Commands · OMEN

Run omen --help at any time to see this list in your terminal.

omen

omen

Launches the web UI on every platform. This is the default entry point — cd into your project folder and run it to start using Omen in your browser.

You'll see a line like:

Web UI: http://localhost:3100

omen web

omen web

Alias for omen. Explicitly launches the web UI.

omen tui

omen tui

Launches the terminal UI instead of the web UI. Use this if you'd rather stay in your terminal.

omen login

Authorizes this device via your web account. Opens a browser to complete the flow.

Paste flow

omen login --paste

Copy-paste authorization flow, for headless or no-loopback environments where the browser callback won't work (servers, remote SSH sessions, etc.).

omen logout

omen logout

Forgets the stored token on this device. Run omen login again to sign back in.

omen whoami

omen whoami

Prints the email address currently signed in on this device.

omen update

omen update

Re-runs the CDN installer to pull the latest version of Omen.

omen uninstall

omen uninstall

Removes omen-cli from your system. By default it prompts for confirmation and leaves your user data in place.

Flags

--yes, -y — skip the confirmation prompt.
--purge — also delete user data (config, cache, auth token).

omen uninstall --purge --yes

omen --version

omen --version

Prints the installed CLI version. Aliases: omen -v, omen version.

omen --help

omen --help

Prints the help text shown above. Aliases: omen -h, omen help.