CloudX CLI

The cloudx CLI provides command-line access to CloudX authentication, auction inspection, configuration, reporting, and documentation workflows. Install instructions are available on the Installation page.

Installation

Install the CLI on macOS with Homebrew.

Authentication

Reporting

Reporting commands and flags.

Auction Inspection

Auction, round, bid, and ILRD inspection commands.

Configuration

Inspect, validate, edit, and publish configs.

Examples

Copy-paste CLI examples.

Root Usage

cloudx [--timeout <duration>] [command]
cloudx --version
cloudx --help

Root Flags

Flag	Short	Description
`--timeout <duration>`		API request timeout. Defaults to `1m`; maximum `2m`. Examples: `30s`, `90s`, `2m`.
`--version`	`-v`	Print the CloudX CLI version and exit.
`--help`		Show command help.

Exit Behavior

The CLI uses standard exit codes:

0 for success, help output, and --version
1 for invalid usage, missing configuration, authentication issues, and request errors

One notable exception is cloudx auth status:

It exits 0 when logged in
It exits 1 when logged out or when the current sign-in session can’t be used

Notes

The CLI is currently installed on macOS through Homebrew.
API requests default to a 60 second timeout. Put --timeout before the command when you need a shorter or longer request budget.
Aggregate reporting and auction inspection commands support either human-readable table output or structured JSON with --json. Impression-level exports download a gzip-compressed CSV file instead.
Configuration commands print YAML by default and support JSON output with --json.
Period parsing is UTC-based.

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