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preset-cli

Drive Preset's `sup` CLI (PyPI package `superset-sup`) for shell, scripting, CI/CD, and agent-driven Preset workflows. Use only for CLI workflows; Do not use for MCP-only work or for direct HTTP/SDK code paths.

Richard Fogaca NienkotterRichard Fogaca Nienkotter
Updated 6/5/2026
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preset-cli

Use as the foundation for shell, scripting, CI/CD, and agent-driven Preset workflows through the sup CLI.

Always

  • CLI surface only; stay on MCP or direct API if that's what the user requested.
  • Default to --json for automation and agent consumption.
  • Keep SUP_PRESET_API_TOKEN / SUP_PRESET_API_SECRET out of command lines and shared output; use env vars or sup config auth, never paste secrets on the command line.
  • Route push, sync, overwrite, and --force to preset-cli-mutations.
  • Redact tokens and credential-bearing output in transcripts.

Decision Rules

  • Classify CLI vs MCP vs direct API intent before acting; if MCP or direct API was requested, defer to that plugin.
  • Distinguish metadata reads from data-returning reads (e.g. sup sql, sup chart data) — load safety policy before non-metadata reads.
  • Choose output format based on the downstream consumer: --json for automation, --csv for files, default Rich for humans, --porcelain for shell pipelines.
  • If a command group is not named on this card, load command coverage before composing commands.
  • For mutating intent, stop and load preset-cli-mutations rather than continuing on this card.

Workflow Order

  1. Establish install, auth, and workspace context.
  2. Choose output format.
  3. Classify risk (metadata read vs data-returning read vs mutation).
  4. Load the focused reference for the operation.
  5. Run only the safe / read command.
  6. Redact output before sharing.

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