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The Softlaunch CLI manages flags, environments, and organizations from your terminal, and evaluates flags without writing code. Use it for scripting, automation, and quick changes alongside the dashboard.

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Install

The CLI requires Node.js 22 or later. 
npm install -g @softlaunch/cli
The installed command is softlaunch. To run it without installing, use npx @softlaunch/cli <command>.

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Sign in

Authenticate with your email. The CLI sends a one-time code and stores your session locally. 
softlaunch login
Confirm the account you’re signed in as: 
softlaunch whoami

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Select an organization

Most commands act on a single organization. List the ones you belong to, then select one: 
softlaunch orgs list
softlaunch orgs use <organization-id>
The CLI remembers your selection for later commands. Override it on any command with --org <organization-id>.

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Output

Every command supports --json for machine-readable output, which is useful in scripts: 
softlaunch flags list --json
Add --no-color to disable colored output.

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Configuration

Set these environment variables to provide defaults:
VariableDescription
SOFTLAUNCH_ORGDefault organization id, used when --org is omitted.
SOFTLAUNCH_SDK_KEYDefault SDK key for softlaunch eval.
Your credentials are stored under ~/.softlaunch.

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Next steps

Commands

See every command and its options.