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Taiga CLI Handbook

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An independent command-line client for Taiga 6, written in Go and not affiliated with the Taiga project. This handbook is the full command reference; for the project overview, design principles, and build instructions see the README.

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Page	Contents
Installation	Building, installing, upgrading, and verifying checksums
Authentication and Profiles	Logging in, token sources, multiple profiles, Git-local pinning
JSON Contract	--json, --fields, exit codes, schema descriptors, dry runs

Command reference

Page	Commands
Projects	project, csv
Members and Roles	member, role
Work Items	epic, story, task, issue, comment
Sprints	sprint
Wiki Pages	wiki, wiki-link
Attachments	attachment
Metadata and Custom Fields	metadata, custom-field, due-date, swimlane, tag
Search, Timeline and Stats	search, timeline, stats
Batch Operations	batch
Automation Recipes	Worked examples for CI, shell and agents
Alternatives	curl, other Taiga CLIs, MCP, and when not to use this
Webhooks	webhook
Account and Integrations	notification, application, storage, integration

Operations

Page	Contents
Shell Completion	Completion for four shells and the metadata cache
Diagnostics	doctor and shareable diagnostic bundles
Security Model	Retries, OCC, secret handling, and the limits on destructive actions
Development and Testing	Unit tests, Docker E2E, and release packaging

Shared conventions

• Work items accept a bare ref, a project#ref pair, or a Taiga URL.
• Commands that need a project fall back through --project, TAIGA_PROJECT, Git-local settings, and the profile default, in that order.
• Destructive actions require --yes when there is no terminal.
• Almost every write command offers --dry-run, which resolves and validates without sending any write request.