CLI reference

Team Management

Manage your organization’s members from the terminal.

Needs the org:admin scope

Listing members works with any key. Inviting, removing and changing roles requires an API key created with the Team & organization admin (org:admin) permission. Don’t give this scope to CI keys.

Roles

Role	Can
`viewer`	Read projects and translations, and export them
`member`	Also create and edit projects and keys, import and publish
`admin`	Also delete projects, and manage members, invitations and API keys
`owner`	Everything, including deleting the organization. Owners can make another member an owner in the dashboard.

team list

terminal

$ langctl team list
EMAIL              NAME          ROLE    JOINED
ana@example.com    Ana Ruiz      owner   2025-01-14
li@example.com     Li Wei        admin   2025-02-02
sam@example.com    Sam Patel     member  2025-03-19

langctl team get <email> shows one member.

team invite

terminal

langctl team invite translator@example.com --role member

The invitee receives an email to join. Roles: viewer, member (default), admin. Your plan’s member limit applies — when it’s reached the command exits with code 6.

team invitations

terminal

langctl team invitations --pending
langctl team invitations --status expired
langctl team revoke-invitation translator@example.com

team update-role

terminal

langctl team update-role sam@example.com admin

You can’t change your own role. Making someone an owner is done in the dashboard.

team remove

terminal

langctl team remove sam@example.com

Asks for confirmation; use --yes in scripts. Owners can’t be removed.