How to use CLI as a team member
Managing profiles and running automation scripts as a team member has never been so easy! With Multilogin CLI tool, you can:
- Ditch tokens: retrieve your automation accesses easily
- Quickly access API: easily sign in as a team member in three steps
- Minimize coding: run profiles and scripts directly from the terminal
➡️ To use CLI in a team workspace, sign in to CLI → run list-workspace → find the workspace you joined → copy its workspace ID → run switch-workspace --workspace-id <ID>.
As a team member, you can use CLI inside workspaces you have access to. Your role determines which CLI actions you can run.
Who can use CLI? Managers, Operators, and Starters can use CLI. The commands that work depend on your role and assigned folders.
Before you start
- Accept the invitation to the team workspace
- Make sure your role has been assigned
- Start Multilogin CLI and sign in
- If you are new to CLI, see “How to start working with CLI”
💡 In order to work as a team member:
- Launch Multilogin, then open Command Prompt or Terminal, go to the CLI folder and run CLI executable:
Windows
- Go to the CLI folder:
C:/Users/%username%/mlx/deps/cli - Run
xcli.exe
macOS
- Go to the CLI folder:
/Users/%username%/mlx/deps/cli - Run
./xcli:./xcli
Linux
- Go to the CLI folder:
/Home/%username%/mlx/deps/cli - Run
./xcli:./xcli
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Sign in → enter
xcli login --username your_username --password your_pass:
Windows
- Paste this prompt to sign in:
xcli login --username 'your username' --password 'your password' - Replace values of the flags (
--usernameand--password) with your email and password

macOS
- Paste this prompt to sign in:
./xcli login --username 'your username' --password 'your password' - Replace values of the flags (
--usernameand--password) with your email and password

Linux
- Paste this prompt to sign in:
./xcli login --username 'your username' --password 'your password' - Replace values of the flags (
--usernameand--password) with your email and password

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Get the workspace ID → enter
xcli list-workspaceand find your team's owner:
Windows
xcli list-workspacemacOS/Linux
./xcli list-workspace
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Switch to owner's workspace → enter
xcli switch-workspace --workspace-id xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx:
Windows
xcli switch-workspace --workspace-id xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxmacOS/Linux
./xcli switch-workspace --workspace-id xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
After these 4 simple steps, you are now in the team's workspace! ⚡
You can use the all CLI tool commands to perform actions in this workspace, such as profile-create and profile-start, making sure you have the necessary permissions to do so.
Have a launcher or user role and don't know if you can run a certain command? Check permissions: Team member roles and access levels.