Celigo CLI is a native command-line interface for the Celigo platform. It wraps the full Celigo REST API so developers can build, manage, and operate integrations directly from their terminal or IDE — without opening a browser. It installs via npm and requires Node.js 22 or later.

Celigo CLI

Build and manage your Celigo automations from your terminal

Q: Does Celigo CLI have the same features as the platform UI?

Yes. Celigo CLI offers complete REST API parity — anything you can do through the Celigo platform, you can do from the command line. There is no capability trade-off based on how you access the platform.

Q: How do I install Celigo CLI?

Celigo CLI installs via npm with a single command: npm install -g @celigo/celigo-cli. You authenticate with a Celigo API token and you are ready to go. See the full setup guide at developer.celigo.com/cli/setup/install.

Q: Can I manage multiple Celigo accounts with the CLI?

Yes. Celigo CLI supports profiles, which let you manage multiple accounts and regions — production, EU, sandbox — from a single binary. You can switch between environments in one command, with permission modes (read, operate, full) to control what each profile can do.

Q: Can Celigo CLI be used in CI/CD pipelines?

Yes. Celigo CLI is designed to be scriptable and CI-friendly. You can pipe output through jq, integrate it into CI/CD pipelines, and compose multi-step workflows using standard shell patterns. Output formats switch between JSON for scripts and table for terminals.

Bring the full Celigo platform into your terminal. Build, manage, and automate without breaking your flow.

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Build and manage your Celigo automations from your terminal

Developers shouldn't have to leave their environment to build integrations.

Context switching slows development. Celigo CLI gives developers direct access to the full Celigo platform from the terminal and IDE they already use, with no browser required.

Full platform access, native interface

Everything Celigo can do, available at the command line

Celigo CLI isn’t a limited subset — it’s complete REST API parity. Build, manage, and operate your entire Celigo environment without opening a browser.

Build and configure

Create and manage integrations, flows, connections, exports, imports, and scripts — all from your terminal.

Operate and monitor

Run jobs, review audit logs, manage notifications, and troubleshoot errors without leaving your environment.

Extend and automate

Build tools, APIs, agents, and MCP servers. Script complex workflows using jq filters and standard shell patterns.

Administer at scale

Manage users, environments, stacks, and infrastructure across multiple accounts and regions from a single binary.

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Built for how developers work

Designed for developer workflows, not browser sessions

Multiple accounts, one tool

Profiles let developers manage multiple Celigo accounts and regions — production, EU, sandbox — from a single binary. Switch environments in one command, with permission modes to keep writes safe.

Scriptable and CI-friendly

Celigo CLI is built for automation. Pipe output through jq, integrate into CI/CD pipelines, and compose complex multi-step workflows using standard shell patterns.

Works with your AI coding assistant

Installing Celigo CLI also installs domain-specific skills for Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf — so your AI assistant gives accurate, grounded answers about Celigo instead of guessing. Build faster with an AI that actually knows the platform.

Up and running in minutes

Install, authenticate, and go

Install via npm, authenticate with a Celigo API token. Three commands and you're building.

npm install -g @celigo/celigo-cli
export CELIGO_API_TOKEN="<your token>"
celigo integrations list --format table

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Give your developers the integration tools they actually want to use

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