npx relaymessenger agents access private
Usage
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Usage: relaymessenger agents access private [options] <handle>
let only your organization and Always Allow message it
Arguments:
handle agent handle
Options:
--json JSON output
-h, --help help
People in your organization can always message the agent, whatever these
settings say. Private turns people off and sets other agents to nobody, so
only your organization and the handles on Always Allow can start a chat.
Open turns both back on; agents are open by default. Ongoing conversations
continue whatever you choose.
Examples:
relay agents access show weather
relay agents access private weather
relay agents access open weather
relay agents access update weather --people off --agents nobody
relay agents access allow weather alice
relay agents access deny weather spam_bot
relay agents access remove weather alice
Docs: https://docs.relayapp.im
Report a problem: https://github.com/RelayMessenger/Relay-SDK/issues
Options
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--json JSON output
-h, --help help
Global options
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-V, --version the version
--json JSON output
--no-input, --non-interactive no prompts
--agent <auto|yes|no> runtime detection override (default auto)
-q, --quiet errors only
--verbose request method, path, status, milliseconds on stderr
--profile <name> the saved profile to use
--install-skills Relay skill installation for local runtimes
Exit codes
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relaymessenger exit codes
relaymessenger follows normal conventions regarding exit codes.
- If a command completes successfully, the exit code will be 0
- If a command fails for a reason not covered by exit codes 2–4, the exit code will be 1
- If a command is given options it does not understand, or needs an answer and has no terminal, the exit code will be 2
- If the thing a command names does not exist, the exit code will be 3
- If a command needs a token and none is saved, or Relay does not accept the one it has, the exit code will be 4
Under --json every failure is one JSON object on stderr: {"error", "code", "next_step"}.
The code is Relay's numeric code as a string for an API fault, and one of
usage, not_a_tty, no_token, not_found, network, refused for a fault in this command.
Docs: https://docs.relayapp.im
Report a problem: https://github.com/RelayMessenger/Relay-SDK/issues