Luciq CLI

The Luciq CLI brings production data to your terminal. Upload symbol files and query crashes, bugs, APM, reviews, and alerts as JSON.

Your production data, in your terminal.

The Luciq CLI (luciq) brings Luciq to the command line. Upload symbol files for crash symbolication, and query or manage your apps' data — crashes, bugs, performance metrics, reviews, surveys, issues, opportunities, alerts, and incidents — without opening the dashboard.

Every data command prints pretty-printed JSON, so the output pipes cleanly into jq, shell scripts, cron jobs, and CI workflows:

luciq crashes list --slug my-app --mode production --status open --limit 5 \
  | jq '.[] | {number, title, occurrences_counter}'

The CLI's data commands run the same tools that power the Luciq MCP Server, with the same role-based permissions. If you prefer natural-language access from your IDE or AI assistant, use the MCP Server; if you want deterministic commands for scripts and automation, use the CLI.

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What can you do with it?

• Upload symbol files. iOS dSYMs, Android ProGuard/R8 mapping files, NDK .so files, React Native source maps, and Flutter Dart symbols — one tool for every platform, ideal for CI pipelines.
• Query production data. Crashes, app hangs, bug reports, APM metrics, app store reviews, surveys, aggregated app-health insights, and the unified Issues & Opportunities surface.
• Manage your workspace. Triage bugs, create and update alert rules, resolve triggered alerts, and manage APM funnels.

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Commands at a Glance

Command	What it covers
luciq login	Authenticate with your CLI token
luciq upload	Upload symbol files for iOS, Android, React Native, and Flutter
luciq apps	List the applications you can access
luciq crashes	Query crashes, app hangs, patterns, diagnostics, and occurrences
luciq bugs	Query and triage user-reported bugs
luciq apm	Query APM metrics (network, launch, flows, screens) and manage funnels
luciq reviews	Query app store reviews and ratings
luciq surveys	Query surveys and their responses
luciq insights	Aggregated app-health snapshot for one app
luciq issues	Unified issues across crashes, APM, AI-detected issues, and bugs
luciq opportunities	Prioritized product opportunities
luciq alerts	Manage alert rules
luciq incidents	Manage triggered alerts — list, inspect, resolve, reopen

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Get Started

New to the CLI? Start with the Getting Started guide — install, authenticate, and run your first command in a couple of minutes.

Shipping a release? Jump to Uploading Symbol Files to wire symbol uploads into your build pipeline.

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Explore

• Getting Started — Installation, authentication, and configuration
• Uploading Symbol Files — dSYMs, mappings, NDK, source maps, and Dart symbols
• Command Reference — Every data command with its options and examples