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access

Easiest way to request and grant
access without leaving your terminal

What is access?

access is a command-line tool for Indent that allows users to request access to apps and services across their organization. This provides time-bound access requests so users only have permissions when they need them while staying productive.

You can request or manage access directly from the terminal:

• access petitions create --resources=<id> --reason=<reason>
• access petitions approve <petition> --duration=6h
• access petitions revoke <petition>

Getting Started

Visit https://access.new to request access on the web, or https://indent.com/setup to set up an account.

Quick Start

If you're on Mac, you can install via Homebrew: (in progress, pending Homebrew PR)

brew install access

Or to download an access release directly, follow these steps:

1. Download the latest binary from releases.
2. Run access init <space> command to log in and set up your configuration.
   • Replace <space> with your space name from indent.com/spaces
3. Use the available commands to request and review access, or type access --help for options.

Commands

access provides several commands to perform various operations related to authentication, configuration, and access requests.

Here is a summary of the available commands:

Command	Description
access auth	Perform operations related to Indent authentication.
access completion	Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell.
access config	Make changes to the access configuration.
access help	Get help about any access command.
access init	Set up access for first-time use.
access petitions approve	Approve a Petition for a specified amount of time.
access petitions close	Close a Petition.
access petitions create	Request access to a Resource
access petitions deny	Deny a Petition.
access petitions list	List all the Petitions.
access petitions revoke	Revoke a Petition and related access.
access resources	Manage Resources within a space.

For more information about each command, run access [command] --help.