Manage JumpServer hosts, users, accounts, and access permissions through commands. Agents can inspect active connections and audit logs, preview changes before execution, and receive structured results for further processing.
Stateful CLI harness for JumpServer bastion host management. Supports asset, user, permission, account, session, audit, and operations management via REST API, with both one-shot and interactive REPL modes.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Stateful CLI harness for JumpServer bastion host. Manage assets, users, permissions, accounts, sessions, audits, and more via the JumpServer REST API.
# Install
cd agent-harness && pip install -e .
# Authenticate
cli-anything-jumpserver auth login --url https://jumpserver.example.com --username admin
# List hosts
cli-anything-jumpserver asset list --type host
# Interactive REPL mode
cli-anything-jumpserver --interactive
This CLI is designed for AI agent consumption. Key features for agents:
All commands support --output json for machine-parseable output:
cli-anything-jumpserver asset list --type host --output json
All mutation commands support --dry-run to preview without execution:
cli-anything-jumpserver asset create --name test --address 10.0.0.1 --platform 1 --dry-run --output json
JUMPSERVER_URL - Default JumpServer URLJUMPSERVER_USERNAME - Default usernameJUMPSERVER_PASSWORD - Default password1. Discovery and Inventory
# Check connection
cli-anything-jumpserver auth status --output json
# List all hosts
cli-anything-jumpserver asset list --type host --output json
# Get asset details
cli-anything-jumpserver asset get <ID> --type host --output json
# List all users
cli-anything-jumpserver user list --output json
2. User and Permission Management
# Create user
cli-anything-jumpserver user create --name "New User" --username newuser --email user@example.com --output json --dry-run
# Grant asset access
cli-anything-jumpserver perm create --name "App Access" --users "user1,user2" --assets "asset1,asset2" --output json --dry-run
# Verify permissions
cli-anything-jumpserver perm users <PERM_ID> --output json
3. Security Audit
# Check failed logins
cli-anything-jumpserver audit login --status failed --output json
# Review operations
cli-anything-jumpserver audit operate --action delete --output json
# Check active sessions
cli-anything-jumpserver session list --active --output json
# View command history
cli-anything-jumpserver session command list --risk 5 --output json
4. Session Management
# Monitor active sessions
cli-anything-jumpserver session list --active --output json
# Check terminal health
cli-anything-jumpserver session terminal list --output json
cli-anything-jumpserver session terminal status <TERMINAL_ID> --output json
| Format | Flag | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Table | --output table (default) | Human-readable display |
| JSON | --output json | Agent consumption, scripting |
| YAML | --output yaml | Configuration, readability |
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | Success |
| 1 | CLI error (auth, API, etc.) |
| 2 | Usage error (invalid options/arguments) |
| 130 | Interrupted (Ctrl+C) |
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
~/.jumpserver-cli/session.json | Authentication session |
~/.jumpserver-cli/state.json | CLI operational state |
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