The ax users commands are currently in BETA. The API may change without notice. A one-time warning is emitted on first use.
ax users commands let you create, retrieve, update, and delete users on the Arize platform.
ax users list
List users in the account, optionally filtered by email or status.
ax users list [--email <filter>] [--status <status>] [--limit <n>] [--cursor <cursor>]
| Option | Description |
|---|
--email, -e | Filter users by email (case-insensitive substring match) |
--status, -s | Filter by status: active or invited. Can be specified multiple times. |
--limit, -l | Maximum number of results to return (1-100, default: 50) |
--cursor, -c | Pagination cursor for the next page |
ax users list
ax users list --email "@example.com" --status active
ax users list --output users.json
ax users get
Get a user by ID or email address.
ax users get <user-id-or-email>
ax users get usr_abc123
ax users get jane@example.com
ax users create
Create a new user with a builtin account-level role. The --role flag accepts predefined role names: admin, member, or annotator.
ax users create --full-name <name> --email <email> --role <role> --invite-mode <mode> [--is-not-developer]
| Option | Description |
|---|
--full-name, -n | Full name for the user (1-255 characters) |
--email, -e | Email address (used as the idempotency key) |
--role, -r | Account-level predefined role: admin, member, or annotator |
--invite-mode | Invite mode: none, email_link, or temporary_password |
--is-not-developer | Disable developer permissions. By default, new users are granted developer permissions to use the Arize API. |
ax users create \
--full-name "Jane Doe" \
--email jane@example.com \
--role member \
--invite-mode email_link
ax users update
Update a user’s full name or developer permission flag. At least one of --full-name or --is-developer/--is-not-developer must be provided.
ax users update <user-id> [--full-name <name>] [--is-developer | --is-not-developer]
| Option | Description |
|---|
--full-name, -n | New full name for the user |
--is-developer / --is-not-developer | Update developer permission flag |
ax users update usr_abc123 --full-name "Jane Smith"
ax users update usr_abc123 --is-not-developer
ax users delete
Delete one or more users by ID or email. Each deletion cascades to organization memberships, space memberships, API keys, and role bindings. Both --id and --email accept repeated flags or comma-separated values. Emails are resolved to user IDs before deletion.
ax users delete [--id <id> ...] [--email <email> ...] [--force]
| Option | Description |
|---|
--id | User ID to delete. Repeat the flag (--id id1 --id id2) or pass comma-separated values (--id id1,id2,id3). |
--email, -e | User email to resolve and delete. Repeat the flag (--email a@b.com --email c@d.com) or pass comma-separated values (--email a@b.com,c@d.com). |
--force, -f | Skip the confirmation prompt |
--id or --email must be provided. Each deletion is attempted independently; the results table shows the outcome (deleted, failed, not_found) for each user.
Examples:
ax users delete --id usr_abc123
ax users delete --id id1,id2,id3 --force
ax users delete --email jane@example.com
ax users delete --id usr_abc123 --email jane@example.com --force
ax users resend-invitation
Resend an invitation email for a pending (invited) user.
ax users resend-invitation <user-id>
ax users resend-invitation usr_abc123
ax users reset-password
Send a password-reset email to a user. The user must authenticate via password (not SSO/SAML) and must have already verified their account.
ax users reset-password <user-id>
ax users reset-password usr_abc123
