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agentuity-cli-project-auth-generate

Generate SQL schema for Agentuity Auth tables. Use for managing authentication credentials

First seen Apr 24, 2026

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Version0.1.24
LicenseApache-2.0
Allowed toolsBash(agentuity:*)
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agentuity project auth generate
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SKILL.md

Project Auth Generate

Generate SQL schema for Agentuity Auth tables

Prerequisites

  • Project context required (run from project directory or use --project-id)

Usage

agentuity project auth generate [options]

Options

Option Type Required Default Description
--output string Yes - Output path for generated SQL (default: ./agentuity-auth-schema.sql). Use "-" for stdout.

Examples

Generate SQL schema and save to agentuity-auth-schema.sql:

bunx @agentuity/cli project auth generate

Generate schema to a custom path:

bunx @agentuity/cli project auth generate --output ./migrations/auth.sql

Output SQL to stdout:

bunx @agentuity/cli project auth generate --output -

Output

Returns JSON object:

{
  "success": "boolean",
  "outputPath": "string"
}
Field Type Description
success boolean Whether generation succeeded
outputPath string Path where SQL was written