CLI

plexctl is the operator-facing command-line client for the plexsphere /v1 REST API. It ships from cmd/plexctl/ as a single static Go binary and shares the typed OpenAPI client with the dashboard, so a CLI flag and a dashboard click hit the same backend handler.

What is here

• plexctl — top-level reference — global flags, authentication profile model, exit-code taxonomy.
• Per-command references under plexctl/ — one page each for action, alert, audit, backup, blueprint, bootstrap-token, cloud, completion, credential, domain, domain-idp, exec-log, group, identity, identity-tokens, key, kubeconfig, label, login, logs, mesh, metrics, peer, project, rebac, resource, restore, secret, ssh, state, support-bundle, tcp-forward, and whoami.

When to read this section

• You need the canonical syntax for a plexctl command, including flag types and exit codes.
• You are scripting plexctl against the API and need to know which exit codes are stable and what they mean.
• You are debugging a plexctl failure and want to confirm the expected output shape.

For the high-level operator workflows that compose multiple plexctl commands, see the CLI how-to guides and the operating procedures.