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How to use CLI as a team member
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( Updated on June 25th, 2026 )
Updated on June 25th, 2026
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
💡 In order to work as a team member:
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Log in → enter
xcli login --username your_username --password your_pass:
Windows
- Paste this prompt to log 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 log 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 log 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 3 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.
