cs connectors
List connectors with your connection status, open the dashboard to connect one, and manage the accounts you have connected.
cs connectors works on your active organization's connectors: what you can
connect, what you have connected, and the accounts behind each connection.
Aliases are the account argument connector tools take when several accounts
are connected — see Connectors.
Usage
cs connectors list
cs connectors connect <id>
cs connectors disconnect <id> [--account <alias-or-id>]
cs connectors accounts list
cs connectors accounts rename <connector> <current-alias> <new-alias>
cs connectors accounts remove <connector> <alias>list
cs connectors list prints every connector offered to you with its status and,
where connected, each account's alias and visibility.
Connectors:
notion Notion connected (Acme [Shared], personal [Private])
slack Slack disconnectedconnect
cs connectors connect <id> opens the connector's own page in the dashboard,
for example https://app.corespeed.io/connectors/notion, and prints the URL
in case the browser does not open. Click Connect on that page.
The page opens in the organization that is active in the dashboard. To
connect in another organization, switch to it in the dashboard first. Older
versions took --org; it never had an effect, and now the command says so.
disconnect
cs connectors disconnect <id> removes your single account on a connector.
When more than one account is connected, the command stops and asks for
--account.
--account
Names exactly one account, by alias or id, and removes only that one.
cs connectors disconnect notion --account personalaccounts
The accounts subcommands run the manage__accounts_* tools under your
session. You can rename only your own private accounts. A shared account can
be removed only by whoever connected it or an organization admin.
cs connectors accounts list # every connected account, with aliases
cs connectors accounts rename notion personal notes
cs connectors accounts remove notion notes