Introducing the Hex CLI
Blog post from Hex
Hex has introduced a command-line interface (CLI) designed to streamline data team operations by integrating seamlessly into existing terminal workflows, allowing data teams and coding agents to programmatically interact with Hex without disrupting their current processes. This shift reflects the evolving nature of data work where teams increasingly rely on coding agents and sometimes voice-to-text technology to instruct these agents. The Hex CLI facilitates the creation and management of projects, cells, and SQL or Python updates directly from the terminal, promoting efficiency and reducing the need to switch between different tools. It also supports the integration of workflows and allows for large-scale changes across projects, such as updating SQL style guides or data connections. The CLI’s launch aims to make Hex a central hub for data work, with further developments anticipated as users explore and suggest new applications for its capabilities.
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