memberstack-cli

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Use the Memberstack CLI to manage Memberstack accounts from the terminal. Covers authentication, apps, members, plans, custom fields, data tables, and records. Trigger this skill whenever the user wants to interact with Memberstack — including managing members, plans, custom fields, data tables/records, or authenticating with Memberstack. Also trigger when the user mentions "memberstack", "memberstack-cli", membership management, or member data operations via CLI.

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npx skill4agent add 224-industries/webflow-skills memberstack-cli

Memberstack CLI Skill

Manage your Memberstack account from the terminal using
memberstack-cli
.

Prerequisites

Install globally and authenticate before running any commands:
bash
npm install -g memberstack-cli
memberstack auth login
Authentication opens a browser for OAuth and stores tokens at
~/.memberstack/auth.json
with restricted file permissions. Use
memberstack auth logout
to clear credentials.

Global Flags

All commands support these flags:
  • --json
    /
    -j
    — Output raw JSON instead of formatted tables
  • --live
    — Use live environment instead of sandbox (defaults to sandbox)

Command Reference

The CLI has the following top-level commands. Read the corresponding reference file for full usage, options, and examples:
CommandPurposeReference
auth
Login, logout, check status
references/auth.md
whoami
Show current identity
references/whoami.md
apps
Create, update, delete, restore apps
references/apps.md
members
List, create, update, delete, import/export, bulk ops
references/members.md
plans
List, create, update, delete, reorder plans
references/plans.md
custom-fields
List, create, update, delete custom fields
references/custom-fields.md
tables
List, create, update, delete data tables
references/tables.md
records
CRUD, query, import/export, bulk ops on table records
references/records.md
Read
references/getting-started.md
for an overview of installation, authentication, and environment switching.

Workflow Tips

  • Always authenticate first with
    memberstack auth login
    . Verify with
    memberstack whoami
    .
  • Use
    --json
    when you need to parse output programmatically or pipe to other tools.
  • Default environment is sandbox. Pass
    --live
    for production operations.
  • For bulk member operations, use
    members import
    ,
    members bulk-update
    , or
    members bulk-add-plan
    with CSV/JSON files.
  • For bulk record operations, use
    records import
    ,
    records bulk-update
    , or
    records bulk-delete
    .
  • Use
    members find
    and
    records find
    for friendly filter-based searches.

Reference Documentation

Each reference file includes YAML frontmatter with
name
,
description
, and
tags
for searchability. Use the search script available in
scripts/search_references.py
to quickly find relevant references by tag or keyword.
  • Getting Started: Quick-start guide for installing the Memberstack CLI, authenticating, and running core member, table, and record commands.
  • Authentication Commands: OAuth authentication reference for Memberstack CLI login, logout, and status workflows with local token handling details.
  • Whoami Command: Reference for showing the currently authenticated Memberstack identity and environment context from the CLI.
  • Apps Commands: Command reference for managing Memberstack apps, including create, update, delete, restore, and current app inspection.
  • Members Commands: Comprehensive command reference for Memberstack member management, including CRUD, plans, search, stats, and bulk workflows.
  • Plans Commands: Reference for managing Memberstack plans, including listing, creation, updates, deletion, and plan priority ordering.
  • Custom Fields Commands: Reference for listing, creating, updating, and deleting Memberstack custom fields, including visibility and admin restrictions.
  • Tables Commands: Reference for managing Memberstack data tables, including list, get, describe, create, update, and delete operations.
  • Records Commands: Reference for working with Memberstack table records, including CRUD, query, filtering, count, import/export, and bulk updates.

Searching References

bash
# List all references with metadata
python scripts/search_references.py --list

# Search by tag (exact match)
python scripts/search_references.py --tag <tag>

# Search by keyword (across name, description, tags, and content)
python scripts/search_references.py --search <query>