CLI REFERENCE

Questions commands

Signatures, flags and examples for recala questions.

Use these commands

Examples assume you have signed in and selected the intended organization. Set shell variables such as ARTICLE_ID to ids from the corresponding list command. Set PUBLICATION_TIME to a future local time in YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM format.

Badges describe the command’s strongest effect; a preview or read-only option may do less. Guarded writes can require confirmation even without --yes. “Needs a person” covers identity, consent and credentials.

`recala questions baseline`

Start the question baseline using your plan's AI-check allowance (asks first).

needs a person Acts on an organization

Signature

recala questions baseline [OPTIONS]

Replace [OPTIONS] with the flags you need, or omit it.

Flag	Required	Description
`--json`	No	Print one JSON document (errors as JSON on stderr).
`--org`	No	Organization name, slug or id (else RECALA_ORG, else recala org use).
`--language`	No	Panel language: two lowercase letters (default: the company's language).

Examples

Set the named shell variables to your own values before running.

Terminal

recala questions baseline

Exit codes: 0 OK, 1 ERROR, 2 USAGE, 3 NOT_AUTHENTICATED, 4 FORBIDDEN, 5 NOT_FOUND, 6 CONFLICT, 7 INVALID, 8 RATE_LIMITED, 9 UNAVAILABLE, 10 CONFIRMATION_REQUIRED, 11 PAYMENT_REQUIRED.

API commands share the CLI’s HTTP error mapping. Read human and JSON output rules.

`recala questions show`

Show the baseline, tracked questions and latest measurements.

read Acts on an organization