VESSL Cloud uses a two-level hierarchy for access control: organizations contain teams. Most commands operate within the context of your currently selected org and team.
Organization commands
org list
List all organizations you belong to.
org show
Display details about an organization. Defaults to the current org if no name is provided.
| Argument | Description |
|---|
name | Organization name (optional, defaults to current) |
org switch
Switch your default organization context. Subsequent commands will operate under this org.
vesslctl org switch <name>
| Argument | Description |
|---|
name | Organization name to switch to |
vesslctl org switch vessl-ai
org create
Create a new organization.
vesslctl org create --name <name>
| Flag | Required | Description |
|---|
--name | Yes | Organization name |
vesslctl org create --name my-org
The organization alias can be used interchangeably with org (for example, vesslctl organization list).
Team commands
team list
List all teams in your current organization.
team show
Display details about a team. Defaults to the current team if no name is provided.
vesslctl team show [name]
| Argument | Description |
|---|
name | Team name (optional, defaults to current) |
team switch
Switch your default team context.
vesslctl team switch <name>
| Argument | Description |
|---|
name | Team name to switch to |
vesslctl team switch ml-research
team create
Create a new team in your current organization.
vesslctl team create --name <name>
| Flag | Required | Description |
|---|
--name | Yes | Team name |
--description | No | Team description |
vesslctl team create --name ml-research --description "Machine learning research team"
