sudodocs-cli
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Command-line interface and Headless API client for SudoDocs - automated documentation for technical teams. Trigger repository syncs, convert specs to docs, manage your Knowledge Base, and administer users, integrations, and settings from a terminal or CI/CD pipeline instead of the dashboard.
Requires a SudoDocs Enterprise plan. The CLI is an Enterprise-only feature - every command authenticates against your organization's SudoDocs account and fails with an upgrade message on other plans.
Install
pip install sudodocs-cli
Quick Start
sudodocs login # opens your browser to approve a device login
sudodocs whoami # confirm who you're logged in as
sudodocs sync --integration-id 42
Already installed? Upgrade to get new commands:
pip install --upgrade sudodocs-cli
See the full CLI Guide for every available command, one page per SudoDocs feature it automates.
License
Proprietary - use of this tool is governed by the SudoDocs Terms of Service. Source is provided for transparency and issue reporting, not for redistribution or reuse outside SudoDocs.
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