Platform / CLI

Manage your monitoring as code.

Update monitoring, manage users, build API call workflows, and keep applications monitored as fast as your team can type.

Node.js CLInpm or tarballsWorkflow operationsProject controlsUser management
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~/acme/monitoringzsh · apictx v4.18
olivia@acme $ npm i -g @apicontext/cli
added 1 package · v4.18.0
olivia@acme $
remote · payments-prodsynced
Ccalls24
Wworkflows7
Sschedules14
Aalerts11
·calls / payments.create
HEADmain · 8a4f1c2
last push12 min ago
node ≥18tarball linux · darwin · winpipelines github · gitlab · circle● ci · 0 drift
CLIdirect project control
3-10API calls in critical workflows
npmdeveloper-native install path
RBACuser and role operations
Build and monitor with the same tools

Keep active projects in sync from your terminal.

The APIContext CLI gives developers a direct connection to API monitoring, so local changes can be pushed into active projects without leaving the development workflow.

CLI operation · checkout workflow updatesynced
load local config
checkout.yml
validate calls
12 passed
update schedules
4 changed
sync users
roles checked
push project
prod updated
audit log
written
Developer-native monitoring

Build and update API monitoring from the CLI.

Use Node.js, npm, or tarballs to connect directly to your monitoring. Manage schedules, API call structures, projects, and alerting without a browser-only workflow.

Install through npm or tarballs
Make updates locally
Push changes into active projects
terminalCLI
apic projects list
apic calls import postman.json
apic schedules set checkout --every 60s
apic alerts update checkout-latency
Advanced workflows

Keep multi-call journeys updated easily.

Critical application workflows often take 3 to 10 API calls. Use call-builder and workflow operations from the CLI to keep monitoring aligned with the journeys your users depend on.

Build multi-call workflows
Manage API call sequences
Keep critical journeys synchronized
workflows/checkout.flow.yaml● valid · 5 steps
01
POST/oauth/token142ms
extract → access_token
02
POST/v1/cart96ms
uses → access_tokenextract → cart_id
03
POST/v1/cart/{cart_id}/items178ms
uses → cart_id
04
POST/v1/checkout312ms
uses → cart_idextract → order_id
05
GET/v1/orders/{order_id}88ms
uses → order_id
e2e p95 816msregions 14$ apictx flow run --watch
Project controls

Manage projects, users, and access from one place.

Manage user access, role management, view/edit operations, new projects, and existing projects with granular controls.

Manage users and roles
Deploy and update projects
Control view/edit operations
$ apictx members --project=payments-prod46 members
rolereadwritedeployalertsbilling
2
admin
olivia · daniel
14
engineer
platform-team
6
operator
on-call rotation
23
viewer
stakeholders · audit
1
ci-bot
GitHub Actions service
SSO oktaSCIM onaudit log 90d$ apictx role grant ci-bot deploy
Key Features

Everything you need in production.

Monitoring as code

Build and update API monitoring with developer tooling.

Workflow operations

Create and manage multi-step API workflows directly from the terminal.

Alerting controls

Manage alerting configuration alongside API call structures and schedules.

Access management

Control users, roles, and permissions through CLI operations.

Fast updates

Push local monitoring changes into active projects quickly.

Docs-backed

Use documented operations for project and monitoring administration.

CLI workflows fit into developer terminals, project automation, and operational control loops

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Manage API monitoring from the terminal.

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