c8volt capabilities
Describe the public CLI contract for automation and discovery
Synopsis
Describe the machine-readable c8volt command surface for automation. Use this command to discover public command paths, visible flags, output modes, mutation behavior, contract support, and automation-mode support without scraping prose help.
Prefer c8volt capabilities --json when driving the CLI from AI agents, scripts, or CI. The human-facing command taxonomy and help output remain unchanged; plain output summarizes the public command surface for humans, while JSON is the repository-native discovery surface for automation, including whether each command currently supports --automation as the canonical non-interactive contract. Hidden shell-completion and internal helper commands stay out of this document.
c8volt capabilities [flags]
Examples
./c8volt capabilities
./c8volt capabilities --json
Options
-h, --help help for capabilities
Options inherited from parent commands
-y, --auto-confirm auto-confirm prompts for non-interactive use
--automation enable the canonical non-interactive contract for commands that explicitly support it
--config string path to config file
--debug enable debug logging, overwrites and is shorthand for --log-level=debug
-j, --json output as JSON (where applicable)
--keys-only output as keys only (where applicable), can be used for piping to other commands
--log-format string log format (json, plain, text) (default "plain")
--log-level string log level (debug, info, warn, error) (default "info")
--log-with-source include source file and line number in logs
--no-err-codes suppress error codes in error outputs
--profile string config active profile name to use (e.g. dev, prod)
-q, --quiet suppress all output, except errors, overrides --log-level
--tenant string tenant ID for tenant-aware command flows (overrides env, profile, and base config)
-v, --verbose adds additional verbosity to the output, e.g. for progress indication
SEE ALSO
- c8volt - Operate Camunda 8 with guided help and script-safe output modes