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Overview

This page provides a command overview and links to detailed guides. Run noimosai <command> --help in your installed version to check available options.

Choose commands by purpose

Commands fall into four groups:

Purpose	Main commands	Details
Ask AI and inspect past results	`chat`, `session`	Use chat and sessions
Run tools, analysis, and image or video generation	`tools`, `analysis`, `model`, `generate`, `edit`, `creation`	Run generation and analysis
Handle posts, articles, DMs, and comments	`post`, `delete-post`, `publish-article`, `upload-media`, `pinterest-boards`, `inbox`	Publish content
Manage workspaces and local settings	`project`, `workspace`, `integration`, `init`, `brand`, `kb`, `skill`, `apikey`, `config`, `update`	Manage workspaces and settings

See Get started for login, which sets credentials, and logout, which removes them.

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These are common starting points.

noimosai login                              # Sign in
noimosai chat                               # Start interactive chat
noimosai session list                       # List saved sessions
noimosai tools list                         # List available tools
noimosai analysis list                      # List analysis features
noimosai model list                         # List image and video models
noimosai post posts.json --now --dry-run    # Review the post without publishing
noimosai workspace list                     # List workspaces
noimosai integration list                   # List connected accounts
noimosai update --check                     # Check for updates

Use global options

The following options are available across the CLI:

-o, --output <text|json> — Output format; defaults to text. Use json when processing results with scripts or AI agents.
--help — Display help for a command or subcommand.
--version — Display the installed CLI version.

Check published updates with noimosai update --check and run noimosai --help after updating to track command and option changes. See these pages for setup and command details.

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Overview

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Overview

Choose commands by purpose

Check common commands

Use global options

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