Envisioning Studio CLI

Apps & Automation

Use the `es` CLI to manage Envisioning Studio content from the command line. The CLI communicates with the Envisioning Studio server API and handles authentication automatically.

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Envisioning Studio CLI

The es CLI manages Envisioning Studio content. It is installed as a dev dependency in this repo.

Authentication

Before using any commands, authenticate:

npx es login

This opens a browser for OAuth login and stores credentials locally. To clear credentials:

npx es logout

Instance Targeting

On first use, the CLI prompts for an instance subdomain or URL and saves it to envisioning-studio-cli.json in the current directory.

# Show current instance
npx es instance

# Set or change instance to https://myproject.envisioning-studio.com
npx es instance myproject

# Set or change instance to a custom url:
npx es instance http://studio.mycustomerdomain.com

Opportunities

Manage opportunities (work items displayed as kanban boards). The command supports progressive abbreviation: opportunities, opp, op, or o.

List opportunities

npx es opp list
npx es opp list --json

Get opportunity details

npx es opp get <id>
npx es opp get <id> --json

Create an opportunity

The --content option accepts markdown.

npx es opp create --title "New feature request"
npx es opp create --title "Bug fix" --content "## Details\nSome **markdown** here" --assigned user@example.com
npx es opp create --title "Task" --field status=New --field priority=High

Update an opportunity

npx es opp update <id> --title "Updated title"
npx es opp update <id> --assigned user@example.com --field status=Done

Archive / unarchive

npx es opp archive <id>
npx es opp unarchive <id>

List available fields

npx es opp fields
npx es opp fields --json

Use field keys with --field key=value when creating or updating opportunities.

News

Manage news items for the instance. The command supports progressive abbreviation: news, new, ne, or n.

List news items

npx es news list
npx es news list --json

Get a news item

npx es news get <id>
npx es news get <id> --json

Create a news item

The --content option accepts markdown (without a # Title heading — the server adds it).

News content can include links to opportunities using relative URLs:

[View opportunity](opportunities?view=development&opportunity=3088)

Where view is the view that sets the status on the opportunity (e.g., development, design).

npx es news create --title "Project Kickoff"
npx es news create --title "Update" --description "Brief summary" --content "Full markdown body"

Update a news item

npx es news update <id> --title "New Title"
npx es news update <id> --description "New summary" --content "New body"

Delete a news item

npx es news delete <id>