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title: "CLI reference"
description: "Find Alpacon CLI commands for server access, file transfers, and automation. Start with installation and login, then browse references for each command group."
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> Full documentation index: https://docs.alpacax.com/llms.txt

# CLI reference

Manage servers, access, and automation from your terminal with Alpacon CLI (`alpacon`, or `ac`).

[Install the CLI](/learn/tutorials/cli/) · [Log in](/reference/cli/login/)

## Command groups

  
    Commands to manage server's agent
  
  
    Send a request to the Alpacon API
  
  
    List and manage approval requests
  
  
    Retrieve and display audit activity logs
  
  
    Commands to manage and interact with certificate authorities
  
  
    Manage and interact with SSL/TLS certificates
  
  
    Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
  
  
    Copy files between local and remote servers
  
  
    Generate and manage Certificate Signing Request (CSR) operations
  
  
    Edit a remote file with your local editor
  
  
    Watch or wait on the Alpacon event channel
  
  
    Execute a command on a remote server
  
  
    Manage group resources
  
  
    Retrieve and display server logs
  
  
    Sign in to Alpacon Server
  
  
    Sign out of Alpacon Server
  
  
    Manage and view server notes
  
  
    Commands to manage and interact with packages
  
  
    Manage certificate revocation requests
  
  
    Commands to manage and interact with servers
  
  
    Commands to manage API tokens
  
  
    Create a secure TCP tunnel to a remote server
  
  
    Update the CLI to the latest release
  
  
    Manage user resources
  
  
    Display the current CLI version
  
  
    Retrieve and display WebFTP transfer logs
  
  
    Configure webhooks for event notifications
  
  
    Open a Websh terminal or execute a command on a server
  
  
    Display the current authenticated identity
  
  
    Create, inspect, and manage work sessions
  
  
    Manage and switch between workspaces
  
  
    View your server-access username or set it once

Source: https://docs.alpacax.com/reference/cli/