bijection connection
Deployment-owned connections and provider accounts keep separate authority. Configure records a deployment connection. Authorize performs the declared provider account consent flow; it does not grant deployment administration.
Usage:
bijection connection [flags]
bijection connection [command]
Available Commands:
activate Activate a connection after its credential roles are bound
authorization-status Inspect durable authorization completion without replaying its code
authorize Authorize a provider account for its declared owner
bind-authorization Import a provider grant into managed account custody
browser Interact with an account sign-in browser
callback Complete an authorization started by account-authorize
configure Configure a deployment-owned connection
create Connect an account and select what it may read
credential Manage private credentials without displaying their bytes
disconnect Withdraw a connection's authorization and keep its data
erase Erase a disconnected connection's imported data
executor Connect and inspect a customer-owned analytical executor
inspect Inspect connection state and remote revocation
list List authorized integration connections
pause Stop a connection's acquisition and keep its data
resources Read one replayable native resource page
resume Resume a paused connection's acquisition
retire Retire a deployment-owned connection
revoke-provider-access Review and withdraw provider access across the affected account contexts
role-bind Bind a private credential role
select-resource Verify an account resource for application installation
status Inspect connection authority and acquisition
verify Admit exact connection verification work
Flags:
-h, --help help for connection
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
Use "bijection connection [command] --help" for more information about a command.
bijection connection activate
Activate a connection after its credential roles are bound
Usage:
bijection connection activate <destination> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Activate a configured connection once it holds every credential role its definition names on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
-h, --help help for activate
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Activate a configured connection once it holds every credential role its definition names on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection authorization-status
Inspect durable authorization completion without replaying its code
Usage:
bijection connection authorization-status [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Application user to act for with administrative credentials
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--attempt string Opaque authorization attempt
--deployment string Inspect authorization on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for authorization-status
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Inspect authorization on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection authorize
The provider grants what it chooses, which may be less than was asked. A single-use authorization code is never printed or stored.
Which setup values a connecting account supplies is declared on the integration definition; a provider whose authorization endpoint is per-instance needs them before consent. Deployment configuration is not supplied here, and neither is a secret.
Usage:
bijection connection authorize [flags]
Flags:
--account string Reconnect this existing account instead of adding one
--account-user string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject)
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--code string Complete without prompting; for scripts that already hold the redirect
--component string Component path; defaults to root
--deployment string Connect a provider account for an application user on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--export string Defining integration export
-h, --help help for account-authorize
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--module string Defining deployed module, including .js
--organization string Organization context for provider settings
--owner string Connection owner: personal or organization
--permission string Required provider permission; repeat for several (default "[]")
--redirect-uri string Where the provider returns the user after consent
--setup string A setup value this provider's definition asks the connecting account for; repeatable (default "[]")
--url string Connect a provider account for an application user on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection bind-authorization
Import a provider grant into managed account custody
Usage:
bijection connection bind-authorization <connection> [flags]
Flags:
--capability string Required provider capability; repeatable (default "[]")
--deployment string Bind managed provider authorization on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--from-file string Read the private credential envelope; otherwise read piped stdin
-h, --help help for bind-authorization
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--identity-url string Provider profile endpoint admitted by the grant
--request-id string Stable ID retained across retries of this exact import
--subject-field string Profile field identifying the provider principal (default "sub")
--url string Bind managed provider authorization on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection browser
Interact with an account sign-in browser
Usage:
bijection connection browser [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Explicit account subject for an administrative call
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--attempt string Attempt reported by account-authorize
--deployment string Interact with an account sign-in browser on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--from-file string Read interaction JSON from this file instead of stdin
-h, --help help for account-browser
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--state string State reported by account-authorize
--url string Interact with an account sign-in browser on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection callback
Complete an authorization started by account-authorize
Usage:
bijection connection callback [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject)
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--attempt string Attempt reported by account-authorize
--code string Single-use code from the provider redirect
--deployment string Complete an authorization started by account-authorize on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
-h, --help help for account-callback
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--state string State reported by account-authorize
--url string Complete an authorization started by account-authorize on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection configure
The integration definition declares required setup values. Use --show-setup to inspect them. Use --interactive for guided setup, --from-file for a private credential, or --input for the complete private configuration. Configuration commits locally; source connect performs durable identity verification and installation.
Usage:
bijection connection configure [destination] [flags]
Flags:
--base-url string Provider base URL; omitted where the address is private configuration
--component string Component path; defaults to root
--credential-ref string Private default credential; omitted when every HTTP contract uses a named role
--deployment string Configure an admitted connection on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--from-file string Provision private credential JSON atomically; - reads piped stdin
-h, --help help for configure
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--input string Complete private connection configuration as JSON; - reads piped stdin
--integration string Deployed integration declaration
--interactive Collect declared setup and private credentials before one atomic configuration
--setup string A setup value this provider's definition declares; repeatable (default "[]")
--setup-json string Typed native setup as a Bijection JSON object
--show-setup Print what this connection has to be told and make no change
--url string Configure an admitted connection on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection create
Connect an account and select what it may read
Usage:
bijection connection create <module:export> [flags]
Examples:
bijection connection create drive:drive
Flags:
--account string Exact account when several are available
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--code string Complete an offered redirect in a script
--component string Owning component
--deployment string Inspect or connect on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
-h, --help help for connect
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--organization string Organization context
--owner string personal or organization
--permission string Required provider permission (default "[]")
--redirect-uri string Registered OAuth callback
--setup string Declared non-secret account setup (default "[]")
--url string Inspect or connect on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection credential
Manage private credentials without displaying their bytes
Usage:
bijection connection credential [flags]
bijection connection credential [command]
Available Commands:
create Create a private integration credential
inspect Inspect private credential metadata
recover Recover an unknown credential repair without resending its secret
rotate Rotate a private credential and repair its captured connections
set Replace a connection credential and verify its identity durably
Flags:
-h, --help help for credential
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
Use "bijection connection credential [command] --help" for more information about a command.
bijection connection credential create
Input is limited to 8 KiB. All bytes are preserved, including a terminal newline. Use printf instead of echo when no newline is intended. Values are never printed.
Usage:
bijection connection credential create <name> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Create a private connection credential on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--from-file string Read the exact UTF-8 credential from a file instead of piped stdin
-h, --help help for credential-create
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Create a private connection credential on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection credential inspect
Inspect private credential metadata
Usage:
bijection connection credential inspect <name> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Inspect private credential metadata on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
-h, --help help for credential-status
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--request-key string Inspect the exact rotation and each affected connection's repair
--url string Inspect private credential metadata on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection credential recover
Recover an unknown credential repair without resending its secret
Usage:
bijection connection credential recover <connection> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Recover a credential repair on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for recover
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Recover a credential repair on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
--wait string Wait for the retained repair (maximum 10m)
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection credential rotate
Input is limited to 8 KiB. All bytes are preserved, including a terminal newline. Use printf instead of echo when no newline is intended. Values are never printed. Bound connections are verified and resumed through their installed repair controllers. Inspect the same request with connection credential inspect --request-key.
Usage:
bijection connection credential rotate <name> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Rotate an existing private connection credential on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--from-file string Read the exact UTF-8 credential from a file instead of piped stdin
-h, --help help for credential-rotate
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--request-key string Stable key for this exact rotation; reuse it to recover the same request
--url string Rotate an existing private connection credential on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection credential set
Replace a connection credential and verify its identity durably
Usage:
bijection connection credential set <connection> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Repair a connection credential on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
--from-file string Read private UTF-8 bytes; otherwise read piped stdin
-h, --help help for set
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Repair a connection credential on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
--wait string Wait for verification and source recovery (maximum 10m)
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection disconnect
Disconnection is terminal for this account. Reconnecting completes a new authorization; it does not revive this one. Acquired records are kept.
Usage:
bijection connection disconnect <account> [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject)
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--component string Component path; defaults to root
--deployment string Revoke an account's authority and stop its acquisition on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--export string Defining integration export
-h, --help help for account-disconnect
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--module string Defining deployed module, including .js
--organization string Organization context for provider settings
--owner string Connection owner: personal or organization
--url string Revoke an account's authority and stop its acquisition on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
--yes Confirm without prompting
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection erase
Erasure is permanent and removes acquired records. It does not undo effects already delivered to the provider.
Usage:
bijection connection erase <account> [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject)
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--component string Component path; defaults to root
--deployment string Erase an account's sources and everything acquired through them on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--export string Defining integration export
-h, --help help for account-erase
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--module string Defining deployed module, including .js
--organization string Organization context for provider settings
--owner string Connection owner: personal or organization
--url string Erase an account's sources and everything acquired through them on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
--yes Confirm without prompting
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection executor
Connect and inspect a customer-owned analytical executor
Usage:
bijection connection executor [flags]
bijection connection executor [command]
Available Commands:
bindings Inspect the executor's installed table placements and their revisions
capture-catalog Capture reviewed ClickHouse table contracts for generated bindings
discover Browse a configured customer executor's catalogs, tables and field types
preflight Check native executor admission without source refresh or query execution
probe Run one bounded constant-only statement on a configured customer executor
setup Connect a customer analytical engine using typed engine settings and catalog bindings
view-status Inspect ClickHouse refresh observations independently of retained answers
Flags:
-h, --help help for executor
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
Use "bijection connection executor [command] --help" for more information about a command.
bijection connection executor bindings
Reads deployment configuration only and contacts no provider. Each remote table's placement has a revision that admitted runs record; a changed placement refuses work prepared under the previous one. The connection revision evidence is what a later setup must match.
Usage:
bijection connection executor bindings <connection> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Inspect executor bindings on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for bindings
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Inspect executor bindings on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection executor capture-catalog
Capture reviewed ClickHouse table contracts for generated bindings
Usage:
bijection connection executor capture-catalog <connection> [flags]
Flags:
--bindings-output string Write reviewed physical placements for executor setup --tables; aliases name logical schema tables
--check Compare current definitions with the captured artifact without writing
--deployment string Capture a ClickHouse catalog on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
-h, --help help for capture-catalog
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--output string Captured JSON source contract
--table string Explicit approved table selection; repeatable (default "[]")
--url string Capture a ClickHouse catalog on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection executor discover
Uses the existing SQL metadata owner and private credential reference. Trino and Presto list visible catalogs without --catalog. Select a catalog to list tables, or a fully qualified table to inspect its columns. This is operator display metadata, not query-admission evidence; nothing is acquired or installed.
Usage:
bijection connection executor discover <connection> [flags]
Flags:
--catalog string Provider catalog or database to inspect
--deployment string Browse executor metadata on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for discover
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--schema string Table schema; requires --table
--table string Inspect one table's field types; requires catalog and schema
--url string Browse executor metadata on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection executor preflight
Checks the deployed question and its exact arguments using current connection authority, physical metadata and retained input readiness. Prints structured diagnostics and advisory revision evidence. Statement execution and decoding are tested explicitly with connection executor probe.
Usage:
bijection connection executor preflight <question-or-collection> [args...] [flags]
Flags:
--args string Complete declared question arguments as exact JSON or @path
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--branch string Use a branch under your current business identity.
--deployment string Inspect definitions in a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for preflight
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--provider-plan Explicitly validate the declared compiled statement using EXPLAIN VALIDATE or a BigQuery dry run
--relation string A bounded relation over a collection
--url string Inspect definitions in a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection executor probe
Explicitly contacts the customer engine using the configured private credential. Executes one constant SELECT with one result row through the ordinary statement protocol and verifies exact Int64, text and boolean decoding. It reads no customer relation and is advisory, not admission or live-workload qualification.
Usage:
bijection connection executor probe <connection> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Probe an executor on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for probe
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Probe an executor on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection executor setup
Installs a prepared executor through the ordinary atomic credential and connection owner, with revision-checked declaration and binding setup. Provide coordinator settings and bindings with an existing private credential reference or a token file; no example script or manually assembled private JSON is required. Discovery and native preflight report readiness after installation.
Usage:
bijection connection executor setup <connection> [flags]
Flags:
--billing-project string BigQuery billing project
--candidate string Public executor metadata from check --candidate-out; prepare a first connection before activation
--catalog-binding string Map a dataset catalog identity to the engine catalog; repeatable (default "[]")
--credential-ref string Existing private protocol credential; coordinator settings are still required
--deployment string Set up an executor on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--endpoint string New customer coordinator origin
--engine string Customer engine statement protocol (trino, presto, snowflake, databricks, bigquery, clickhouse) (default "trino")
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for setup
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--integration string Deployed analytical integration declaration
--integration-component string Component declaring the integration; defaults to the application root
--interactive Open the local operator setup page; private credentials remain in the CLI process
--location string BigQuery location
--max-bytes-billed string BigQuery positive exact Int64 billed-byte cap
--no-open Print the interactive setup URL without opening a browser
--role string Optional Snowflake role
--tables string JSON placements of every remote table on this executor (catalog, schema, table, columns); replaces the installed set. Omitted, installed placements are kept
--token-file string Private customer token file; never an argument value
--url string Set up an executor on the deployment at the given URL.
--user string Trino, Presto or ClickHouse identity
--warehouse string Snowflake warehouse or Databricks warehouse ID
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection executor view-status
Inspect ClickHouse refresh observations independently of retained answers
Usage:
bijection connection executor view-status <connection> <database.view> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Inspect a ClickHouse view on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for view-status
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Inspect a ClickHouse view on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection inspect
Inspect connection state and remote revocation
Usage:
bijection connection inspect <destination> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Read a connection on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
-h, --help help for connection-status
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Read a connection on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection list
List authorized integration connections
Usage:
bijection connection list [module:export] [flags]
Examples:
bijection connection list drive:drive
Flags:
--account string Exact account when several are available
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--component string Owning component
--cursor string Continue the exact returned basis
--deployment string Inspect or connect on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for list
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--organization string Organization context
--owner string personal or organization
--url string Inspect or connect on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection pause
Stop a connection's acquisition and keep its data
Usage:
bijection connection pause <account> [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject)
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--component string Component path; defaults to root
--deployment string Stop acquisition without surrendering authority on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--export string Defining integration export
-h, --help help for account-pause
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--module string Defining deployed module, including .js
--organization string Organization context for provider settings
--owner string Connection owner: personal or organization
--url string Stop acquisition without surrendering authority on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection resources
Read one replayable native resource page
Usage:
bijection connection resources <account> [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject)
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--component string Component path; defaults to root
--cursor string Native next_cursor from the preceding page
--deployment string Read one replayable native resource page on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--export string Defining integration export
-h, --help help for account-resources
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--module string Defining deployed module, including .js
--organization string Organization context for provider settings
--owner string Connection owner: personal or organization
--request string Stable identity for this page and its retries
--url string Read one replayable native resource page on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection resume
Resume a paused connection's acquisition
Usage:
bijection connection resume <account> [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject)
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--component string Component path; defaults to root
--deployment string Recreate acquisition for a paused account on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--export string Defining integration export
-h, --help help for account-resume
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--module string Defining deployed module, including .js
--organization string Organization context for provider settings
--owner string Connection owner: personal or organization
--url string Recreate acquisition for a paused account on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection retire
Retire a deployment-owned connection
Usage:
bijection connection retire <destination> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Retire a connection on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
-h, --help help for retire
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Retire a connection on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection revoke-provider-access
Review and withdraw provider access across the affected account contexts
Usage:
bijection connection revoke-provider-access <account> [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Application user to act for with administrative credentials
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--component string Owning component
--deployment string Withdraw provider access on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--export string Defining integration export
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for revoke-provider-access
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--module string Defining deployed module
--organization string Organization context
--owner string personal or organization
--plan string Recover the same previously reviewed withdrawal plan
--preview Review the affected contexts without requesting provider withdrawal
--url string Withdraw provider access on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
--yes Accept the reviewed provider withdrawal plan
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection role-bind
Input is limited to 8 KiB and is never printed. A role belongs to the connection's authorizing account. Then run bijection connection activate.
Usage:
bijection connection role-bind <destination> [flags]
Flags:
--base-url string Provider HTTP base URL for this role
--capability string Capability this role is granted; repeatable (default "[]")
--deployment string Bind one credential role of a configured connection on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--from-file string Read the exact UTF-8 credential envelope from a file instead of piped stdin
-h, --help help for role-bind
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--role string Credential role the definition dispatches under
--url string Bind one credential role of a configured connection on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection select-resource
Add the named resources to this connection. Manage each installed source with source pause, resume or withdraw.
Usage:
bijection connection select-resource <account> [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject)
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--component string Component path; defaults to root
--deployment string Verify an account resource on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--export string Defining integration export
-h, --help help for select-resource
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--module string Defining deployed module, including .js
--organization string Organization context for provider settings
--owner string Connection owner: personal or organization
--proof string The resource's native discovery proof
--resource string One resource handle from a native page
--url string Verify an account resource on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection status
Inspect connection authority and acquisition
Usage:
bijection connection status <account> [flags]
Flags:
--account-user string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject)
--as string Act as a person, such as alice, on a development, preview or local deployment. Production refuses development identities.
--component string Component path; defaults to root
--deployment string Inspect account state, capabilities and sources on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
--export string Defining integration export
--format string Output format; JSON preserves exact values. (pretty, json) (default "pretty")
-h, --help help for account-status
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--module string Defining deployed module, including .js
--organization string Organization context for provider settings
--owner string Connection owner: personal or organization
--url string Inspect account state, capabilities and sources on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.
bijection connection verify
Admit exact connection verification work
Usage:
bijection connection verify <destination> <request-id> [flags]
Flags:
--deployment string Admit identity verification work on a specific deployment. Accepts:
• a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123)
• a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging)
• dev (for your personal dev deployment)
• prod (for your project’s default production deployment).
You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference.
-h, --help help for identify
--help-all Show all commands and options, including administrative controls.
--help-json Print command input and output schemas as JSON without executing it.
--url string Admit identity verification work on a private deployment at this explicit origin.
Global Flags:
--target string Execution target: project/reference/live or project/reference/<branch>; private deployments use URL#live or URL#branch/<name>. Git navigation never changes this target.