HubSpot CLI commands (v7.6.0)

Last modified: August 22, 2025

The HubSpot CLI connects your local development tools to HubSpot, allowing you to build and deploy apps to HubSpot, develop on the HubSpot CMS with version control, integrate with your favorite text editor, and more. Use this article as a reference for the available commands and formatting options for HubSpot’s local development tooling. If you haven’t installed the CLI yet, check out the CLI installation guide. Once you install the CLI and you’re ready to build your first app, check out the quickstart guide.

If you prefer, you can use Yarn by running commands with the yarn prefix.

The current recommended version of the HubSpot CLI is 7.6.0 or later.

Show all commands

Shows all commands and their definitions. To learn more about a specific command, add --help to the end of the command.

hs help

Install the CLI

You can install HubSpot local development tools either globally (recommended) or locally. To install the HubSpot tools globally, in your command line run the command below. To install locally, omit -g from the command.

npm install -g @hubspot/cli

To install the tools only in your current directory instead, run the command below. You do not need to install locally if you already have the CLI installed globally.

npm i @hubspot/cli@latest

Getting an EACCES error when installing? See NPM Resolving EACCESS permissions errors when installing packages globally.

Update the CLI

The CLI is updated regularly. To upgrade to the latest version of the local tools, run:

npm i -g @hubspot/cli@latest

Authentication

The following commands enable you to authenticate HubSpot accounts with the CLI so that you can interact with the account. If you haven’t yet authenticated an account with the CLI, you’ll first run hs account auth to create a centralized configuration file at the root of your working directory, ~/.hscli/config.yml. This file will contain the authentication details for any connected HubSpot accounts. The rest of the commands will update that file.

Initialize config and authentication

Creates a config.yml file at the root of your home directory (i.e., ~/.hscli/config.yml), and sets up authentication for an account. If you’re adding authentication for a new account to an existing config file, run the auth command. When prompted for a name to use for the account, the name can’t contain spaces.

hs auth [flags]

Flags

Flag	Description
`--account`	The specific account name to authenticate using the CLI. To get a full list of accounts, use the `hs accounts` command.

Migrate or merge your config files

Prior to version 7.4 of the CLI, configuration was stored within a hubspot.config.yml file, or multiple versions of this file if you were developing for multiple accounts. With the latest version of the CLI, one central config file, ~/.hscli/config.yml, is used to manage all account configuration via the hs account auth command. If you have an existing hubsport.config.yml config file, you can migrate over to the new central config file by running the following command:

hs config migrate [--flags]

Flags

Flag	Description
`--config`	Specify a path to an existing config file that should be used to migrate over to the new global config file. By default, the command will prompt you to migrate a deprecated config file in the current working directory to the new global config.
`--force`	By default, if conflicting values are detected between a deprecated config file and a global config file, you’ll be prompted to choose which value will be migrated over to your global config. You can bypass these prompts ahead of time by providing the `--force` flag.

Override the default account in your global config

If you want to override the default account in the ~/.hscli/config.yml global config file, you can run the following command in any directory:

hs account create-override

The command will create an .hsaccount file in your current working directory. This file will list a single account from your global config that will act as youor default account for the current directory, along with any subsdirectories and files. If needed, you can use the hs account remove-override command to remove this file from your current working directory.

hs init command

Please note: starting from version 7.4 of the CLI, the new hs account auth command provides an alternative way to manage configuration in a single, global config file instead of using multiple hubspot.config.yml files created using the hs init command. Although the hs init command is still supported, it’s recommended that you switch to using hs account auth instead.

Creates a hubspot.config.yml file in the current directory and sets up authentication for an account. If you’re adding authentication for a new account to an existing config file, run the auth command. When prompted for a name to use for the account, the name can’t contain spaces.

hs init [flags]

Flags

Flag	Description
`--auth-type`	The authentication protocol to use for authenticating your account. Supported values are `personalaccesskey` (default) and `oauth2`.
`--account`	The specific account name to authenticate using the CLI. To get a full list of accounts, use the `hs accounts` command.

Authenticate an account

Generate authentication for a HubSpot account using a personal access key. You can generate your access key here. If you already have a hubspot.config.yml file you can use this command to add credentials for additional accounts. When prompted for a name to use for the account, the name can’t contain spaces.

hs auth [flags]

Flags

Flag	Description
`--auth-type`	The authentication protocol to use for authenticating your account. Supported values are `personalaccesskey` (default) and `oauth2`.
`--account`	The specific account name to authenticate using the CLI. To get a full list of accounts, use the `hs accounts` command.

List authenticated accounts

Lists the name, ID, and auth type for the each account in your config file. If you’re not seeing the accounts you expect, you may need to run the auth command to add accounts to your config file.

hs accounts list

Set default account

Set the default account in your config file.

hs accounts use accountNameOrID

Parameter	Description
`accountNameOrID`	Identify the new default account by its name (as set in the config file) or ID.

Remove an account

Removes an account from your config file.

hs accounts remove accountNameOrID

Parameter	Description
`accountNameOrID`	Identify the account to remove by its name (as set in the config file) or ID.

Remove invalid accounts

Removes any deactivated HubSpot accounts from your config file.

hs accounts clean

Interacting with the developer file system

Using the CLI, you can interact with the developer file system, which is the file system in the Design Manager. These commands enable you to create new assets locally, such as modules and themes, upload them to the account, list files in the HubSpot account, or download existing files to your local environment.

List files

List files stored in the developer file system by path or from the root. Works similar to using standard ls to view your current directory on your local machine.

hs ls [path]
hs list [path]

Arguments

Argument	Description
`dest`	Path to the remote developer file system directory you would like to list files for. If omitted, defaults to the account root.

Fetch files

Fetch a file, or directory and its child folders and files, by path. Copies the files from your HubSpot account into your local environment. By default, fetching will not overwrite existing local files. To overwrite local files, include the --overwrite flag.

hs fetch --account=<name> <src> [dest]
hs filemanager fetch --account=<name> <src> [dest]

Arguments

Argument	Description
`src` (Required)	Path in HubSpot Design Tools
`dest`	Path to the local directory you would like the files to be placed, relative to your current working directory. If omitted, this argument will default to your current working directory.

Flags

Options	Description
`--account`	Specify an `accountId` or name to fetch fromSupports an alias of `--portal` for backward compatibility with older versions of the CLI.
`--overwrite`	Overwrite existing files with fetched files.
`--mode`	Specify if fetching a draft or published version of a file from HubSpot. Click here for more info

Upload files

Upload a new local asset to your HubSpot account. Changes uploaded through this command will be live immediately.

hs upload --account=<name> <src> <dest>
hs filemanager upload --account=<name> <src> <dest>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`src` (Required)	Path to the local file, relative to your current working directory.
`dest` (Required)	Path in HubSpot Design Tools, can be a net new path.

Flags

Options	Description
`--account`	Specify a `accountId` or name to fetch from.Supports an alias of `--portal` for backward compatibility with older versions of the CLI.
`--mode`	Specify if uploaded files are published in HubSpot. See “modes” for more info.
`--clean`	An optional flag that will delete the destination directory and its contents before uploading.

Please note: if you use the --clean flag, any associated global content configured using the global content editor will be reset to the defaults defined in your global partials.

Subcommands

Subcommands	Description
`filemanager`	Uploads the specified src directory to the File Manager, rather than to the developer file system in the Design Manager.Note: Uploaded files will be set to public, making them viewable by anyone with the URL. See our help documentation for more details on file visibility settings.

Set a watch for automatic upload

Watch your local directory and automatically upload changes to your HubSpot account on save. Any changes made when saving will be live immediately. Keep the following in mind when using watch:

Deleting watched files locally will not automatically delete them from HubSpot. To delete files, use --remove.
Renaming a folder locally will upload a new folder to HubSpot with the new name. The existing folder in HubSpot will not be deleted automatically. To delete the folder, use --remove.

hs watch --account=<name> <src> <dest>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`src` (Required)	Path to the local directory your files are in, relative to your current working directory.
`dest` (Required)	Path in HubSpot Design Tools, can be a net new path.

Flags

Flag	Description
`--account`	Specify a `accountId` or name to fetch fromSupports an alias of `--portal` for backward compatibility with older versions of the CLI.
`--mode`	Specify if uploaded files are published or saved as drafts in HubSpot. Learn more about using modes.
`--initial-upload`	Upload the directory before watching for updates. Supports an alias of `-i`.
`--remove`	Will cause watch to delete files in your HubSpot account that are not found locally.
`--notify=`	log to specified file when a watch task is triggered and after workers have gone idle.

Move files

Moves files within the developer file system from one directory to another. Does not affect files stored locally.

hs mv --account=<name> <src> <dest>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`src` (Required)	Path to the remote developer file system directory your files are in.
`dest` (Required)	Path to move assets to within the developer file system.

Flags

Flag	Description
`--account`	Specify a `accountId` or name to move files within. Supports an alias of `--portal` for backward compatibility with older versions of the CLI.

Create new files

Creates the folder/file structure of a new asset.

hs create <type> <name> [dest]

Arguments

Argument	Description
`type` (Required)	Type of asset. Supported types include: `module` `template` `website-theme` `function` `webpack-serverless` `react-app` `vue-app`
`name` (Required)	The name of the new asset.
`dest`	The destination folder for the new asset, relative to your current working directory. If omitted, this will default to your current working directory.

Remove files

Deletes files, or folders and their files, from your HubSpot account. This does not delete the files and folders stored locally. This command has an alias of rm.

hs remove --account=<name> <path>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`path` (Required)	The path of the file or folder in HubSpot’s developer file system.

Flags

Flag	Description
`--account`	Specify a `accountId` or name to remove a file from.Supports an alias of `--portal` for backward compatibility with older versions of the CLI.

Ignore files

You can include a .hsignore file to specify files that should not be tracked when using the CLI. This file functions similar to how .gitignore files work. Files matching the patterns specified in the .hsignore file will not be uploaded to HubSpot when using the upload or watch commands.

By default there are some rules HubSpot automatically enforces. There is no way to override these defaults.The following are always ignored:

hubspot.config.yml/hubspot.config.yaml
node_modules - dependencies
.* - hidden files/folders
*.log - NPM error log
*.swp - Swap file for Vim state
Icon\\r - Mac OS custom Finder icon
__MACOSX - Mac resource fork
~ Linux Backup file
Thumbs.db - Windows image file cache
ehthumbs.db - Windows folder config file
Desktop.ini - Windows custom folder attribute information
@eaDir - Windows Synology diskstation “hidden” folder where the server stores thumbnails.

# ignore all files within a specific directory
/ignore/ignored
# ignore a specific file
/ignore/ignore.md
# ignore all .txt files
*.txt
# ignore all log files - useful if you commonly output serverless function logs as files.
*.log

Locally preview theme

When developing a theme, you can run hs theme preview in the theme’s root directory to render a live preview of your changes without uploading files to the account. The preview will run on a local proxy server at https://hslocal.net:3000/. Once run, this command will run a watch process so that any saved changes are rendered in the preview.

Please note: to allow the local server to run on https, HubSpot must generate a self-signed SSL certificate and register it with your operating system. This will require entering your sudo password.

hs theme preview <src> <dest>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`src` (Required)	Path to the local file, relative to your current working directory. This command should be run in the theme’s root directory..
`dest` (Required)	The path for the preview. This can be any value, and is only used internally and for display purposes on the preview page.

The main page at https://hslocal.net:3000/ will display a list of your theme’s templates and modules, all of which can be individually previewed by clicking the provided links. You’ll also see a list of the account’s connected domains, which you can use to preview content on specific domains. The domain will be prepended to the hslocal.net domain. local-theme-preview-homepage

HubDB Commands

The HubDB commands are currently in Developer Preview. They are available to use now but understand they are subject to change. Developer previews are subject to our developer beta terms.

Use these commands to create, delete, fetch, and clear all rows of a HubDB table. The HubSpot account must have access to HubDB to use these commands.

Create HubDB table

Create a new HubDB table in the HubSpot account.

hs hubdb create --path [path] --account [account]

Flags

Flag	Description
`--path` (Required)	The local JSON file to use to generate the HubDB table.
`--account`	Specify a `accountId` or name to create HubDB in. Supports an alias of `--portal` for backward compatibility with older versions of the CLI.

Fetch HubDB Table

Download a HubDB table’s data to your local machine.

hs hubdb fetch <table-id> <dest>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`table-id` (Required)	HubDB table id found in the HubDB dashboard.
`dest`	The local path destination to store the `hubdb.json` file.

When you fetch a HubDB the data is stored as tablename.hubdb.json. When you create a new table you must specify a source JSON file. Below is an example of a table in JSON format.

{
  "name": "store_locations",
  "useForPages": true,
  "label": "Store locations",
  "allowChildTables": false,
  "allowPublicApiAccess": true,
  "dynamicMetaTags": { "DESCRIPTION": 3, "FEATURED_IMAGE_URL": 7 },
  "enableChildTablePages": false,
  "columns": [
    { "name": "name", "label": "Name", "type": "TEXT" },
    {
      "name": "physical_location",
      "label": "Physical Location",
      "type": "LOCATION"
    },
    { "name": "street_address", "label": "Street address", "type": "TEXT" },
    { "name": "city", "label": "City", "type": "TEXT" },
    {
      "name": "state",
      "label": "State",
      "options": [
        { "id": 1, "name": "Wisconsin", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 2, "name": "Minnesota", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 3, "name": "Maine", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 4, "name": "New York", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 5, "name": "Massachusetts ", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 6, "name": "Mississippi", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 7, "name": "Arkansas", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 8, "name": "Texas", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 9, "name": "Florida", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 10, "name": "South Dakota", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 11, "name": "North Dakota", "type": "option", "order": null },
        { "id": 12, "name": "n/a", "type": "option", "order": null }
      ],
      "type": "SELECT",
      "optionCount": 12
    },
    { "name": "phone_number", "label": "Phone Number", "type": "TEXT" },
    { "name": "photo", "label": "Store Photo", "type": "IMAGE" }
  ],
  "rows": [
    {
      "path": "super_store",
      "name": "Super Store",
      "isSoftEditable": false,
      "values": {
        "name": "Super Store",
        "physical_location": {
          "lat": 43.01667,
          "long": -88.00608,
          "type": "location"
        },
        "street_address": "1400 75th Greenfield Ave",
        "city": "West Allis",
        "state": { "id": 1, "name": "Wisconsin", "type": "option", "order": 0 },
        "phone_number": "(123) 456-7890"
      }
    },
    {
      "path": "store_123",
      "name": "Store #123",
      "isSoftEditable": false,
      "values": {
        "name": "Store #123",
        "physical_location": {
          "lat": 32.094803,
          "long": -166.85889,
          "type": "location"
        },
        "street_address": "Pacific Ocean",
        "city": "at sea",
        "state": { "id": 12, "name": "n/a", "type": "option", "order": 11 },
        "phone_number": "(123) 456-7891"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Clear rows in a HubDB table

Clear all of the rows in a HubDB table.

hs hubdb clear <tableId>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`tableId` (Required)	HubDB table id found in the HubDB dashboard.

Flags

Flag	Description
`--account`	Specify a `accountId` or name to clear HubDB rows from.Supports an alias of `--portal` for backward compatibility with older versions of the CLI.

Delete HubDB table

Deletes the specified HubDB table from the account. You will be prompted to confirm the deletion before proceeding. You can use the --force flag to bypass this confirmation.

hs hubdb delete <table-id>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`table-id` (Required)	HubDB table ID found in the HubDB dashboard.

Flags

Flag	Description
`--account`	Specify a `accountId` or name to delete HubDB from. Supports an alias of `--portal` for backward compatibility with older versions of the CLI.
`--force`	Bypass the confirmation prompt and immediately delete the table once the command is executed.

Managing secrets

Add a secret

Add a secret to your account which can be used to reference authentication data you don’t want to expose in your project files. To expose the secret to your function, update your file with the secret’s name, either to the specific endpoints you want to use it in or globally to make it available to all.

hs secrets add <secret-name>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`secret-name` (Required)	Name of the secret to add.

Update a secret

Update the value of a secret in your account which can be referenced in your project without exposing it directly in your source files.

**Please note: due to caching, it can take about one minute to see updated secret values. If you’ve just updated a secret but are still seeing the old value, check again after about a minute.

hs secrets update <secret-name>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`secret-name` (Required)	The name of the secret, which you’ll later use to reference the secret. This can be any unique value, though it’s recommended to keep it simple for ease of use.

Remove a secret

Remove a secret from your account, making it no longer usable within your project files. You will be prompted to confirm the deletion before proceeding. You can use the --force flag to bypass this confirmation.

hs secrets delete <secret-name>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`secret-name` (Required)	Name of secret you want to remove.

Flags

Flag	Description
`--force`	Bypass the confirmation prompt and immediately delete the table once the command is executed.

List secrets

List secrets within your account to know what you have stored already using the add secrets command.

hs secrets list

Open browser shortcuts

There are so many parts of the HubSpot app that developers need to access frequently. To make it easier to get to these tools you can open them directly from the command line. Your defaultAccount or --account argument will be used to open the associated tool for that account.

open

hs open <shortcut-name or alias>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`shortcut` (Required)	Provide the full shortcut name or alias of the short cut you wish to open in your browser.

hs open --list

Arguments

Argument	Description
`--list` (Required)	Lists all of the shortcuts, their aliases and destinations.

Command completion

If you use the CLI frequently, it can be useful to be-able-to tab to auto-complete commands.

hs completion >> ~/.bashrc

For Mac OS X

hs completion >> ~/.bash_profile

Evaluate themes and templates for SEO and accessibility

Uses Google’s Lighthouse tools to score the quality of your themes and templates for their adherence to the following categories:

Accessibility
Web best practices
Performance
PWA
SEO

The following types of templates are scored:

landing pages
website pages
Blog posts
Blog listing page

If any templates fail to generate a score because of Lighthouse errors, a list of these templates will be provided.

hs cms lighthouse-score --theme=path

Flags

Flag	Description
`--theme-path` (Required)	Path to a theme in the Design Manager.
`--verbose`	When this parameter is excluded, the returned score is an average of all the theme’s templates (default). When this parameter is included, the individual template scores are shown. You’ll also receive Lighthouse report links for each template.
`--target`	This can either be desktop or mobile to see respective scores. By default, the target is desktop.

Retrieve an existing React theme

To fetch an existing React theme from your account, use the following command:

hs cms get-react-module <name> <dest>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`name`	The name of the module to download.
`dest`	The destination on your local machine to download the module to.

Generate theme field selectors for in-app highlighting

When creating a theme, use the following command to generate an editor-preview.json file which maps CSS selectors to theme fields. This enables content creators to see which theme elements will be impacted by updates to a field’s styling options. After running the command, you’ll need to review and refine the editor-preview.json file to ensure that fields and selectors are mapped properly. While this command will make a rudimentary guess as to which fields affect which selectors, you’ll need to make corrections based on how your theme is built. For example, this command cannot detect when modules are overriding styling or when you’re using macros. Learn more about theme editor field highlighting.

hs theme generate-selectors <themePath>

Modes

The \--mode option allows you to determine if local changes are published when uploaded to HubSpot. This option can be used in each command or set as a default in your hubspot.config.yml file. The two options for \--mode are \--mode=draft and \--mode=publish. The following is the order of precedence for setting \--mode:

Using \--mode in a command will override all other settings.
Setting a defaultMode for each account in your hubspot.config.yml file, removes the need to use \--mode in each command. It will override the top-level setting.
Setting a defaultMode at the top-level in your hubspot.config.yml file, sets a default\--mode for all accounts. It will override the default behavior.
The default behavior for \--mode is publish.

Environment variables

The HubSpot CLI supports the use of environment variables, this can be especially useful when creating automations like a GitHub Action. Run any command using the --use-env flag to use the environment variables instead of the hubspot.config.yml.

hs upload example-project example-project-remote --use-env

Name	Description
`HUBSPOT_ACCOUNT_ID` (Required)	The HubSpot account ID.
`HUBSPOT_PERSONAL_ACCESS_KEY` (Recommended)	The personal access key of a user on the HubSpot account. All updates made will be associated to this user.
`HUBSPOT_CLIENT_ID`	The OAuth client ID.
`HUBSPOT_CLIENT_SECRET`	The OAuth secret.

Marketplace asset validation

The CLI provides a suite of automated tests you can perform on your assets to get them in-line with the marketplace requirements prior to submitting. Passing all automated tests does not mean you will for sure pass the review process, further review is conducted to ensure quality beyond what can be easily automated.

Validate theme

The theme validation command allows you to quickly run automated tests on your theme to identify problems that need to be fixed prior to submission to the asset marketplace. These will be returned in your CLI as a list of [error] and [success] messages separated into groups that represent types of assets within a theme. Before you can validate a theme, you’ll first need to upload it to your account with hs upload. Then, run the following command to validate the uploaded theme.

hs theme marketplace-validate <path>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`path` (Required)	Root relative path to the theme folder in the design manager.

Validate module

Similar to validating a theme, this command allows you to quickly run automated tests on a module to identify problems that need to be fixed prior to submission to the asset marketplace. Before you can validate a module, you’ll first need to upload it to your account with hs upload. Then, run the following command to validate the uploaded module.

hs module marketplace-validate <src>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`src` (Required)	Root relative path to the module folder in the design manager.

Custom objects

Manage custom objects using the schema subcommand to manage custom object schemas and the create subcommand to create a new custom object.

Fetch schema for a single custom object

To fetch the schema for an existing custom object, run the following command:

hs custom-object schema fetch <name> <dest>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`name`	The name of the custom object to fetch the schema for.
`dest`	The destination on your local machine to save the schema to.

Fetch schema for all custom objects

Fetch the schemas for all custom objects in an account.

hs custom-object schema fetch-all <dest>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`dest`	The destination on your local machine to save the schemas to.

Update the schema for a custom object

Update the schema for an existing custom object with the definition at the provided path.

hs custom-object schema update --path=definition

Flags

Flag	Description
`--path`	The path to a schema definition located on your local machine.

Delete the schema for a custom object

Delete the schema for an existing custom object. You will be prompted to confirm the deletion before proceeding. You can use the --force flag to bypass this confirmation.

hs custom-object schema delete <name>

Arguments

Flag	Description
`name`	The name of the custom object schema to delete.

Create a new custom object

Create a new custom object with the provided definition for its schema.

hs custom-object create <name> --path=definition

Arguments

Flag	Description
`name`	The name of your new custom object schema.

Flags

Flag	Description
`--path`	The path to a schema definition located on your local machine.

Projects and sandboxes

A full reference of project-related commands, as well as any commands related to managing your sandboxes, can be found in this article.

Platform

Local development

Third-party tools

SDKs

​Show all commands

​Install the CLI

​Update the CLI

​Authentication

​Initialize config and authentication

​Migrate or merge your config files

​Override the default account in your global config

​hs init command

​Authenticate an account

​List authenticated accounts

​Set default account

​Remove an account

​Remove invalid accounts

​Interacting with the developer file system

​List files

​Fetch files

​Upload files

​Set a watch for automatic upload

​Move files

​Create new files

​Remove files

​Ignore files

​Locally preview theme

​HubDB Commands

​Create HubDB table

​Fetch HubDB Table

​Clear rows in a HubDB table

​Delete HubDB table

​Managing secrets

​Add a secret

​Update a secret

​Remove a secret

​List secrets

​Open browser shortcuts

​open

​Command completion

​Evaluate themes and templates for SEO and accessibility

​Retrieve an existing React theme

​Generate theme field selectors for in-app highlighting

​Modes

​Environment variables

​Marketplace asset validation

​Validate theme

​Validate module

​Custom objects

​Fetch schema for a single custom object

​Fetch schema for all custom objects

​Update the schema for a custom object

​Delete the schema for a custom object

​Create a new custom object

​Projects and sandboxes

Show all commands

Install the CLI

Update the CLI

Authentication

Initialize config and authentication

Migrate or merge your config files

Override the default account in your global config

hs init command

Authenticate an account

List authenticated accounts

Set default account

Remove an account

Remove invalid accounts

Interacting with the developer file system

List files

Fetch files

Upload files

Set a watch for automatic upload

Move files

Create new files

Remove files

Ignore files

Locally preview theme

HubDB Commands

Create HubDB table

Fetch HubDB Table

Clear rows in a HubDB table

Delete HubDB table

Managing secrets

Add a secret

Update a secret

Remove a secret

List secrets

Open browser shortcuts

open

Command completion

Evaluate themes and templates for SEO and accessibility

Retrieve an existing React theme

Generate theme field selectors for in-app highlighting

Modes

Environment variables

Marketplace asset validation

Validate theme

Validate module

Custom objects

Fetch schema for a single custom object

Fetch schema for all custom objects

Update the schema for a custom object

Delete the schema for a custom object

Create a new custom object

Projects and sandboxes