ayx is a single, precise operator for Alteryx administration — a generated command surface, an explicit safety model, and structured output built for pipelines and agents.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RyanMerlin/ayx-rs/main/scripts/install.sh | bashRun any mutating command and, without --apply, it prints a dry-run of exactly what would change and exits with status 0. Nothing touches remote state until you opt in. That is the whole point: safe to explore, safe to automate.
The command reference is generated from the full, live command tree (`ayx catalog list --scope all`) and checked for staleness in CI — the docs follow the binary, not the other way around. For rich flag and tree discovery, run `ayx discover --deep`.
Commands are annotated read-only or mutating where curated; anything not yet classified is honestly marked unclassified, never guessed. Read-only needs no flags; mutating remote calls are gated behind --apply.
Run a mutating command without --apply and it prints exactly what would happen, then exits cleanly — safe to wire into automation.
Pass --output json for machine-readable envelopes — built for pipelines, agents, and scripts, not just humans at a terminal.
A central profile store with per-run overrides and a multi-environment file shape, resolved through a documented precedence order.
One CLI across Alteryx One, Server, Designer, and more — administration, automation, and agentic workflows.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RyanMerlin/ayx-rs/main/scripts/install.sh | bashayx onboardayx doctorInstall drops the verified release binary on your PATH (you may need a new shell), then ayx onboard writes your first profile.