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fnox ​

Version: 1.35.1

  • Usage: fnox [FLAGS] <SUBCOMMAND>

Choose a command ​

TaskCommands
Read and runget, list, exec, check
Store or migrateset, import, export, sync
Configureinit, provider, profiles, config-files
Diagnosedoctor, scan
Cache and brokerdaemon, lease, proxy, mcp

New to fnox? Follow the quick start. Put fnox options before the -- separator in commands such as fnox exec -- npm start.

Global Flags ​

  • -c --config <CONFIG> — Path to the configuration file (default: fnox.toml, searches parent directories)

    Default: fnox.toml

  • -P --profile <PROFILE> — Profile to use (default: default, or FNOX_PROFILE env var). Supports multiple profiles separated by commas or repeated flags; later profiles overlay earlier ones.

  • -v --verbose — Enable verbose logging

  • --if-missing <IF_MISSING> — What to do if a secret is missing (error, warn, ignore)

  • --no-color — Disable colored output

  • --no-daemon — Disable daemon-backed resolution for this invocation

  • --no-defaults — Do not merge top-level secrets into the selected profile

  • --non-interactive — Disable prompts and browser-based auth flows; use cached/non-interactive auth only (env: FNOX_NON_INTERACTIVE)

    Environment Variable: FNOX_NON_INTERACTIVE

  • --write-profile <WRITE_PROFILE> — Target profile for write commands (set, remove, import, sync, provider add/remove). Required when multiple profiles are active; defaults to the single active profile otherwise.

Flags ​

  • -h --help — Print help
  • -V --version — Print version

Subcommands ​

Configuration ​

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