Memberstack CLI

Manage your Memberstack account from the terminal. Authenticate via OAuth, then create, read, update, and delete apps, members, plans, data tables, records, and custom fields. Get more done and give your AI agents the power to manage your membership site with ease.

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Installation

npm install -g memberstack-cli

Requires Node.js 20 or later.

Quick Start

# Authenticate with your Memberstack account
# And choose your application
memberstack auth login

# Verify your identity
memberstack whoami

Usage

memberstack <command> <subcommand> [options]

Install Agent Skill (Optional)

npx skills add 224-industries/webflow-skills --skill memberstack-cli

Global Options

Option	Description
--json	Output raw JSON instead of formatted tables
--live	Use live environment instead of sandbox

Commands

auth — Authentication

Subcommand	Description
login	Authenticate with Memberstack via OAuth
logout	Remove stored authentication tokens
status	Show current authentication status

whoami — Identity

Show the current authenticated app and user.

apps — App Management

Subcommand	Description
current	Show the current app
create	Create a new app
update	Update the current app
delete	Delete an app
restore	Restore a deleted app

members — Member Management

Subcommand	Description
list	List members (with pagination)
get <id_or_email>	Get a member by ID or email
create	Create a new member
update <id>	Update a member
delete <id>	Delete a member
add-plan <id>	Add a free plan to a member
remove-plan <id>	Remove a free plan from a member
count	Show total member count
find	Find members by field values or plan
stats	Show member statistics
export	Export all members to CSV or JSON
import	Import members from a CSV or JSON file
bulk-update	Bulk update members from a file
bulk-add-plan	Add a plan to multiple members

plans — Plan Management

Subcommand	Description
list	List all plans
get <id>	Get a plan by ID
create	Create a new plan
update <id>	Update a plan (name, status, redirects, permissions, etc.)
delete <id>	Delete a plan
order	Reorder plans by priority

tables — Data Table Management

Subcommand	Description
list	List all data tables
get <table_key>	Get a data table by key or ID
describe <table_key>	Show table schema and access rules
create	Create a new data table
update <id>	Update a data table
delete <id>	Delete a data table

records — Record Management

Subcommand	Description
create <table_key>	Create a new record
update <table_key> <record_id>	Update a record
delete <table_key> <record_id>	Delete a record
query <table_key>	Query records with a JSON filter
count <table_key>	Count records in a table
find <table_key>	Find records with friendly filter syntax
export <table_key>	Export all records to CSV or JSON
import <table_key>	Import records from a CSV or JSON file
bulk-update	Bulk update records from a file
bulk-delete <table_key>	Bulk delete records matching a filter

custom-fields — Custom Field Management

Subcommand	Description
list	List all custom fields
create	Create a custom field
update <id>	Update a custom field
delete <id>	Delete a custom field

Examples

# List all members as JSON
memberstack members list --json

# Create a plan
memberstack plans create --name "Pro Plan" --description "Full access"

# Find records with a filter
memberstack records find my_table --where "status equals active" --take 10

# Export members to CSV
memberstack members export --format csv --output members.csv

# Import records from a JSON file
memberstack records import my_table --file data.json

# Use live environment
memberstack members list --live

Development

# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Build
pnpm build

# Run tests
pnpm test

# Lint
pnpm check

# Fix lint issues
pnpm fix

# Type check
pnpm type-check

See ARCHITECTURE.md for project structure and design details.

Resources

Documentation

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contributing Guide for more information.

License

MIT License

Author

Ben Sabic at Flash Brew Digital

Disclaimer

This is not an official Memberstack product. It is an independent, community-driven open-source project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Memberstack. "Memberstack" and the Memberstack logo are the property of Memberstack Inc.

Your OAuth tokens are stored locally on your machine at ~/.memberstack/auth.json with restrictive file permissions. Credentials are never shared with third parties, the CLI communicates directly with the Memberstack API and nothing else. You can revoke access at any time by running memberstack auth logout.