Global Options
Control command output and access built-in help.
Global flags can appear before the command:
namera --output json wallet list--output
- Alias:
-o - Type:
pretty | json - Default:
pretty
Choose readable summaries or full machine-readable data. JSON is one compact value on stdout, with bigint quantities represented as decimal strings. Failures are structured JSON on stderr. It is not an SDK result envelope.
namera -o json session-key list--quiet
- Alias:
-q - Type: boolean
- Default:
false
Suppress successful output without skipping the operation. Failures are still printed. Quiet mode disables operation prompts; supply required inputs explicitly.
namera --quiet auth status--help
- Alias:
-h
Show command syntax and available options without making an API request.
namera --help
namera execution execute --help--version
- Alias:
-v
Print the installed CLI version.
namera --version--completions
- Type:
bash | zsh | fish | sh
Print a shell-completion script. Review it and install it using your shell's completion setup. This flag prints the script; it does not edit shell startup files.
namera --completions zsh--wizard
Start the command framework's interactive wizard. For ordinary account and transaction selection, running the command without its input flags is usually sufficient. Wizards are not intended for redirected or unattended jobs.
--log-level
- Type:
all | trace | debug | info | warn | warning | error | fatal | none
Set the framework's minimum log level. This is separate from --output and
does not change result schemas or turn a failed command into a success.
Do not publish diagnostic logs without checking them for sensitive information.
Command-Specific Flags
--profile, --host, and payload flags belong to specific commands, not the
global flag set. Ordinary profiles default to personal; MCP profiles default
to default. Not every command supports --host.
MCP serving is a protocol process: --output json does not change its stdout
into ordinary command output.