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Introducing the Sigma CLI: Manage Sigma from your terminal or coding agent

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Date Published
Author
TJ Wells and Jonathan Cook
Word Count
1,140
Company Posts That Month
25
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
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No
Summary

Sigma has introduced a proprietary command-line interface that exposes its public REST API in terminals and coding-agent environments, enabling customers to manage workbooks, data models, connections, teams, permissions, schedules, and other resources through interactive commands, scripts, and CI pipelines. Available for macOS, Linux, and Windows, the CLI is designed to support both administrators performing bulk operations and developers or AI agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and CoCo building or managing Sigma content programmatically. It uses OAuth, inherits existing Sigma account permissions, provides self-documenting commands, and covers roughly 230 operations across 26 resources, with commands generated from Sigma’s published API specification. Sigma positions the tool as a portable bridge from AI prompts or code-first development environments to production analytics applications, while distinguishing it from its MCP server, which focuses on natural-language data questions. Planned enhancements include local file input for large request bodies and direct API-header support, including YAML formats.

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