CLI

The Hilt CLI is for teams that want fast terminal workflows around the same objects the dashboard already uses. It is a public Hilt surface across the plan ladder, not a higher-tier add-on.

What the CLI is best at

Use it when you want:
  • quick merchant lookups from a terminal
  • repeatable support and operations scripts
  • webhook endpoint and delivery control without opening the dashboard
  • receipt proof and recurring recovery actions from one terminal flow
  • sandbox session testing before live traffic

Install from Hilt

If you want a pinned version instead of latest, install the versioned tarball:

Verify the package checksum

Authentication commands

Key management

Sandbox keys do not create a fake settlement rail. They are best used for:
  • lower-risk pre-launch tooling
  • sandbox session testing
  • pre-launch automation inside a real merchant workspace

Webhook commands

Best use

  • create and inspect endpoints
  • send signed test events
  • read delivery status
  • re-send retry-scheduled or dead-letter deliveries
  • inspect the event timeline for a payment or membership

Sandbox commands

Use this when you want to validate:
  • webhook consumers
  • SDK or Postman object handling
  • delivery-failure recovery
  • recurring grace handling
Then use setup readiness and, when useful, an optional low-value live settlement check before real launch.

Product commands

Membership commands

Best use

  • recurring cohort visibility
  • subscription and expiry visibility
  • Telegram or Discord diagnostics
  • support-linked delivery recovery

Receipt commands

Best use

  • receipt search
  • proof retrieval
  • direct proof sharing from terminal workflows

Useful flags

  • --json for raw JSON output on data commands
  • -h, --help for command help
  • -v, --version for version output

Command-to-route map

A reliable support flow in the terminal

That sequence usually gets you from buyer problem to concrete action quickly.

Common questions

What is the Hilt CLI for?

The CLI is for repeatable merchant and developer operations from a terminal: API keys, webhooks, testing, products, members, receipts, proof, and support recovery.

Is the CLI only for higher plans?

No. The CLI is a public Hilt surface across the plan ladder. Higher plans mainly change fees, support level, and operating comfort.

When is CLI better than the dashboard?

Use the CLI for repeatable support workflows, terminal lookups, JSON output, scripts, and quick operational checks. Use the dashboard for normal merchant setup and daily visual operations.