···5566The monitors command is used to manage your monitors. You trigger, view and list your monitors using this command.
7788-## Info
99-You can get the details of a monitor using the following command.
88+### create (beta)
99+1010+Create monitors
10111112```bash
1212-openstatus monitors info <monitor-id>
1313+openstatus monitors create [options]
1314```
1515+**--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token
14161717+**--auto-accept, -y**: Automatically accept the prompt
15181919+**--config**="": The configuration file containing monitor information (default: openstatus.yaml)
16201717-## List
2121+### delete
18221919-You can list all the monitors using the following command.
2323+Delete a monitor
20242125```bash
2222-openstatus monitors list
2626+openstatus monitors delete [MonitorID] [options]
2327```
24282525-### Options
2929+**--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token
26302727-- `--all` - List all the monitors including the inactive ones.
3131+**--auto-accept, -y**: Automatically accept the prompt
28322929-## Trigger
3333+### export
30343131-You can trigger a monitor using the following command.
3535+Export all your monitors
32363337```bash
3434-openstatus monitors trigger <monitor-id>
3838+openstatus monitors export [options]
3539```
4040+4141+**--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token
4242+4343+**--output, -o**="": The output file name (default: openstatus.yaml)
4444+4545+### info
4646+4747+Get a monitor information
4848+4949+```bash
5050+openstatus monitors info [MonitorID] [options]
5151+```
5252+5353+**--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token
5454+5555+### list
5656+5757+List all monitors
5858+5959+```bash
6060+openstatus monitors list [options]
6161+```
6262+6363+**--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token
6464+6565+**--all**: List all monitors including inactive ones
6666+6767+### trigger
6868+6969+Trigger a monitor execution
7070+7171+```bash
7272+openstatus monitors trigger [MonitorId] [options]
7373+```
7474+7575+**--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token
···44---
5566The `whoami` command is used to display the currently authenticated user. This command is useful to check if you are logged in and to see the workspace details.
77+88+```
99+openstatus whoami [options]
1010+```
1111+1212+**--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token
···2727<br/>
28282929```bash
3030-brew install openstatus
3030+brew install openstatus --cask
3131```
32323333Then you can run the following command to verify the installation.
···11+---
22+title: New CLI commands
33+description: We have updated our CLI to provide more features and improve the user experience.
44+image: /assets/changelog/cli-update.png
55+publishedAt: 2025-06-16
66+---
77+88+Upgrade your CLI to the latest version for enhanced functionality and a better user experience.
99+1010+## New Features
1111+1212+- Create monitors: Create your monitors defined in the configuration file.
1313+- Export monitors: Export all your workspace monitors to a YAML file.
1414+1515+1616+Check out our [CLI documentation](https://docs.openstatus.dev/cli/getting-started/) for more information.