users

User management is an admin-only operation. These commands let you create and manage accounts on the Slasha instance.

slasha users list

List all user accounts. Output columns: ID, EMAIL, ROLE, CREATED AT.

slasha users list

slasha users create

Create a new user account. The CLI will prompt for a password interactively unless--password-stdin is passed or the SLASHA_PASSWORD environment variable is set (useful in scripts and CI).

# interactive password prompt
slasha users create --email alice@example.com --role admin

# create a user with access to specific apps
slasha users create --email bob@example.com --role user --apps app1,app2

# password from stdin (useful in CI)
echo "s3cr3t" | slasha users create --email alice@example.com --role admin --password-stdin

# password from environment variable
SLASHA_PASSWORD=s3cr3t slasha users create --email alice@example.com --role admin
  • --email <EMAIL> — email address for the new user (required)
  • --role <ROLE> — role for the new user, must be admin or user (required)
  • --apps <SLUGS> — comma-separated list of app slugs this user can access (only applies to user role)
  • --password-stdin — read the password from stdin instead of prompting

slasha users update

Update a user's email, role, password, or app access. Pass the user ID and any fields to change.

slasha users update <ID> --email newemail@example.com
slasha users update <ID> --role user
slasha users update <ID> --apps my-api,my-web
slasha users update <ID> --password
  • <ID> — user ID (from slasha users list)
  • --email <EMAIL> — new email address (optional)
  • --role <ROLE> — new role, admin or user (optional)
  • --apps <SLUGS> — comma-separated list of app slugs this user can access (optional)
  • --password — triggers an interactive prompt to set a new password for the user (optional)
Admin Safeguard: Slasha prevents you from demoting the last remaining admin user to ensure you don't lock yourself out.

slasha users delete

Delete a user account. Prompts for confirmation unless -y is passed.

slasha users delete <ID>
slasha users delete <ID> -y
  • <ID> — user ID (from slasha users list)
  • -y / --yes — skip the confirmation prompt
Admin Safeguard: Slasha prevents you from deleting the last remaining admin user.
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