CLI Command Catalog

A searchable reference for CLI scripts and commands across Symphony Core repositories. Find the right command by use case, repository, or keyword.

How to Use This Catalog

• Know what you want to do? Browse By Use Case to find commands grouped by workflow (deployment, debugging, device management, etc.)
• Know which repo? Browse By Repo to see all commands from a specific repository
• Know the command name? Browse All Commands or use the search bar above

Conventions

Each command page includes:

• Overview -- what the command does and when to use it
• Usage -- copy-pasteable invocation with all options
• Prerequisites -- repo, dependencies, environment variables
• Examples -- 1-3 concrete scenarios

Covered Repositories

Repository	Description	Commands
device-deployments	Device lifecycle management, fleet health, hardware auditing	40+
github-automator	GitHub repo administration, inventory, compliance auditing	16
pg-export	PostgreSQL data export to CSV	4 modes
sc-infrastructure	Core Docker infrastructure and service management	6
ra-infrastructure	Personal infrastructure and homelab management	48
sc-finance-sync	Financial data synchronization	4
snipeit-asset-management	Asset tracking and label printing	4+
homelab-deploy	Ansible/Docker IaC deployment to Linux hosts	12

For the full list of org repositories, see the Repository Inventory.

Contributing

To add or update a command entry:

1. Create a new .md file in docs/cli/commands/ using the command template below
2. Add a reference link from the appropriate by-use-case/ and by-repo/ pages
3. Submit a PR

Command Template

---
title: command name
description: One-line description
tags: [repo-name, category, relevant-tags]
category: use-case-category
repos: [repo-name]
path: relative/path/to/source.py
language: python
---

# `command name`

## Overview

What it does and when to use it.

## Usage

\```bash
command name [OPTIONS]
\```

## Options

| Option | Description | Default |
|--------|-------------|---------|
| `--flag` | What it does | value |

## Prerequisites

- **Repo**: repo-name
- **Dependencies**: what's needed
- **Environment**: required env vars

## Examples

### Basic usage

\```bash
command name
\```