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+title: "Command reference"
+description: CLI command reference for SettleMint platform
+---
+
+## Comprehensive Command Reference
+
+This reference provides detailed explanations of all SettleMint CLI commands,
+their options, use cases, and examples.
+
+### Authentication Commands
+
+#### `settlemint login`
+
+This command authenticates your CLI session with the SettleMint platform. It is
+the first command you should run before using any platform-specific
+functionality.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--token-stdin`: Read the token from standard input instead of prompting.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (interactive prompt)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use when automating deployments or in CI/CD pipelines.
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Automatically accept default values without prompting.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (interactive prompts for confirmation)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use in non-interactive scripts or to speed up login
+    process.
+
+- `--instance <instance>`: Specify which SettleMint instance to authenticate
+  with.
+  - **Valid values**: URL of your SettleMint instance
+  - **Default**: Value from .env file or the main SettleMint instance
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when logging into non-standard instances.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Interactive login
+settlemint login
+
+# Non-interactive login with token from file
+cat ~/my_token.txt | settlemint login --token-stdin --accept-defaults
+```
+
+#### `settlemint logout`
+
+This command terminates your authenticated session with the platform, removing
+stored credentials and token information from your local environment.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--all`: Log out from all SettleMint instances you're currently authenticated
+  with.
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (logs out from the current/active instance only)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use when switching between projects or instances, or
+    when you want to ensure all authentication tokens are removed from your
+    system.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Logout from current instance
+settlemint logout
+
+# Logout from all instances
+settlemint logout --all
+```
+
+### Project Setup Commands
+
+#### `settlemint connect`
+
+Links your local development environment to a specific SettleMint application,
+enabling commands to target that application by default.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--prod`: Connect to production environment instead of development.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (connects to development environment)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use when deploying to production or accessing production
+    resources.
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Automatically accept default values without prompting.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (interactive prompts for confirmation)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use in scripts or to speed up connection process.
+
+- `--instance <instance>`: Specify which SettleMint instance to connect to.
+  - **Valid values**: URL of your SettleMint instance
+  - **Default**: Value from .env file or the main SettleMint instance
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when connecting to non-standard instances.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Connect interactively
+settlemint connect
+
+# Connect to production with defaults
+settlemint connect --prod --accept-defaults
+```
+
+#### `settlemint create`
+
+Bootstraps a new project using SettleMint project templates, providing
+pre-configured setups for various blockchain application types.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--project-name <name>`: Name for the new project.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Alphanumeric string (kebab-case recommended)
+  - **Default**: Interactive prompt
+  - **Usage guidance**: Choose a descriptive name that reflects your project's
+    purpose.
+
+- `--template <template>`: Template to use for project structure.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Available templates from `settlemint platform config`
+    (e.g., "ethereum-dapp", "besu-network")
+  - **Default**: Interactive selection
+  - **Usage guidance**: Select the template closest to your project
+    requirements.
+
+- `--version <version>`: Specific template version to use.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Version number (e.g., "1.0.0") or "latest"
+  - **Default**: "latest" stable version
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify a version when you need a specific feature set
+    or compatibility.
+
+- `--instance <instance>`: SettleMint instance to use for template retrieval.
+  - **Valid values**: URL of your SettleMint instance
+  - **Default**: Value from .env file
+  - **Usage guidance**: Only needed when templates are stored in a specific
+    instance.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create a project interactively
+settlemint create
+
+# Create with specific template
+settlemint create --project-name my-dapp --template ethereum-dapp
+
+# Create with specific template version
+settlemint create --project-name my-dapp --template ethereum-dapp --version 2.1.0
+```
+
+#### `settlemint pincode-verification-response`
+
+Retrieves pincode verification response for a wallet address, used for secure
+verification workflows.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--wallet-address <address>`: The wallet address to get verification for.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Valid Ethereum address (0x format)
+  - **Default**: None (required parameter)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Must be a valid address that you control or have
+    permission to verify.
+
+- `--instance <instance>`: The instance to connect to for verification.
+
+  - **Valid values**: URL of your SettleMint instance
+  - **Default**: Value from .env file
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify only when verifying against a non-default
+    instance.
+
+- `--blockchain-node <node>`: The blockchain node to use for verification.
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name of a deployed blockchain node
+  - **Default**: Default node from environment
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when verifying against a specific blockchain
+    node.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Get verification response for a specific wallet
+settlemint pincode-verification-response --wallet-address 0x1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678
+
+# Get verification from specific node
+settlemint pincode-verification-response --wallet-address 0x1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678 --blockchain-node validator-1
+```
+
+### Workspace Management
+
+#### `settlemint platform create workspace`
+
+Creates a new workspace, which is an organizational container for applications
+and other resources.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Accept default values without prompting.
+- `--default`: Save as default workspace for future commands.
+- `--prod`: Create in production environment.
+- `--company-name <name>`: Company name for billing.
+- `--address-line-1/2 <address>`: Company address.
+- `--city <city>`, `--postal-code <code>`, `--country <country>`: Location
+  information.
+- `--tax-id-value <value>`, `--tax-id-type <type>`: Tax information for billing.
+- `--payment-method-id <id>`: ID of payment method to use.
+- `--parent-id <id>`: ID of parent workspace for hierarchical organization.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create workspace with company details
+settlemint platform create workspace my-workspace --company-name "SettleMint" --tax-id-type eu_vat --tax-id-value BE0661674810
+
+# Create workspace with address
+settlemint platform create workspace my-workspace --address-line-1 "123 Main St" --city "Brussels" --postal-code "1000" --country BE
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform delete workspace`
+
+Permanently removes a workspace and all its contained resources.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Accept default confirmation values.
+- `--prod`: Delete from production environment.
+- `--force`: Skip confirmation prompts (dangerous).
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Delete with confirmation
+settlemint platform delete workspace my-workspace
+
+# Force delete without confirmation
+settlemint platform delete workspace my-workspace --force
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform list workspaces`
+
+Lists all workspaces available to your account.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--output <format>`: Output format (wide, json, yaml).
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# List workspaces in default format
+settlemint platform list workspaces
+
+# List workspaces in JSON format
+settlemint platform list workspaces --output json
+```
+
+### Application Management
+
+#### `settlemint platform create application`
+
+Creates a new application within a workspace, which serves as a container for
+blockchain resources.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Accept default values without prompting.
+- `--default`: Save as default application for future commands.
+- `--prod`: Create in production environment.
+- `--workspace <workspace>`: Workspace to create the application in.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create application with defaults
+settlemint platform create application my-app --accept-defaults
+
+# Create application in specific workspace
+settlemint platform create application my-app --workspace enterprise-workspace
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform delete application`
+
+Permanently removes an application and all its contained resources.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Accept default confirmation values.
+- `--prod`: Delete from production environment.
+- `--force`: Skip confirmation prompts (dangerous).
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Delete with confirmation
+settlemint platform delete application my-app
+
+# Force delete without confirmation
+settlemint platform delete application my-app --force
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform list applications`
+
+Lists all applications within a workspace.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--workspace <workspace>`: Workspace to list applications for.
+- `--output <format>`: Output format (wide, json, yaml).
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# List applications in default workspace
+settlemint platform list applications
+
+# List applications in specific workspace with detailed output
+settlemint platform list applications --workspace enterprise-workspace --output wide
+```
+
+### Blockchain Network Commands
+
+#### `settlemint platform create blockchain-network besu`
+
+Creates a new Hyperledger Besu blockchain network, which provides an
+Ethereum-compatible environment with enterprise features.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Accept default values without prompting.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (interactive prompts)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use in scripts or to speed up creation with standard
+    values.
+
+- `--default`: Save as default network for future commands.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (not set as default)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Enable when this will be your primary working network.
+
+- `--prod`: Create in production environment.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (creates in development)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use only for production-ready deployments.
+
+- `--wait`: Wait for deployment to complete before exiting.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (CLI returns immediately)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Enable to ensure creation completes successfully.
+
+- `--restart-if-timeout`: Automatically restart if deployment times out.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (fails on timeout)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use for long-running creations or unreliable
+    connections.
+
+- `--provider <provider>`: Infrastructure provider for deployment.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Available providers from `settlemint platform config`
+    (e.g., "aws", "azure", "google")
+  - **Default**: Default provider from platform config
+  - **Usage guidance**: Select based on your organization's cloud provider
+    preferences.
+
+- `--region <region>`: Geographical region for deployment.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Available regions from `settlemint platform config` (e.g.,
+    "us-east-1", "eu-west-1")
+  - **Default**: Default region from platform config
+  - **Usage guidance**: Choose a region geographically close to your users.
+
+- `--size <size>`: Resource allocation size for the network.
+
+  - **Valid values**: "SMALL", "MEDIUM", "LARGE"
+  - **Default**: "SMALL"
+  - **Usage guidance**: Choose based on expected transaction volume and
+    performance needs. SMALL for testing, MEDIUM for moderate workloads, LARGE
+    for production with high transaction volume.
+
+- `--type <type>`: Network deployment type.
+
+  - **Valid values**: "DEDICATED", "SHARED"
+  - **Default**: "SHARED"
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use DEDICATED for production workloads requiring
+    guaranteed resources, SHARED for development and testing to save costs.
+
+- `--application <application>`: Application to create the network in.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing application
+  - **Default**: Application from environment (.env file)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when creating in a non-default application.
+
+- `--node-name <name>`: Name for the first validator node.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Alphanumeric string (kebab-case recommended)
+  - **Default**: "validator-1"
+  - **Usage guidance**: Choose a descriptive name if managing multiple
+    validators.
+
+- `--chain-id <id>`: Ethereum chain ID for the network.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Integer (1-4294967295)
+  - **Default**: Random unique ID
+  - **Usage guidance**: Must be unique across all networks. Use ranges >1000 to
+    avoid collision with public networks.
+
+- `--contract-size-limit <limit>`: Maximum smart contract size limit.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Integer (bytes)
+  - **Default**: 24576 (Ethereum standard)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Increase for complex contracts, but be aware of gas
+    implications.
+
+- `--evm-stack-size <size>`: EVM stack size for complex operations.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Integer (typically 512-2048)
+  - **Default**: 1024
+  - **Usage guidance**: Increase for smart contracts with deep call stacks or
+    complex logic.
+
+- `--gas-limit <limit>`: Block gas limit (transaction capacity).
+
+  - **Valid values**: Integer (typically 8000000-30000000)
+  - **Default**: 8000000 (8 million)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Higher values allow more transactions per block but
+    require more node resources.
+
+- `--gas-price <price>`: Default gas price in wei.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Integer (wei)
+  - **Default**: 0 for private networks
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use 0 for free transactions in private networks, or set
+    minimum values to prevent spam.
+
+- `--seconds-per-block <seconds>`: Target block time in seconds.
+  - **Valid values**: Integer (typically 2-15)
+  - **Default**: 2
+  - **Usage guidance**: Lower values mean faster transactions but more overhead.
+    2-5 is recommended for private networks.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create network with default settings
+settlemint platform create blockchain-network besu my-network --node-name validator-1 --accept-defaults
+
+# Create high-performance production network
+settlemint platform create blockchain-network besu production-network --prod --size LARGE --type DEDICATED --node-name primary-validator --chain-id 12345 --gas-limit 30000000 --seconds-per-block 2 --wait
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform create blockchain-node besu`
+
+Adds a node to an existing Besu blockchain network, increasing resilience and
+capacity.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- Common options: `--accept-defaults`, `--default`, `--prod`, `--wait`,
+  `--restart-if-timeout`, `--provider`, `--region`, `--size`, `--type`,
+  `--application`
+
+  - These work the same as for the blockchain network creation command.
+
+- `--blockchain-network <network>`: Network to add this node to.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing blockchain network
+  - **Default**: None (required parameter)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Must specify the network this node will join.
+
+- `--node-identity <identity>`: ECDSA P256 private key for node identity.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Valid ECDSA P256 private key string
+  - **Default**: Automatically generated
+  - **Usage guidance**: Only specify when node identity needs to be preserved or
+    imported.
+
+- `--node-type <type>`: Node role in the network.
+  - **Valid values**: "VALIDATOR", "NON_VALIDATOR"
+  - **Default**: "NON_VALIDATOR"
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use VALIDATOR for nodes that participate in consensus,
+    NON_VALIDATOR for read-only or API access nodes.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create validator node
+settlemint platform create blockchain-node besu my-validator --node-type VALIDATOR --accept-defaults
+
+# Create read-only node for API access
+settlemint platform create blockchain-node besu api-node --blockchain-network main-network --node-type NON_VALIDATOR --size LARGE
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform restart blockchain-network`
+
+Restarts all nodes in a blockchain network, useful for applying network-wide
+changes.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Accept default confirmation values.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (interactive confirmation)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use in scripts or for unattended restarts.
+
+- `--prod`: Target production environment.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (targets development)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when restarting production networks.
+
+- `--wait`: Wait for restart to complete before exiting.
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (CLI returns immediately)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Enable to ensure restart completes successfully before
+    proceeding.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Restart network with confirmation
+settlemint platform restart blockchain-network my-network
+
+# Restart production network and wait for completion
+settlemint platform restart blockchain-network my-network --prod --wait --accept-defaults
+```
+
+### Private Key Management
+
+#### `settlemint platform create private-key hd-ecdsa-p256`
+
+Creates a hierarchical deterministic key for blockchain transactions, allowing
+derived keys from a master.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Accept default values without prompting.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (interactive prompts)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use in scripts or to speed up creation with standard
+    values.
+
+- `--default`: Save as default key for future commands.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (not set as default)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Enable when this will be your primary signing key.
+
+- `--prod`: Create in production environment.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (creates in development)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use only for production-ready applications.
+
+- `--wait`: Wait for creation to complete before exiting.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (CLI returns immediately)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Enable to ensure creation completes successfully.
+
+- `--restart-if-timeout`: Automatically restart if creation times out.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (fails on timeout)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Useful when creating keys in environments with
+    connectivity issues.
+
+- `--application <application>`: Application to create the key in.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing application
+  - **Default**: Application from environment (.env file)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when creating in a non-default application.
+
+- `--blockchain-node <node>`: Blockchain node to link this key to.
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing blockchain node
+  - **Default**: None (not linked to any specific node)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Link to a specific node when the key will be used
+    exclusively with that node for transactions.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create HD key with defaults
+settlemint platform create private-key hd-ecdsa-p256 my-key --accept-defaults
+
+# Create HD key for production linked to specific node
+settlemint platform create private-key hd-ecdsa-p256 prod-signing-key --prod --blockchain-node validator-1 --wait
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform create private-key hsm-ecdsa-p256`
+
+Creates a Hardware Security Module backed key for maximum security (key never
+leaves secure hardware).
+
+**Options:**
+
+- Common options: `--accept-defaults`, `--default`, `--prod`, `--wait`,
+  `--restart-if-timeout`
+
+  - These work the same as for the HD key creation command.
+
+- `--application <application>`: Application to create the key in.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing application
+  - **Default**: Application from environment (.env file)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when creating in a non-default application.
+
+- `--blockchain-node <node>`: Blockchain node to link this key to.
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing blockchain node
+  - **Default**: None (not linked to any specific node)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Link to a specific node when the key will be used
+    exclusively with that node for high-security operations.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create HSM key with defaults
+settlemint platform create private-key hsm-ecdsa-p256 my-secure-key --accept-defaults
+
+# Create HSM key for production environment
+settlemint platform create private-key hsm-ecdsa-p256 prod-hsm-key --prod --application finance-app --wait
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform create private-key accessible-ecdsa-p256`
+
+Creates an exportable private key that applications can directly access for
+signing operations.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- Common options: `--accept-defaults`, `--default`, `--prod`, `--wait`,
+  `--restart-if-timeout`
+
+  - These work the same as for the HD key creation command.
+
+- `--application <application>`: Application to create the key in.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing application
+  - **Default**: Application from environment (.env file)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when creating in a non-default application.
+
+- `--blockchain-node <node>`: Blockchain node to link this key to.
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing blockchain node
+  - **Default**: None (not linked to any specific node)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Link to a specific node when the key will be used
+    exclusively with that node. Note that accessible keys pose higher security
+    risks than HSM or HD keys because the private key material can be extracted.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create accessible key
+settlemint platform create private-key accessible-ecdsa-p256 api-key --accept-defaults
+
+# Create accessible key for specific application
+settlemint platform create private-key accessible-ecdsa-p256 integration-key --application integration-app --wait
+```
+
+### Middleware Management
+
+#### `settlemint platform create middleware graph`
+
+Creates a Graph Protocol indexing service for efficiently querying blockchain
+data through GraphQL.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Automatically accepts default middleware configuration.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (interactive prompts)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use in scripts or for quick deployments with standard
+    settings.
+
+- `--default`: Sets this middleware as your default for future operations.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (not set as default)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Enable when this will be your primary Graph instance.
+
+- `--prod`: Creates the middleware in production environment.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (creates in development)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use only when deploying for production use.
+
+- `--wait`: Waits for deployment to complete before exiting.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (CLI returns immediately)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Enable to ensure deployment completes successfully.
+
+- `--restart-if-timeout`: Automatically restarts deployment if it times out.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (fails on timeout)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use for long-running deployments or unreliable
+    connections.
+
+- `--provider <provider>`: Specifies the infrastructure provider for deployment.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Available providers from `settlemint platform config`
+  - **Default**: Default provider from platform config
+  - **Usage guidance**: Select based on your organization's cloud provider
+    preferences.
+
+- `--region <region>`: Sets the geographical region for deployment.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Available regions from `settlemint platform config`
+  - **Default**: Default region from platform config
+  - **Usage guidance**: Choose a region close to your users or blockchain nodes.
+
+- `--size <size>`: Determines the resource allocation for the middleware.
+
+  - **Valid values**: "SMALL", "MEDIUM", "LARGE"
+  - **Default**: "SMALL"
+  - **Usage guidance**: Choose based on expected query volume and indexing
+    needs. SMALL for testing, MEDIUM for moderate workloads, LARGE for
+    high-volume production use with many complex subgraphs.
+
+- `--type <type>`: Sets whether the middleware is dedicated or shared.
+
+  - **Valid values**: "DEDICATED", "SHARED"
+  - **Default**: "SHARED"
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use DEDICATED for production workloads needing
+    guaranteed resources, SHARED for development to save costs.
+
+- `--application <application>`: Specifies which application to create the
+  middleware in.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing application
+  - **Default**: Application from environment (.env file)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when creating in a non-default application.
+
+- `--blockchain-node <node>`: Links the middleware to a specific blockchain
+  node.
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing blockchain node
+  - **Default**: None (must be specified)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Select the node that the Graph service will connect to
+    for indexing data.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create Graph middleware with defaults
+settlemint platform create middleware graph my-graph --accept-defaults --blockchain-node main-node
+
+# Create production-ready Graph middleware with high resources
+settlemint platform create middleware graph analytics-graph --prod --size LARGE --type DEDICATED --blockchain-node validator-1 --wait
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform create middleware smart-contract-portal`
+
+Creates a user interface for interacting with smart contracts without requiring
+coding knowledge.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- Common options: `--accept-defaults`, `--default`, `--prod`, `--wait`,
+  `--restart-if-timeout`, `--provider`, `--region`, `--size`, `--type`,
+  `--application`
+
+  - These work the same as for the Graph middleware command.
+
+- `--load-balancer <balancer>`: Links the portal to a load balancer for handling
+  multiple blockchain nodes.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing load balancer
+  - **Default**: None (not linked to a load balancer)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use when you need the portal to connect to multiple
+    blockchain nodes through a load balancer. Cannot be used together with
+    `--blockchain-node`.
+
+- `--blockchain-node <node>`: Links the portal to a specific blockchain node.
+
+  - **Valid values**: Unique name or ID of an existing blockchain node
+  - **Default**: None (must specify either this or load-balancer)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use when you want the portal to connect to a single
+    blockchain node. Cannot be used together with `--load-balancer`.
+
+- `--abis <abis...>`: Specifies paths to ABI files for contract interfaces.
+
+  - **Valid values**: File paths to valid JSON ABI files
+  - **Default**: None (no ABIs loaded)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Provide the ABI files for smart contracts you want to
+    interact with through the portal. Multiple files can be specified separated
+    by spaces.
+
+- `--include-predeployed-abis <abis...>`: Includes pre-deployed ABIs from the
+  platform.
+  - **Valid values**: Names of pre-deployed ABIs available in the platform
+  - **Default**: None (no pre-deployed ABIs included)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Include common contract ABIs like ERC20, ERC721 without
+    needing to provide your own files.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create portal with defaults connected to a specific node
+settlemint platform create middleware smart-contract-portal my-portal --accept-defaults --blockchain-node main-node
+
+# Create production portal with custom ABIs and pre-deployed ABIs
+settlemint platform create middleware smart-contract-portal contract-ui --prod --blockchain-node validator-1 --abis ./contracts/Token.json ./contracts/Marketplace.json --include-predeployed-abis ERC20 ERC721 --wait
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform restart middleware graph`
+
+Restarts a Graph protocol indexing service, useful for refreshing subgraph
+indexing or resolving query issues.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Accept default confirmation values.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (interactive confirmation)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use in scripts or for unattended restarts.
+
+- `--prod`: Target production environment.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (targets development)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when restarting production services.
+
+- `--wait`: Wait for restart to complete before exiting.
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (CLI returns immediately)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Enable to verify restart completes successfully.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Restart Graph middleware
+settlemint platform restart middleware graph my-graph
+
+# Restart production Graph middleware and wait for completion
+settlemint platform restart middleware graph analytics-graph --prod --wait --accept-defaults
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform restart middleware smart-contract-portal`
+
+Restarts a Smart Contract Portal service, useful for refreshing contract
+interfaces or applying ABI updates.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`, `--prod`, `--wait`: These work the same as for the Graph
+  restart command.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Restart Smart Contract Portal
+settlemint platform restart middleware smart-contract-portal my-portal
+
+# Restart production Smart Contract Portal and wait for completion
+settlemint platform restart middleware smart-contract-portal contract-ui --prod --wait
+```
+
+### Storage Management
+
+#### `settlemint platform create storage ipfs`
+
+Creates an IPFS node for decentralized file storage.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- Standard resource options: Similar to middleware options (accept-defaults,
+  default, prod, etc.).
+- `--application <application>`: Specifies which application to create the
+  storage in.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create IPFS storage
+settlemint platform create storage ipfs my-ipfs --accept-defaults
+
+# Create IPFS in specific application
+settlemint platform create storage ipfs my-ipfs --application media-app
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform create storage minio`
+
+Creates a MinIO S3-compatible object storage service.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- Similar to IPFS storage: Options function the same as for IPFS storage.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create MinIO storage
+settlemint platform create storage minio my-minio --accept-defaults
+
+# Create MinIO in production
+settlemint platform create storage minio my-minio --prod
+```
+
+### Integration Tool Management
+
+#### `settlemint platform create integration-tool hasura`
+
+Creates a Hasura GraphQL Engine for database access and integration.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- Standard resource options: Similar to middleware options.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create Hasura integration
+settlemint platform create integration-tool hasura my-hasura --accept-defaults
+
+# Create Hasura with specific size
+settlemint platform create integration-tool hasura my-hasura --size MEDIUM
+```
+
+### Insights Management
+
+#### `settlemint platform create insights blockscout`
+
+Creates a Blockscout blockchain explorer for monitoring blockchain activity.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- Standard resource options: Similar to middleware options.
+- `--load-balancer <balancer>`: Links explorer to a load balancer.
+- `--blockchain-node <node>`: Links explorer to a specific blockchain node.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create Blockscout explorer
+settlemint platform create insights blockscout my-explorer --accept-defaults
+
+# Create explorer for specific node
+settlemint platform create insights blockscout my-explorer --blockchain-node main-node
+```
+
+#### `settlemint platform create application-access-token`
+
+Creates an access token for programmatic API access to an application.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--accept-defaults`: Automatically accepts default token configuration.
+- `--default`: Sets this token as your default.
+- `--prod`: Creates the token in production environment.
+- `--application <application>`: Specifies which application to create the token
+  for.
+- `--validity-period <period>`: Sets how long the token remains valid (DAYS_7,
+  DAYS_30, DAYS_60, DAYS_90, NONE).
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Create token with defaults
+settlemint platform create application-access-token my-token --accept-defaults
+
+# Create short-lived token
+settlemint platform create application-access-token my-token --validity-period ONE_DAY
+```
+
+### Platform Configuration
+
+#### `settlemint platform config`
+
+Retrieves configuration information about the SettleMint platform, including
+available providers, regions, templates, and other platform settings.
+
+**Options:**
+
+- `--prod`: Retrieves configuration for production environment.
+
+  - **Valid values**: None (flag option)
+  - **Default**: Off (retrieves development environment configuration)
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use when planning deployments to production or checking
+    production-specific settings.
+
+- `--instance <instance>`: Specifies which SettleMint instance to get
+  configuration from.
+
+  - **Valid values**: URL of your SettleMint instance
+  - **Default**: Value from .env file
+  - **Usage guidance**: Specify when retrieving configuration from a non-default
+    instance.
+
+- `--output <format>`: Sets the output format for machine-readable results.
+  - **Valid values**: "json", "yaml"
+  - **Default**: Human-readable console output
+  - **Usage guidance**: Use JSON or YAML when processing the results
+    programmatically.
+
+**Example Usage:**
+
+```bash
+# Get config in default format
+settlemint platform config
+
+# Get config for production in JSON format
+settlemint platform config --prod --output json > production-config.json
+```
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+---
+title: "SettleMint CLI usage"
+description:
+  "Command-line interface for managing SettleMint blockchain applications"
+---
+
+## Overview
+
+The SettleMint CLI is a powerful command-line tool that provides developers with
+direct access to the SettleMint platform's capabilities. It streamlines the
+process of creating, managing, and deploying blockchain applications without
+requiring expertise in underlying infrastructure. The SettleMint CLI can be
+utilized in various ways depending on your workflow preferences and project
+requirements. You can install it as a dependency in your project, globally on
+your system, or use it through GitHub Actions for CI/CD pipelines.
+
+## As a dependency in your package.json
+
+Installing the SettleMint CLI as a project dependency ensures that everyone
+working on your project uses the same version of the CLI, maintaining
+consistency across development environments.
+
+```bash
+# npm
+npm install @settlemint/sdk-cli
+npx settlemint --version
+
+# bun
+bun add @settlemint/sdk-cli
+bunx settlemint --version
+
+# pnpm
+pnpm add @settlemint/sdk-cli
+pnpm dlx settlemint --version
+
+# yarn
+yarn add @settlemint/sdk-cli
+yarn create settlemint --version
+```
+
+## Globally install the CLI
+
+Installing the CLI globally provides convenient access from any directory on
+your system, making it ideal for developers who work on multiple SettleMint
+projects or need to quickly access CLI commands without project-specific
+configuration.
+
+```bash
+# npm
+npm install -g @settlemint/sdk-cli
+
+# bun
+bun install -g @settlemint/sdk-cli
+
+# pnpm
+pnpm add -g @settlemint/sdk-cli
+
+# yarn
+yarn global add @settlemint/sdk-cli
+```
+
+You can access the CLI globally by running settlemint in your terminal.
+
+## GitHub Action
+
+The SettleMint GitHub Action enables seamless integration of platform operations
+within your CI/CD workflows. This allows you to automate blockchain deployments,
+testing, and infrastructure management as part of your development pipeline.
+
+Basic example
+
+```yaml
+steps:
+  - name: Get SettleMint CLI version
+    uses: settlemint/settlemint-action@main
+    with:
+      access-token: ${{ secrets.SETTLEMINT_ACCESS_TOKEN }}
+      command: "--version"
+```
+
+For detailed setup instructions, refer to SettleMint GitHub Action Docs
+
+## Examples
+
+Here are some basic examples to help you get started with the SettleMint CLI.
+These commands demonstrate how to check the CLI version and access help
+documentation for different commands.
+
+```bash
+# Get the version of the CLI
+settlemint --version
+
+# View help for any command
+settlemint --help
+settlemint platform --help
+settlemint platform create --help
+```
+
+## Authentication
+
+Authentication is required before using the SettleMint CLI to interact with your
+platform environment. This ensures secure access to your resources and prevents
+unauthorized operations.
+
+Before using any CLI commands that interact with your SettleMint environment,
+you must authenticate using a Personal Access Token (PAT). You can create a PAT
+from your user profile in the SettleMint console.
+
+## Login
+
+The login command authenticates your CLI session with the SettleMint platform,
+establishing a secure connection that allows you to execute commands on your
+account's resources.
+
+```bash
+settlemint login
+```
+
+To login using a token passed through STDIN:
+
+```bash
+cat ~/my_token.txt | settlemint login --token-stdin --accept-defaults
+```
+
+Options
+
+```bash
+-a, --accept-defaults      Accept the default and previously set values
+--token-stdin              Provide a token using STDIN
+-i, --instance <instance>  The instance to login to (defaults to the instance in the .env file)
+-h, --help                 display help for command
+```
+
+## Logout
+
+The logout command terminates your authenticated session with the SettleMint
+platform, ensuring your credentials are securely removed from the local
+environment.
+
+```bash
+settlemint logout
+```
+
+Options
+
+```bash
+--all       Logout from all instances
+-h, --help  display help for command
+```
+
+## Project connection
+
+The connect command links your local development environment to a specific
+SettleMint application, allowing the CLI to execute commands in the context of
+that application. This simplifies workflows by automatically targeting the right
+application for your operations.
+
+```bash
+# Connect
+settlemint connect
+```
+
+Options
+
+```bash
+--prod                     Connect to your production environment
+-a, --accept-defaults      Accept the default and previously set values
+-i, --instance <instance>  The instance to connect to (defaults to the instance in the .env file)
+-h, --help                 display help for command
+```
+
+## Blockchain utilities
+
+The CLI provides specialized utilities for blockchain operations that help
+developers interact with blockchain nodes and perform common tasks related to
+blockchain development.
+
+The CLI also provides features for blockchain node management, including pincode
+verification response retrieval.
+
+```bash
+# Pincode verification response
+settlemint pincode-verification-response
+
+# You can also use the alias pvr.
+```
+
+Options
+
+```bash
+--wallet-address <walletAddress>    The wallet address to get pincode verification response for
+-i, --instance <instance>           The instance to connect to (defaults to the .env file)
+--blockchain-node <blockchainNode>  Blockchain Node unique name to get pincode verification response for
+-h, --help                          display help for command
+```
+
+---
+
+## Create Command
+
+The Create Command provides a streamlined way to bootstrap new SettleMint
+projects from templates. This enables you to quickly set up projects with best
+practices and common configurations already in place.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint create [options] Bootstrap your SettleMint project
+
+Options:
+-n, --project-name <name> The name for your SettleMint project
+-t, --template <template> The template for your SettleMint project (run
+`settlemint platform config` to see available templates)
+-v, --version <version> Specify the template version to use (defaults to latest stable
+version)
+-i, --instance <instance> The instance to connect to
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+## Platform Commands
+
+Platform Commands form the core of the SettleMint CLI, enabling comprehensive
+management of all resources within the SettleMint platform. These commands allow
+you to create, update, delete, restart, and list different types of platform
+resources.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform [options] [command] Manage SettleMint platform
+resources
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+config|cfg [options] Get platform configuration
+create|c Create a resource in the SettleMint platform
+update|u Update a resource in the SettleMint platform
+delete|d Delete a resource in the SettleMint platform
+restart Restart a resource in the SettleMint platform
+list|ls List resources in the SettleMint platform
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+## Platform Config
+
+The Platform Config command retrieves the current configuration of your
+SettleMint platform environment. This includes available regions, providers,
+templates, and other settings that affect how resources are created and managed.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform config|cfg [options] Get platform configuration
+
+Options:
+--prod Connect to your production environment
+-i, --instance <instance> The instance to connect to (defaults to the instance in the
+.env file)
+-o, --output <output> The output format (choices: "json", "yaml")
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+## Platform Create
+
+The Platform Create command family allows you to provision various resources
+within the SettleMint platform. This includes workspaces, applications,
+blockchain networks, middleware services, and more, enabling you to build out
+your blockchain infrastructure.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create|c [options] [command] Create a resource in
+the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+workspace|w [options] <name> Create a new workspace in the SettleMint platform.
+application|a [options] <name> Create a new application in the SettleMint platform.
+blockchain-network|bnw Create a blockchain network in the SettleMint platform
+blockchain-node|bn Create a blockchain node in the SettleMint platform
+private-key|pk Create a private key in the SettleMint platform
+middleware|mw Create a middleware service in the SettleMint platform
+storage|st Create a storage service in the SettleMint platform
+integration-tool|it Create a new integration tool
+insights|in Create a new insights
+application-access-token|aat [options] <name> Create a new application access token in the SettleMint platform.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+### Create Workspace
+
+The Create Workspace command provisions a new workspace in the SettleMint
+platform. Workspaces are organizational units that contain applications and
+their associated resources, allowing you to manage access controls and billing
+at a high level.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create workspace|w
+
+Examples:
+# Create a workspace with company details
+$ settlemint platform create workspace my-workspace --name "SettleMint" --tax-id-type eu_vat --tax-id-value BE0661674810
+
+# Create a workspace with address details
+$ settlemint platform create workspace my-workspace --line1 "123 Main St" --city "Brussels" --postal-code "1000" --country BE
+
+# Create a workspace and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create workspace my-workspace -d
+
+Arguments:
+name The workspace name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default workspace
+--prod Connect to production environment
+--company-name <companyName> Company name
+--address-line-1 <addressLine1> Address line 1
+--address-line-2 <addressLine2> Address line 2
+--city <city> City
+--postal-code <code> Postal code
+--country <country> Country
+--tax-id-value <value> Tax ID value
+--tax-id-type <type> Tax ID type (e.g. 'eu_vat' for European VAT number like 'ATU12345678', 'us_ein' for US EIN like '12-3456789')
+--payment-method-id <paymentMethodId> Payment method ID
+--parent-id <parentId> Parent workspace ID
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+### Create Application
+
+The Create Application command provisions a new application within a workspace.
+An application is a container for related blockchain resources such as networks,
+nodes, and services that together form a cohesive blockchain solution.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create application|a
+
+Examples:
+# Create an application in a workspace
+$ settlemint platform create application my-app --accept-defaults
+
+# Create an application and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create application my-app -d
+
+# Create an application in a specific workspace
+$ settlemint platform create application my-app --workspace my-workspace
+
+Arguments:
+name The application name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default application
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --workspace <workspace> The workspace unique name to create the application in (defaults to workspace from env)
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+### Create Blockchain Network
+
+The Create Blockchain Network command provisions a new blockchain network in
+your SettleMint application. This network serves as the foundation for
+blockchain operations, providing the consensus mechanism, transaction
+processing, and state management capabilities.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create blockchain-network|bnw [options] [command]
+Create a blockchain network in the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+besu|b [options] <name> Create a new Besu blockchain network in the SettleMint platform.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+#### Create Besu Blockchain Network
+
+The Create Besu Blockchain Network command provisions a new Hyperledger Besu
+blockchain network. Besu is an enterprise-grade Ethereum client that supports
+both public and private network configurations, providing features like privacy,
+permissioning, and high performance.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create blockchain-network besu|b
+
+Examples:
+# Create a Besu blockchain network and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create blockchain-network besu my-network --node-name validator-1 --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create a Besu blockchain network in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create blockchain-network besu my-network --application app-123 --node-name validator-1 --chain-id 12345 --gas-limit 10000000 --seconds-per-block 5
+
+Arguments:
+name The Besu blockchain network name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default blockchain network
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--provider <provider> Network provider (run `settlemint platform config` to see available providers)
+--region <region> Deployment region (run `settlemint platform config` to see available regions)
+--size <size> Network size (choices: "LARGE", "MEDIUM", "SMALL", default: "SMALL")
+--type <type> Network type (choices: "DEDICATED", "SHARED", default: "SHARED")
+--app, --application <application> The unique name of the application to create the network in (defaults to application from env)
+--node-name <name> Name of the node
+--chain-id <chainId> The chain ID for the network
+--contract-size-limit <limit> Maximum contract size limit
+--evm-stack-size <size> EVM stack size
+--gas-limit <limit> Block gas limit
+--gas-price <price> Gas price in wei
+--seconds-per-block <seconds> Block time in seconds
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+### Create Blockchain Node
+
+The Create Blockchain Node command provisions additional nodes for an existing
+blockchain network. Adding nodes to your network can increase its resilience,
+distribution, and throughput capacity.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create blockchain-node|bn [options] [command]
+Create a blockchain node in the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+besu|b [options] <name> Create a new Besu blockchain node in the SettleMint platform.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+#### Create Besu Blockchain Node
+
+The Create Besu Blockchain Node command provisions a new Hyperledger Besu node
+and connects it to an existing Besu network. You can create validator nodes that
+participate in consensus or non-validator nodes that provide additional access
+points to the network.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create blockchain-node besu|b
+
+Examples:
+# Create a Besu blockchain node and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create blockchain-node besu my-node --node-type VALIDATOR --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create a Besu blockchain node in a different network
+$ settlemint platform create blockchain-node besu my-node --blockchain-network-id 12345 --node-type NON_VALIDATOR --accept-defaults
+
+# Create a Besu blockchain node in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create blockchain-node besu my-node --application-id 123456789 --node-type NON_VALIDATOR --accept-defaults
+
+Arguments:
+name The Besu blockchain node name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default blockchain node
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--provider <provider> Network provider (run `settlemint platform config` to see available providers)
+--region <region> Deployment region (run `settlemint platform config` to see available regions)
+--size <size> Network size (choices: "LARGE", "MEDIUM", "SMALL", default: "SMALL")
+--type <type> Network type (choices: "DEDICATED", "SHARED", default: "SHARED")
+--app, --application <application> The application unique name to create the node in (defaults to application from env)
+--blockchain-network <blockchainNetwork> Blockchain network unique name to add this node to
+--node-identity <nodeIdentity> EC DSA P256 private key to use as the node identity
+--node-type <nodeType> Type of the node (choices: "VALIDATOR", "NON_VALIDATOR")
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+### Create Private Key
+
+The Create Private Key command generates and securely stores cryptographic keys
+that can be used for blockchain transactions, smart contract deployment, and
+other operations requiring digital signatures. The SettleMint platform offers
+multiple key storage options with varying security levels.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create private-key|pk [options] [command] Create a
+private key in the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+hd-ecdsa-p256|hd [options] <name> Create a new HD-ECDSA-P256 private key in the SettleMint platform.
+hsm-ecdsa-p256|hsm [options] <name> Create a new HSM-ECDSA-P256 private key in the SettleMint platform.
+accessible-ecdsa-p256|acc [options] <name> Create a new ACCESSIBLE-ECDSA-P256 private key in the SettleMint platform.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+#### HD ECDSA P256 Private Key
+
+The HD ECDSA P256 Private Key option creates a hierarchical deterministic key
+using the ECDSA P256 algorithm. HD keys allow for the generation of multiple
+derived keys from a single master key, providing flexibility for key management
+while maintaining security.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create private-key hd-ecdsa-p256|hd
+
+Examples:
+# Create a private key and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create private-key hd-ecdsa-p256 my-key --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create a private key in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create private-key hd-ecdsa-p256 my-key --application my-app
+
+# Create a private key linked to a blockchain node
+$ settlemint platform create private-key hd-ecdsa-p256 my-key --blockchain-node node-123
+
+Arguments:
+name The HD-ECDSA-P256 private key name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default private key
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--application <application> Application unique name
+--blockchain-node <blockchainNode> Blockchain Node unique name
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### HSM ECDSA P256 Private Key
+
+The HSM ECDSA P256 Private Key option creates a key stored in a Hardware
+Security Module (HSM). HSMs provide the highest level of security by performing
+cryptographic operations within a tamper-resistant hardware device, preventing
+the key from ever being exposed in memory.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create private-key hsm-ecdsa-p256|hsm
+
+Examples:
+# Create a private key and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create private-key hsm-ecdsa-p256 my-key --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create a private key in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create private-key hsm-ecdsa-p256 my-key --application 123456789
+
+# Create a private key linked to a blockchain node
+$ settlemint platform create private-key hsm-ecdsa-p256 my-key --blockchain-node node-123
+
+Arguments:
+name The HSM-ECDSA-P256 private key name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default private key
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--application <application> Application unique name
+--blockchain-node <blockchainNode> Blockchain Node unique name
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### Accessible ECDSA P256 Private Key
+
+The Accessible ECDSA P256 Private Key option creates a key that can be exported
+and accessed directly by applications. This provides more flexibility for
+integrations but with lower security compared to HSM keys, as the private key
+material can be exposed to the application.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create private-key accessible-ecdsa-p256|acc
+
+Examples:
+# Create a private key and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create private-key accessible-ecdsa-p256 my-key --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create a private key in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create private-key accessible-ecdsa-p256 my-key --application my-app
+
+# Create a private key linked to a blockchain node
+$ settlemint platform create private-key accessible-ecdsa-p256 my-key --blockchain-node node-123
+
+Arguments:
+name The ACCESSIBLE-ECDSA-P256 private key name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default private key
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--application <application> Application unique name
+--blockchain-node <blockchainNode> Blockchain Node unique name
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+### Create Middleware
+
+The Create Middleware command provisions middleware services that enhance
+blockchain functionality. Middleware components provide additional capabilities
+like indexing, querying, and simplified smart contract interactions that aren't
+available in the base blockchain protocol.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create middleware|mw [options] [command] Create a
+middleware service in the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+graph|gr [options] <name> Create a new The Graph middleware in the SettleMint platform.
+smart-contract-portal|scp [options] <name> Create a new Smart Contract Portal middleware in the SettleMint platform.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+#### Create Graph Middleware
+
+The Create Graph Middleware command provisions an instance of The Graph
+protocol. The Graph is a decentralized indexing protocol that enables efficient
+querying of blockchain data through GraphQL APIs, making it easier to build
+responsive dApps that access blockchain data.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create middleware graph|gr
+
+Examples:
+# Create a graph middleware and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create middleware graph my-graph --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create a graph middleware in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create middleware graph my-graph --application my-app --blockchain-node node-123
+
+Arguments:
+name The The Graph middleware name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default middleware
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--provider <provider> Network provider (run `settlemint platform config` to see available providers)
+--region <region> Deployment region (run `settlemint platform config` to see available regions)
+--size <size> Network size (choices: "LARGE", "MEDIUM", "SMALL", default: "SMALL")
+--type <type> Network type (choices: "DEDICATED", "SHARED", default: "SHARED")
+--application <application> Application unique name
+--blockchain-node <blockchainNode> Blockchain Node unique name
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### Create Smart Contract Portal Middleware
+
+The Create Smart Contract Portal Middleware command provisions a Smart Contract
+Portal service. This portal provides a user-friendly interface for interacting
+with smart contracts, including functions for deploying, calling methods, and
+monitoring events without requiring direct blockchain interaction knowledge.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create middleware smart-contract-portal|scp
+
+Examples:
+# Create a smart contract portal middleware and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create middleware smart-contract-portal my-portal --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create a smart contract portal middleware in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create middleware smart-contract-portal my-portal --application my-app --blockchain-node node-123
+
+Arguments:
+name The Smart Contract Portal middleware name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default middleware
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--provider <provider> Network provider (run `settlemint platform config` to see available providers)
+--region <region> Deployment region (run `settlemint platform config` to see available regions)
+--size <size> Network size (choices: "LARGE", "MEDIUM", "SMALL", default: "SMALL")
+--type <type> Network type (choices: "DEDICATED", "SHARED", default: "SHARED")
+--application <application> Application unique name
+--load-balancer <loadBalancer> Load Balancer unique name (mutually exclusive with blockchain-node)
+--blockchain-node <blockchainNode> Blockchain Node unique name (mutually exclusive with load-balancer)
+--abis <abis...> Path to abi file(s)
+--include-predeployed-abis <includePredeployedAbis...> Include pre-deployed abis (run `settlemint platform config` to see available pre-deployed abis)
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+### Create Storage
+
+The Create Storage command provisions decentralized storage services for your
+blockchain application. These services allow you to store files, documents, and
+other digital assets that are too large to be placed directly on the blockchain,
+while maintaining references to them within your smart contracts.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create storage|st [options] [command] Create a
+storage service in the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+ipfs|ip [options] <name> Create a new IPFS storage in the SettleMint platform.
+minio|m [options] <name> Create a new MinIO storage in the SettleMint platform.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+#### Create IPFS Storage
+
+The Create IPFS Storage command provisions an InterPlanetary File System (IPFS)
+node. IPFS is a distributed file system that enables decentralized storage of
+content-addressed files, making it ideal for storing assets like images, videos,
+and documents referenced by blockchain applications.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create storage ipfs|ip
+
+Examples:
+# Create an IPFS storage and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create storage ipfs my-storage --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create an IPFS storage in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create storage ipfs my-storage --application app-123
+
+Arguments:
+name The IPFS storage name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default storage
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--provider <provider> Network provider (run `settlemint platform config` to see available providers)
+--region <region> Deployment region (run `settlemint platform config` to see available regions)
+--size <size> Network size (choices: "LARGE", "MEDIUM", "SMALL", default: "SMALL")
+--type <type> Network type (choices: "DEDICATED", "SHARED", default: "SHARED")
+--application <application> Application unique name
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### Create MinIO Storage
+
+The Create MinIO Storage command provisions a MinIO object storage service.
+MinIO provides high-performance, S3-compatible object storage, making it ideal
+for applications that require cloud-like storage capabilities while maintaining
+compatibility with existing S3 APIs and tools.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create storage minio|m
+
+Examples:
+# Create a MinIO storage and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create storage minio my-storage --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create a MinIO storage in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create storage minio my-storage --application app-123
+
+Arguments:
+name The MinIO storage name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default storage
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--provider <provider> Network provider (run `settlemint platform config` to see available providers)
+--region <region> Deployment region (run `settlemint platform config` to see available regions)
+--size <size> Network size (choices: "LARGE", "MEDIUM", "SMALL", default: "SMALL")
+--type <type> Network type (choices: "DEDICATED", "SHARED", default: "SHARED")
+--application <application> Application unique name
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+### Create Integration Tool
+
+The Create Integration Tool command provisions services that facilitate
+integration between blockchain data and traditional systems. These tools help
+bridge the gap between on-chain and off-chain data, enabling comprehensive data
+access and manipulation.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create integration-tool|it [options] [command]
+Create a new integration tool
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+hasura|ha [options] <name> Create a new Hasura integration tool in the SettleMint platform.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+#### Create Hasura Integration Tool
+
+The Create Hasura Integration Tool command provisions a Hasura GraphQL Engine
+instance. Hasura provides instant GraphQL APIs on your blockchain data, enabling
+easy data querying, filtering, and integration with other systems through a
+unified GraphQL interface.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create integration-tool hasura|ha
+
+Examples:
+# Create a Hasura integration and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create integration-tool hasura my-hasura --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create a Hasura integration in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create integration-tool hasura my-hasura --application app-123
+
+Arguments:
+name The Hasura integration tool name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default integration tool
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--provider <provider> Network provider (run `settlemint platform config` to see available providers)
+--region <region> Deployment region (run `settlemint platform config` to see available regions)
+--size <size> Network size (choices: "LARGE", "MEDIUM", "SMALL", default: "SMALL")
+--type <type> Network type (choices: "DEDICATED", "SHARED", default: "SHARED")
+--application <application> Application unique name
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+### Create Insights
+
+The Create Insights command provisions blockchain analytics services. These
+services provide visibility into blockchain activities, helping developers and
+users monitor transactions, track contract interactions, and analyze on-chain
+data.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create insights|in [options] [command] Create a new
+insights
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+blockscout|bs [options] <name> Create a new Blockscout insights in the SettleMint platform.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+#### Create Blockscout Insights
+
+The Create Blockscout Insights command provisions a Blockscout blockchain
+explorer. Blockscout provides comprehensive blockchain data visualization and
+exploration capabilities, allowing users to search transactions, view smart
+contracts, and monitor blockchain activity through an intuitive web interface.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create insights blockscout|bs
+
+Examples:
+# Create a Blockscout insights service and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create insights blockscout my-blockscout --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create a Blockscout insights service in a different application
+$ settlemint platform create insights blockscout my-blockscout --application app-123
+
+Arguments:
+name The Blockscout insights name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default insights
+--prod Connect to production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until deployed
+-r, --restart-if-timeout Restart if wait time is exceeded
+--provider <provider> Network provider (run `settlemint platform config` to see available providers)
+--region <region> Deployment region (run `settlemint platform config` to see available regions)
+--size <size> Network size (choices: "LARGE", "MEDIUM", "SMALL", default: "SMALL")
+--type <type> Network type (choices: "DEDICATED", "SHARED", default: "SHARED")
+--application <application> Application unique name
+--load-balancer <loadBalancer> Load Balancer unique name (mutually exclusive with blockchain-node)
+--blockchain-node <blockchainNode> Blockchain Node unique name (mutually exclusive with load-balancer)
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+### Create Application Access Token
+
+The Create Application Access Token command generates authentication tokens for
+programmatic access to your SettleMint application resources. These tokens
+enable secure integration between your applications and the SettleMint platform
+without requiring user credentials.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform create application-access-token|aat
+
+Examples:
+# Create an application access token and save as default
+$ settlemint platform create application-access-token my-token --accept-defaults -d
+
+# Create an application access token with custom validity period
+$ settlemint platform create application-access-token my-token --validity-period ONE_DAY -a -d
+
+# Create an application access token (shorthand)
+$ settlemint platform create aat my-token
+
+Arguments:
+name The application access token name
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default values
+-d, --default Save as default application access token
+--prod Connect to production environment
+--app, --application <application> The application unique name to create the application access token for (defaults to application from env)
+-v, --validity-period <period> The validity period for the token (choices: "DAYS_7", "DAYS_30", "DAYS_60", "DAYS_90", "NONE", default: "DAYS_7")
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+## Platform Delete Commands
+
+The Platform Delete Commands enable you to remove resources from your SettleMint
+platform environment. These commands should be used with caution as they
+permanently delete resources and their associated data.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform delete|d [options] [command] Delete a resource in
+the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+workspace|w [options] <unique-name> Delete a workspace in the SettleMint platform. Provide the workspace unique name or use 'default' to delete the default workspace from your .env file.
+application|a [options] <unique-name> Delete a application in the SettleMint platform. Provide the application unique name or use 'default' to delete the default application from your .env file.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+#### Delete Workspace
+
+The Delete Workspace command removes a workspace and all its contained resources
+from your SettleMint platform environment. This operation is irreversible and
+will delete all applications, networks, and other resources within the
+workspace.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform delete workspace|w
+
+Examples:
+# Deletes the specified workspace by unique name
+$ settlemint platform delete workspace <workspace-unique-name>
+
+# Deletes the default workspace in the production environment
+$ settlemint platform delete workspace default --prod
+
+# Force deletes the specified workspace without confirmation
+$ settlemint platform delete workspace <workspace-unique-name> --force
+
+Arguments:
+unique-name The unique name of the workspace, use 'default' to delete the default one from your .env file
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default and previously set values
+--prod Connect to your production environment
+-f, --force Force delete the workspace without confirmation
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### Delete Application
+
+The Delete Application command removes an application and all its resources from
+your SettleMint platform environment. This operation is irreversible and will
+delete all blockchain networks, nodes, middleware, and other services within the
+application.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform delete application|a
+
+Examples:
+# Deletes the specified application by unique name
+$ settlemint platform delete application <application-unique-name>
+
+# Deletes the default application in the production environment
+$ settlemint platform delete application default --prod
+
+# Force deletes the specified application without confirmation
+$ settlemint platform delete application <application-unique-name> --force
+
+Arguments:
+unique-name The unique name of the application, use 'default' to delete the default one from your .env file
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default and previously set values
+--prod Connect to your production environment
+-f, --force Force delete the application without confirmation
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+## Platform List Commands
+
+The Platform List Commands provide visibility into your SettleMint platform
+resources. These commands allow you to view and explore the various components
+deployed in your environment, helping with management and troubleshooting.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform list|ls [options] [command] List resources in the
+SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+services|s [options] List the application services
+workspaces|w [options] List workspaces
+applications|a [options] List applications
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+#### List Services
+
+The List Services command displays all services deployed within an application.
+This provides a comprehensive view of your blockchain infrastructure, including
+networks, nodes, middleware, and other components, with options to filter by
+service type and output in various formats.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform list services|s
+
+Examples:
+# List the application services
+$ settlemint platform list services
+
+# List the application services in wide format with more information (such as console url)
+$ settlemint platform list services -o wide
+
+# List the application services in JSON format
+$ settlemint platform list services -o json > services.json
+
+# List the application services in YAML format
+$ settlemint platform list services -o yaml > services.yaml
+
+# List the application services for a specific application
+$ settlemint platform list services --application my-app
+
+# List the application services for a specific application and type
+$ settlemint platform list services --application my-app --type middleware
+
+# List the application services for multiple types
+$ settlemint platform list services --type blockchain-network blockchain-node middleware
+
+Options:
+--app, --application <application> The application unique name to list the services in (defaults to application from env)
+-t, --type <type...> The type(s) of service to list (choices: "blockchain-network", "blockchain-node", "custom-deployment", "insights", "integration-tool", "middleware", "private-key", "storage")
+-o, --output <output> The output format (choices: "wide", "json", "yaml")
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### List Workspaces
+
+The List Workspaces command displays all workspaces in your SettleMint platform
+account. This helps you maintain an overview of your organizational structure
+and quickly access workspace details for management tasks.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform list workspaces|w
+
+Examples:
+# List workspaces
+$ settlemint platform list workspaces
+
+# List workspaces in wide format with more information
+$ settlemint platform list workspaces -o wide
+
+# List workspaces in JSON format
+$ settlemint platform list workspaces -o json > workspaces.json
+
+# List workspaces in YAML format
+$ settlemint platform list workspaces -o yaml > workspaces.yaml
+
+Options:
+-o, --output <output> The output format (choices: "wide", "json", "yaml")
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### List Applications
+
+The List Applications command displays all applications within a workspace. This
+provides visibility into your application portfolio and helps manage
+multi-application environments within a workspace.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform list applications|a
+
+Examples:
+# List applications
+$ settlemint platform list applications
+
+# List applications in wide format with more information
+$ settlemint platform list applications -o wide
+
+# List applications in JSON format
+$ settlemint platform list applications -o json > applications.json
+
+# List applications in YAML format
+$ settlemint platform list applications -o yaml > applications.yaml
+
+Options:
+-w, --workspace <workspace> The workspace unique name to list applications for (defaults to workspace from env)
+-o, --output <output> The output format (choices: "wide", "json", "yaml")
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+## Platform Restart Commands
+
+The Platform Restart Commands allow you to restart various services in your
+SettleMint platform environment. Restarting services can help resolve issues,
+apply configuration changes, or recover from error states.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform restart [options] [command] Restart a resource in
+the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+blockchain-network|bn [options] <unique-name> Restart a blockchain network in the SettleMint platform. Provide the blockchain network unique name or use 'default' to restart the default blockchain network from your .env file.
+custom-deployment|cd [options] <unique-name> Restart a custom deployment in the SettleMint platform. Provide the custom deployment unique name or use 'default' to restart the default custom deployment from your .env file.
+insights|in Restart an insights service in the SettleMint platform
+integration-tool|it Restart an integration tool service in the SettleMint platform
+middleware|mw Restart a middleware service in the SettleMint platform
+storage|st Restart a storage service in the SettleMint platform
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+#### Restart Blockchain Network
+
+The Restart Blockchain Network command restarts all nodes and services
+associated with a blockchain network. This can be useful for applying
+network-wide configuration changes or recovering from network-wide issues.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform restart blockchain-network|bn
+
+Examples:
+# Restarts the specified blockchain network by id
+$ settlemint platform restart blockchain-network <blockchain network-id>
+
+# Restarts the default blockchain network in the production environment
+$ settlemint platform restart blockchain-network default --prod
+
+Arguments:
+unique-name The unique name of the blockchain network, use 'default' to restart the default one from your .env file
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default and previously set values
+--prod Connect to your production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until restarted
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### Restart Custom Deployment
+
+The Restart Custom Deployment command restarts a custom service deployed in your
+SettleMint platform environment. Custom deployments can include specialized
+services or applications that are integrated with your blockchain
+infrastructure.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform restart custom-deployment|cd
+
+Examples:
+# Restarts the specified custom deployment by id
+$ settlemint platform restart custom-deployment <custom deployment-id>
+
+# Restarts the default custom deployment in the production environment
+$ settlemint platform restart custom-deployment default --prod
+
+Arguments:
+unique-name The unique name of the custom deployment, use 'default' to restart the default one from your .env file
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default and previously set values
+--prod Connect to your production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until restarted
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### Restart Insights
+
+The Restart Insights command restarts analytics and monitoring services in your
+SettleMint platform environment. This can help refresh data streams or resolve
+issues with blockchain data visualization and analysis.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform restart insights|in [options] [command] Restart an
+insights service in the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+blockscout|bs [options] <unique-name> Restart a insights in the SettleMint platform. Provide the insights unique name or use 'default' to restart the default insights from your .env file.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+##### Restart Blockscout Insights
+
+The Restart Blockscout Insights command specifically restarts a Blockscout
+blockchain explorer instance. Restarting Blockscout can help refresh blockchain
+data indexing, resolve explorer interface issues, or apply configuration changes
+to the explorer service.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform restart insights blockscout|bs
+
+Examples:
+# Restarts the specified insights by id
+$ settlemint platform restart blockscout blockscout <insights-id>
+
+# Restarts the default insights in the production environment
+$ settlemint platform restart blockscout blockscout default --prod
+
+Arguments:
+unique-name The unique name of the insights, use 'default' to restart the default one from your .env file
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default and previously set values
+--prod Connect to your production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until restarted
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### Restart Integration Tool
+
+The Restart Integration Tool command restarts data integration services in your
+SettleMint platform environment. Restarting these tools can help refresh data
+connections, resolve synchronization issues, or apply configuration changes to
+integration services.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform restart integration-tool|it [options] [command]
+Restart an integration tool service in the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+hasura|ha [options] <unique-name> Restart a integration tool in the SettleMint platform. Provide the integration tool unique name or use 'default' to restart the default integration tool from your .env file.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+##### Restart Hasura Integration Tool
+
+The Restart Hasura Integration Tool command specifically restarts a Hasura
+GraphQL Engine instance. Restarting Hasura can help refresh API endpoints,
+resolve query performance issues, or apply schema changes to the GraphQL
+interface.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform restart integration-tool hasura|ha
+
+Examples:
+# Restarts the specified integration tool by id
+$ settlemint platform restart hasura hasura <integration tool-id>
+
+# Restarts the default integration tool in the production environment
+$ settlemint platform restart hasura hasura default --prod
+
+Arguments:
+unique-name The unique name of the integration tool, use 'default' to restart the default one from your .env file
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default and previously set values
+--prod Connect to your production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until restarted
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+#### Restart Middleware
+
+The Restart Middleware command restarts middleware services in your SettleMint
+platform environment. Restarting middleware can help refresh data indexing,
+resolve service issues, or apply configuration changes to enhance blockchain
+functionality.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform restart middleware|mw [options] [command] Restart a
+middleware service in the SettleMint platform
+
+Options:
+-h, --help display help for command
+
+Commands:
+graph|gr [options] <unique-name> Restart a middleware in the SettleMint platform. Provide the middleware unique name or use 'default' to restart the default middleware from your .env file.
+smart-contract-portal|scp [options] <unique-name> Restart a middleware in the SettleMint platform. Provide the middleware unique name or use 'default' to restart the default middleware from your .env file.
+help [command] display help for command
+```
+
+##### Restart Graph Middleware
+
+The Restart Graph Middleware command specifically restarts a The Graph protocol
+instance. Restarting The Graph service can help refresh subgraph indexing,
+resolve query issues, or apply indexing configuration changes to improve data
+access performance.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform restart middleware graph|gr
+
+Examples:
+# Restarts the specified middleware by id
+$ settlemint platform restart graph graph <middleware-id>
+
+# Restarts the default middleware in the production environment
+$ settlemint platform restart graph graph default --prod
+
+Arguments:
+unique-name The unique name of the middleware, use 'default' to restart the default one from your .env file
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default and previously set values
+--prod Connect to your production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until restarted
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
+
+##### Restart Smart Contract Portal Middleware
+
+The Restart Smart Contract Portal Middleware command specifically restarts a
+Smart Contract Portal service. Restarting the portal can help refresh contract
+interfaces, resolve interaction issues, or apply ABI changes to improve smart
+contract accessibility and functionality.
+
+```bash
+Usage: settlemint platform restart middleware smart-contract-portal|scp
+
+Examples:
+# Restarts the specified middleware by id
+$ settlemint platform restart smart-contract-portal smart-contract-portal <middleware-id>
+
+# Restarts the default middleware in the production environment
+$ settlemint platform restart smart-contract-portal smart-contract-portal default --prod
+
+Arguments:
+unique-name The unique name of the middleware, use 'default' to restart the default one from your .env file
+
+Options:
+-a, --accept-defaults Accept the default and previously set values
+--prod Connect to your production environment
+-w, --wait Wait until restarted
+-h, --help display help for command
+```
diff --git a/content/docs/building-with-settlemint/meta.json b/content/docs/building-with-settlemint/meta.json
index 39fe61ab..21901848 100644
--- a/content/docs/building-with-settlemint/meta.json
+++ b/content/docs/building-with-settlemint/meta.json
@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
     "setup-account-and-billing",
     "evm-chains-guide",
     "hedera-hashgraph-guide",
-    "hyperledger-fabric-guide"
+    "hyperledger-fabric-guide",
+    "cli"
   ]
 }