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A command-line interface for the Flashduty platform. Manage incidents, on-call schedules, status pages, and more from your terminal.

Installation

macOS / Linux

curl -sSL https://static.flashcat.cloud/flashduty-cli/install.sh | sh

Windows (PowerShell)

irm https://static.flashcat.cloud/flashduty-cli/install.ps1 | iex

Manual Download

Download the latest release for your platform from GitHub Releases.

Options

Variable Description Default
FLASHDUTY_VERSION Install a specific version (e.g. v0.1.2) latest
FLASHDUTY_INSTALL_DIR Custom install directory /usr/local/bin (shell), ~\.flashduty\bin (PowerShell)
MIRROR_URL Override installer release asset mirror https://static.flashcat.cloud/flashduty-cli
FLASHDUTY_UPDATE_BASE_URL Override flashduty update and auto update-check base URL https://static.flashcat.cloud/flashduty-cli

Quick Start

1. Authenticate

flashduty login

You will be prompted for your Flashduty APP key. To obtain one, log into the Flashduty console and navigate to Account Settings > APP Key.

Alternatively, set the key via environment variable:

export FLASHDUTY_APP_KEY=your_app_key

2. Use

# List recent incidents
flashduty incident list

# Get incident details
flashduty incident get <incident_id>

# List team members
flashduty member list

# View channels
flashduty channel list

Authentication

The CLI resolves credentials in this order (highest priority first):

  1. --app-key flag (hidden, for scripting)
  2. FLASHDUTY_APP_KEY environment variable
  3. ~/.flashduty/config.yaml (written by flashduty login)

Configuration File

Stored at ~/.flashduty/config.yaml with 0600 permissions:

app_key: your_app_key
base_url: https://api.flashcat.cloud

Configuration Commands

flashduty config show              # Print current config (key masked)
flashduty config set app_key KEY   # Set app key
flashduty config set base_url URL  # Override API endpoint

Global Flags

Flag Description
--output-format Output format: table (default), json, or toon (compact, fewer tokens)
--json Output as JSON (alias for --output-format json)
--no-trunc Do not truncate long fields in table output
--base-url Override the API base URL

Available Commands

incident - Incident Lifecycle Management (9 commands)

flashduty incident list [flags]        # List incidents (default: last 24h)
flashduty incident get <id> [<id2>]    # Get incident details (vertical view for single ID)
flashduty incident create [flags]      # Create a new incident (interactive if flags missing)
flashduty incident update <id> [flags] # Update incident fields
flashduty incident ack <id> [<id2>]    # Acknowledge incidents
flashduty incident close <id> [<id2>]  # Close (resolve) incidents
flashduty incident timeline <id>       # View incident timeline
flashduty incident alerts <id>         # View incident alerts
flashduty incident similar <id>        # Find similar historical incidents

List flags:

Flag Description Default
--progress Filter: Triggered, Processing, Closed all
--severity Filter: Critical, Warning, Info all
--channel Filter by channel ID -
--title Search by title keyword -
--since Start time (duration, date, datetime, or unix) 24h
--until End time now
--limit Max results 20
--page Page number 1

Time format examples: 5m, 1h, 24h, 168h, 2026-04-01, 2026-04-01 10:00:00, 1712000000

change - Change Record Query (1 command)

flashduty change list [flags]    # List changes (deployments, configs)

Supports --channel, --since, --until, --type, --limit, --page.

member - Member Query (1 command)

flashduty member list [flags]    # List members

Supports --name, --email, --page.

team - Team Query (1 command)

flashduty team list [flags]      # List teams with members

Supports --name, --page.

channel - Channel Query (1 command)

flashduty channel list [flags]   # List collaboration spaces

Supports --name.

escalation-rule - Escalation Rule Query (1 command)

flashduty escalation-rule list --channel <id>          # By channel ID
flashduty escalation-rule list --channel-name <name>   # By channel name (auto-resolved)

field - Custom Field Query (1 command)

flashduty field list [flags]     # List custom field definitions

Supports --name.

status-page - Status Page Management (28 commands)

The group is status-page (hyphenated), not statuspage. Nested object/array fields carry no typed flag and must be supplied as JSON through --data; --data - reads the entire request body from stdin. Positional arguments and explicitly-set typed flags override the matching keys inside --data.

Pages, components, sections

flashduty status-page list                                     # List status pages (JSON: {"items":[...]})
flashduty status-page info <page-id>                           # Page detail, incl. component and section IDs
flashduty status-page create --name <name> --url-name <slug> --type <public|internal> \
    --date-view <calendar|list> --display-uptime-mode <chart_and_percentage|chart|none>
flashduty status-page update <page-id> [--name <name>] [--url-name <slug>] ...   # Update a page
flashduty status-page delete <page-id>                         # Delete a page
flashduty status-page component-upsert <page-id> --data '{"components":[{"name":"API","section_id":"<section-id>"}]}'
flashduty status-page component-delete <component-id> [<id2>...] --page-id <page-id>
flashduty status-page section-upsert <page-id> --data '{"sections":[{"name":"Core"}]}'
flashduty status-page section-delete <section-id> [<id2>...] --page-id <page-id>

Events (incident / maintenance) and their timeline

flashduty status-page change-active-list <page-id> --type <incident|maintenance>   # Only in-progress events
flashduty status-page change-list <page-id> --type <incident|maintenance> --status <status>
flashduty status-page change-info --page-id <page-id> --change-id <change-id>
flashduty status-page change-create <page-id> --type <incident|maintenance> --title <title> \
    --status <status> --description <text> --data '{"updates":[...]}'
flashduty status-page change-update --page-id <page-id> --change-id <change-id> [--title <title>]
flashduty status-page change-delete --page-id <page-id> --change-id <change-id>
flashduty status-page change-timeline-create --page-id <page-id> --change-id <change-id> \
    --status <status> --description <text> [--data '{"component_changes":[...]}']
flashduty status-page change-timeline-update --page-id <page-id> --change-id <change-id> --update-id <update-id> [--description <text>]
flashduty status-page change-timeline-delete --page-id <page-id> --change-id <change-id> --update-id <update-id>

change-create takes <page-id> as a required positional argument, and its required updates array (with the nested component_changes) has no flag — so a real change-create call always carries a --data payload:

flashduty status-page change-create 5750613685214 --type incident \
  --title "API latency elevated" --status investigating \
  --description "Investigating elevated latency." \
  --data '{"updates":[{"status":"investigating","description":"Team is investigating.","component_changes":[{"component_id":"01KC3GAZ6ZJE40H55GM31RPWZE","status":"degraded"}]}]}'

The whole body can also come from stdin with --data -:

cat change.json | flashduty status-page change-create 5750613685214 --data -

Resolving an incident goes through change-timeline-create; every component the event touched must be moved back to operational:

flashduty status-page change-timeline-create --page-id 5750613685214 --change-id 5821693893131 \
  --status resolved --description "Recovered." \
  --data '{"component_changes":[{"component_id":"01KC3GAZ6ZJE40H55GM31RPWZE","status":"operational"}]}'

Subscribers and templates

flashduty status-page subscriber-list <page-id> [--component-ids <ids>] [--page <n>] [--limit <n>]
flashduty status-page subscriber-import <page-id> --method <email|im> --data '{"subscribers":[...]}'
flashduty status-page subscriber-export <page-id> [--component-ids <ids>]
flashduty status-page template-list <page-id> --type <pre_defined|message>
flashduty status-page template-upsert <page-id> --type <pre_defined|message> --data '{"template":{...}}'
flashduty status-page template-delete --page-id <page-id> --template-id <template-id> --type <pre_defined|message>

Migration from Atlassian Statuspage

flashduty status-page migrate-structure <source-page-id> --api-key <key> [--url-name <slug>]   # Structure + history
flashduty status-page migrate-email-subscribers --source-page-id <id> --target-page-id <id> --api-key <key>
flashduty status-page migration-status <job-id>                # Check migration job status
flashduty status-page migration-cancel <job-id>                # Cancel a running migration job

Migration jobs are asynchronous. After starting migrate-structure or migrate-email-subscribers, poll the returned job_id:

flashduty status-page migration-status <job-id>

Typical flow:

flashduty status-page migrate-structure page_123 --api-key $ATLASSIAN_STATUSPAGE_API_KEY
flashduty status-page migration-status <structure_job_id>
flashduty status-page migrate-email-subscribers --source-page-id page_123 \
  --target-page-id <target_page_id> --api-key $ATLASSIAN_STATUSPAGE_API_KEY
flashduty status-page migration-status <subscriber_job_id>

template - Notification Template Management (4 commands)

flashduty template get-preset --channel <channel>                    # Get preset template code
flashduty template validate --channel <channel> --file <path>        # Validate and preview template
flashduty template variables [--category <category>]                 # List template variables
flashduty template functions [--type custom|sprig|all]               # List template functions

Supported channels: dingtalk, dingtalk_app, feishu, feishu_app, wecom, wecom_app, slack, slack_app, telegram, teams_app, email, sms, zoom.

Utility Commands

flashduty login          # Authenticate interactively
flashduty config show    # Show current configuration
flashduty config set     # Set a configuration value
flashduty version        # Print version information
flashduty completion     # Generate shell completions (bash/zsh/fish/powershell)

Output Formats

Table (default): Human-readable, aligned columns, long fields truncated.

ID           TITLE                    SEVERITY   PROGRESS     CHANNEL       CREATED
inc_abc123   DB connection timeout    Critical   Triggered    Production    2026-04-10 10:23
inc_def456   High memory usage        Warning    Processing   Staging       2026-04-10 09:15
Showing 2 results (page 1, total 2).

JSON (--json / --output-format json): Machine-parseable, full data, no truncation.

flashduty incident list --json | jq '.[].title'

TOON (--output-format toon): Token-Oriented Object Notation — full data, no truncation, but drops the per-row repeated keys that JSON emits for uniform arrays, so list output costs materially fewer tokens. Preferred for LLM/agent consumption. Not directly jq-able; use --json when you need to pipe into jq.

flashduty incident list --output-format toon

No truncation (--no-trunc): Table with full field content.


Development

Prerequisites

  • Go 1.24+
  • golangci-lint (auto-installed by Makefile)

Build

make build       # Build binary to bin/flashduty
make test        # Run tests with race detection
make lint        # Run linter
make check       # Run all checks (fmt, lint, test, build)
make help        # Show all available targets

Dependencies

Package Purpose
flashduty-sdk Flashduty API client
cobra CLI framework
yaml.v3 Config file parsing
x/term Masked password input

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before opening a pull request, and note our Code of Conduct.


License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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