miroctl-cli

Access the Miro API from the terminal for board and item automation.

Updated Apr 16, 2026
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Skill: miroctl-cli
Source: https://github.com/sih3rron/skills/tree/main/miro-cli
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sih3rron/skills --skill miroctl-cli

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

## What problem does it solve? The miroctl CLI reference removes friction when interacting with the Miro API from a shell by providing command patterns, auth and config guidance, and escape hatches for raw API calls so engineers and operators can script, debug, and automate board and workspace tasks without building custom HTTP clients.

## Core Features & Use Cases

  • Auth & Config: Instructions for token storage, OAuth browser flow, profile management, and switching environments.
  • CRUD for Boards & Items: Commands to list, get, create, update, delete, and bulk-manage boards, items, tags, groups, and more.
  • Scripting & Automation: Support for pagination, json/jsonl output, raw api call wrapper, bulk operations, exports, audit logs, and enterprise features for CI/CD and operational workflows.
  • Debugging & Edge Tasks: Raw API call escape hatch, verbose output and retry flags, and guidance for exports, legal holds, and audit retrieval not covered by higher-level tools.

### Quick Start Authenticate with miroctl using a saved profile or token and run a command like miroctl boards list to retrieve boards as JSON for scripting and automation.

Frequently Asked Questions about miroctl-cli

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate Miro board creation and bulk item operations from the terminal?

You can automate Miro board creation and bulk item operations from the terminal by using a CLI tool that provides command patterns for scripting CRUD operations, returning outputs as JSON or JSONL for direct pipeline integration.

Can I use a Miro CLI for CI/CD tasks and enterprise audit log retrieval?

Yes, a Miro CLI supports CI/CD tasks and enterprise audit log retrieval by offering raw API call wrappers, pagination handling, and global retry flags to automate operational workflows and extract workspace auditing data.

What is the best way to script Miro API interactions without building a custom HTTP client?

The best way to script Miro API interactions without a custom HTTP client is using a CLI wrapper that handles token and OAuth authentication, configurable profiles, and verbose output for direct shell automation.

Does the Miro CLI support switching between different authentication profiles and environments?

Yes, the Miro CLI supports switching environments by allowing you to manage multiple authentication profiles, store tokens, and initiate OAuth browser flows to securely access different Miro workspaces.

How do I handle Miro API pagination and raw API calls during shell scripting?

You can handle Miro API pagination and raw API calls during shell scripting by utilizing built-in CLI flags that manage result pagination and provide an escape hatch wrapper for direct API requests.

Are there limitations when using terminal commands for Miro board and connector management?

Limitations of terminal commands for Miro board and connector management typically involve handling complex visual edge cases, where you may need to rely on the raw API call escape hatch if higher-level commands do not support specific item properties.