. |
--debug | Verbose logging for this invocation. |
--log-format json|console | Log output format. Default console. |
--log-level debug|info|warn|error | Log verbosity. |
-v, --version | Print version information. Same as cmdop version. |
Use help output as the source of truth when this reference and a freshly installed binary disagree. The documentation explains workflows and stable intent; the binary owns the exact flag set for the version running on your machine.
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