Other resource groups

The pages before this one cover the groups you reach for daily. This one covers what is left, and ends with an index of every top-level command so nothing in the tree is undocumented.

Agent and engine packages

The device agent and the inference engine are two separately versioned things the platform distributes to devices.

Command	What it does
agent-versions list	Agent versions this deployment publishes.
agent-versions latest	The newest stable one, which is what a device updates to by default.
agent-versions create --body '<json>'	Register a new agent version.
agent-versions delete <version>	Remove one.
engine-packages list	Inference engine package versions.
engine-packages latest	The newest enabled one.
engine-packages create --body '<json>'	Register a version.
engine-packages delete <version>	Remove one.

The engine package is entitlement-gated and delivered to a device separately from the agent, which is why a job definition can require it through required_resources.engine and that requirement cannot be forced past.

Provisioning the engine onto one device is devices engine-package <name-or-id>; see devices.

agent self

clika-rt agent self

Deregisters the calling device. This is an endpoint a device agent calls for itself, not something you normally run, because from your own terminal there is no calling device. Deregister a device you administer with devices delete instead.

internal mqtt-authn

clika-rt internal mqtt-authn --body '<json>'

Answers the message broker's authentication callback, so a device is admitted on the enrolment session token it already holds. The broker calls this, not you. It is documented here only because every documented operation becomes a subcommand.

Single sign-on, deployment-wide

Command	What it does
sso providers	Identity providers configured on the deployment.
sso providers-id <id>	One provider.
sso providers-create --body '<json>'	Add one.
sso providers-update-id <id> --body '<json>'	Change one.
sso providers-delete-id <id>	Remove one.

The per-organization equivalents live under orgs sso-providers*, and the public read used by a sign-in page is auth sso-providers. See organizations, projects and access.

Billing catalogue

clika-rt billing catalog

The plans and prices this deployment offers. The subscription commands that act on them are under orgs; see billing and plans.

billing stripe-webhook is the payment provider's inbound webhook, called by the provider rather than by you.

Public share reads

clika-rt public benchmark-shares <token>
clika-rt public benchmark-shares-card.png <token>

Reads a benchmark result through a share token, which is the same path an anonymous visitor takes. Create the link with benchmark-groups share-mark; see sharing results.

Support windows against your organization

clika-rt support-grants list

The read-only view of any support window currently open against your organization: who, why, and until when. Opening and revoking a window is a platform administrator action, performed from the admin dashboard in the web app.

Your own profile

Command	What it does
profile update --body '<json>'	Update your own profile.
profile avatar-create	Upload a profile picture.
profile avatar-delete	Remove it.
profile avatar-user_id <user_id>	Read another user's avatar.

Complete command index

Every top-level command, in the order clika-rt --help prints it, with where it is documented.

Command	Documented in
login	Authentication and profiles
logout	Authentication and profiles
self-update	Keeping the CLI current
version	Keeping the CLI current
activation-codes	Licensing
agent	This page
agent-versions	This page
alerts	Events, metrics and alerts
artifacts	Artifacts and models
audit	Events, metrics and alerts
auth	Authentication and profiles
benchmark-categories	Benchmarks
benchmark-compatibility	Benchmarks
benchmark-groups	Benchmarks
benchmark-io-schemas	Benchmarks
benchmark-metrics	Benchmarks
benchmark-task-categories	Benchmarks
benchmark-types	Benchmarks
benchmarks	Benchmarks
billing	This page
cloud-credentials	Cloud instances
cloud-images	Cloud instances
cloud-instances	Cloud instances
comparisons	Benchmarks
dataset-builds	Artifacts and models
devices	Devices
engine-packages	This page
enrollment-tokens	Devices
entitlement-profiles	Licensing
events	Events, metrics and alerts
health	Events, metrics and alerts
hosted-devices	Devices
huggingface-tasks	Benchmarks
install	Keeping the CLI current
internal	This page
job-definitions	Job definitions
jobs	Jobs
license	Licensing
licenses	Licensing
livez	Events, metrics and alerts
metrics	Events, metrics and alerts
model-recommendations	Benchmarks
models	Artifacts and models
notifications	Events, metrics and alerts
orgs	Organizations, projects and access
permissions	Organizations, projects and access
pki	Licensing
profile	This page
projects	Organizations, projects and access
public	This page
ready	Events, metrics and alerts
registry-credentials	Artifacts and models
roles	Organizations, projects and access
service-definitions	Services and service definitions
services	Services and service definitions
sso	This page
support-grants	This page
tag-scripts	Devices
transfers	Transfers
users	Organizations, projects and access
v1	Licensing for the runtime endpoints, model deployment for the servings
vpn	Cloud instances
webhooks	Events, metrics and alerts
apply	apply and export
export	apply and export
call	MCP server and generic dispatch
mcp	MCP server and generic dispatch
tools	MCP server and generic dispatch
completion	CLI overview
help	CLI overview

Full command reference

Every command below is generated from the deployment's own API description, so one subcommand is exactly one platform operation. Each entry names the method, the endpoint and the MCP tool name, so the same operation is identifiable whichever surface you drive it from. Path parameters are positional arguments, query parameters are flags, and a request body is --body or --body-file. The hand-written commands, the ones that stream, propagate an exit code, or hand your terminal to ssh, carry no operation line.

The prose above covers the commands most people reach for. This section is the complete surface, for when you need the flag you have not used before.

clika-rt agent

agent has 1 subcommands.

clika-rt agent self

Deregister the calling device

clika-rt agent self [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/agent/self. MCP tool name: delete_agent_self.

clika-rt agent-versions

agent-versions has 4 subcommands.

clika-rt agent-versions create

Register agent version

clika-rt agent-versions create [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/agent-versions. MCP tool name: post_agent_versions.

clika-rt agent-versions delete

Delete agent version

clika-rt agent-versions delete <version> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <version>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/agent-versions/{version}. MCP tool name: delete_agent_versions_version.

clika-rt agent-versions latest

Get latest stable agent version

clika-rt agent-versions latest [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/agent-versions/latest. MCP tool name: get_agent_versions_latest.

clika-rt agent-versions list

List agent versions

clika-rt agent-versions list [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/agent-versions. MCP tool name: get_agent_versions.

clika-rt billing

billing has 2 subcommands.

clika-rt billing catalog

Billing catalog

clika-rt billing catalog [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/billing/catalog. MCP tool name: get_billing_catalog.

clika-rt billing stripe-webhook

Stripe webhook intake

clika-rt billing stripe-webhook [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/billing/stripe/webhook. MCP tool name: post_billing_stripe_webhook.

clika-rt engine-packages

engine-packages has 4 subcommands.

clika-rt engine-packages create

Register engine package version

clika-rt engine-packages create [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/engine-packages. MCP tool name: post_engine_packages.

clika-rt engine-packages delete

Delete engine package version

clika-rt engine-packages delete <version> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <version>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/engine-packages/{version}. MCP tool name: delete_engine_packages_version.

clika-rt engine-packages latest

Get latest enabled engine package

clika-rt engine-packages latest [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/engine-packages/latest. MCP tool name: get_engine_packages_latest.

clika-rt engine-packages list

List engine package versions

clika-rt engine-packages list [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/engine-packages. MCP tool name: get_engine_packages.

clika-rt internal

internal has 1 subcommands.

clika-rt internal mqtt-authn

Authenticate an MQTT client on behalf of the broker

clika-rt internal mqtt-authn [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/internal/mqtt/authn. MCP tool name: post_internal_mqtt_authn.

clika-rt profile

profile has 4 subcommands.

clika-rt profile avatar-create

Upload profile avatar

clika-rt profile avatar-create [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/profile/avatar. MCP tool name: post_profile_avatar.

clika-rt profile avatar-delete

Delete profile avatar

clika-rt profile avatar-delete [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/profile/avatar. MCP tool name: delete_profile_avatar.

clika-rt profile avatar-user_id

Get profile avatar

clika-rt profile avatar-user_id <user_id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <user_id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--exp	string	none	Unix-seconds expiry (matched by the HMAC)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing
--size	string	none	Variant size; 256 (default) or 64
--token	string	none	HMAC signature token

Endpoint: GET /api/profile/avatar/{user_id}. MCP tool name: get_profile_avatar_user_id.

clika-rt profile update

Update own profile

clika-rt profile update [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: PUT /api/profile. MCP tool name: put_profile.

clika-rt public

public has 2 subcommands.

clika-rt public benchmark-shares

Get shared benchmark result (public)

clika-rt public benchmark-shares <token> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <token>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/public/benchmark-shares/{token}. MCP tool name: get_public_benchmark_shares_token.

clika-rt public benchmark-shares-card.png

Get shared benchmark card image (public)

clika-rt public benchmark-shares-card.png <token> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <token>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/public/benchmark-shares/{token}/card.png. MCP tool name: get_public_benchmark_shares_token_card.png.

clika-rt sso

sso has 5 subcommands.

clika-rt sso providers

List SSO providers (admin)

clika-rt sso providers [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/sso/providers. MCP tool name: get_sso_providers.

clika-rt sso providers-create

Create SSO provider

clika-rt sso providers-create [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: POST /api/sso/providers. MCP tool name: post_sso_providers.

clika-rt sso providers-delete-id

Delete SSO provider

clika-rt sso providers-delete-id <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: DELETE /api/sso/providers/{id}. MCP tool name: delete_sso_providers_id.

clika-rt sso providers-id

Get SSO provider

clika-rt sso providers-id <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/sso/providers/{id}. MCP tool name: get_sso_providers_id.

clika-rt sso providers-update-id

Update SSO provider

clika-rt sso providers-update-id <id> [flags]

Positional arguments: required <id>.

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--body	string	none	request body (inline JSON)
--body-file	string	none	request body (path to a JSON file)
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: PUT /api/sso/providers/{id}. MCP tool name: put_sso_providers_id.

clika-rt support-grants

support-grants has 1 subcommands.

clika-rt support-grants list

Support windows against your organization

clika-rt support-grants list [flags]

Flag	Type	Default	Meaning
--active	string	none	Only live windows
--raw	bool	false	print raw response without pretty-printing

Endpoint: GET /api/support-grants. MCP tool name: get_support_grants.

Related

• CLI overview: global flags, output formats and exit codes.
• Cheat sheet: the twenty commands worth memorising.