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Overview​

The Conviso CLI is a command-line interface for interacting with the Conviso Platform through GraphQL.

It is designed for:

  • local operational workflows;
  • security automation;
  • CI/CD execution;
  • bulk import and export tasks.

Repository:

Requirements​

According to the current CLI repository README, the CLI requires:

  • Python 3.10+
  • CONVISO_API_KEY configured in your shell or .env
  • Optional: CONVISO_API_TIMEOUT in seconds, defaulting to 30

Installation and Setup​

Choose the installation approach that best matches your use case.

Development Setup​

Use this method if you want to run the CLI from source or contribute to the project.

git clone https://github.com/convisolabs/conviso-cli.git
cd conviso-cli
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e .

To verify the installation:

conviso --help

Build and Install from Source​

Use this approach if you want to install the CLI as a regular package from a built artifact.

git clone https://github.com/convisolabs/conviso-cli.git
cd conviso-cli
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install build
python -m build
pip install dist/conviso_cli-*-py3-none-any.whl --force-reinstall

To verify the installation:

conviso --help

Authentication​

Set your API key before running commands:

export CONVISO_API_KEY="<your_api_key>"

You can also define the variable in a local .env file used by your runtime.

Optional timeout override:

export CONVISO_API_TIMEOUT=60

Command Pattern​

Most commands follow this structure:

python -m conviso.app <group> <action> [options]

Common command groups currently documented in the CLI repository include:

  • projects
  • assets
  • requirements
  • tasks
  • vulns
  • sbom
  • bulk
  • accesscontrol

The top-level CLI also exposes:

  • upgrade

Output and Pagination​

Many list commands support options such as:

  • --all to fetch all pages
  • --page and --per-page or --limit for pagination control
  • --format table|json|csv
  • --output <file> for file export

Some commands support additional output formats depending on the resource, such as sarif or cyclonedx.

Usage Examples​

The examples below reflect the current usage examples documented in the CLI repository README together with the command tree currently registered in the CLI source code.

Command Catalog​

The currently available command groups and actions are:

  • projects: list, requirements, create, update, status, delete
  • assets: list, create, update, delete
  • requirements: list, project, activities, create, update, delete
  • tasks: create, list, run
  • tasks approvals: list, clear, remove
  • vulns: list, timeline, create, update, check-sca-patches
  • sbom: list, import, check-vulns
  • bulk: assets, requirements, vulns
  • accesscontrol: user-profile, user-teams, bulk-users
  • top-level: upgrade

Projects​

List all projects:

python -m conviso.app projects list --company-id 443 --all

List projects filtered by assignee:

python -m conviso.app projects list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --filter assignee=analyst@company.com \
  --all

List project requirements and activities:

python -m conviso.app projects requirements --project-id 12345

Create a project:

python -m conviso.app projects create \
 --company-id 443 \
 --name "New Project" \
 --goal "Validate scope" \
 --scope "External perimeter" \
 --type-id 14 \
 --start-date 2026-05-19 \
 --estimated-hours 2 \
 --assign user@conviso.com.br \
 --assets 40641

Update a project:

python -m conviso.app projects update \
  --id 12345 \
  --company-id 443 \
  --name "Platform Pentest Q3" \
  --add-tags pentest,critical \
  --add-assets 100,101

Update only the project status:

python -m conviso.app projects status ANALYSIS --id 12345

Delete one or more projects:

python -m conviso.app projects delete \
  --company-id 443 \
  --ids 12345,12346 \
  --force

Assets​

List assets with filters:

python -m conviso.app assets list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --tags cloud \
  --attack-surface INTERNET_FACING \
  --all

Create an asset:

python -m conviso.app assets create \
  --company-id 443 \
  --name "api-prod" \
  --business-impact HIGH \
  --data-classification NON_SENSITIVE \
  --tags "prod,api"

Update an asset:

python -m conviso.app assets update \
  --id 321 \
  --company-id 443 \
  --name "api-prod-main" \
  --business-impact HIGH \
  --tags "prod,api,critical"

Delete one or more assets:

python -m conviso.app assets delete \
  --company-id 443 \
  --ids 321,322 \
  --force

Requirements​

List requirements:

python -m conviso.app requirements list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --format table

Create a requirement:

python -m conviso.app requirements create \
  --company-id 443 \
  --label "Req" \
  --description "Desc" \
  --activity "Login|Check login|REF-123"

List project requirements:

python -m conviso.app requirements project \
  --company-id 443 \
  --project-id 26102

List requirement activities:

python -m conviso.app requirements activities \
  --company-id 443 \
  --requirement-id 1503

Upload one or more files as evidences to a requirement activity:

python -m conviso.app requirements attach \
  --activity-id 123456 \
  --reason "Evidence for validation"
  --file ./evidence.png

List activities directly from a project:

python -m conviso.app requirements activities \
  --company-id 443 \
  --project-id 26102

Update a requirement:

python -m conviso.app requirements update \
  --id 1503 \
  --company-id 443 \
  --label "Authentication checks" \
  --description "Validate login, session, and token controls"

Delete a requirement:

python -m conviso.app requirements delete \
  --id 1503 \
  --force

Tasks​

Create a task from a YAML file:

python -m conviso.app tasks create \
  --company-id 443 \
  --project-id 26102 \
  --label "Nuclei Scan" \
  --yaml-file samples/task-nuclei.yaml

Append a task to a requirement:

python -m conviso.app tasks create \
  --company-id 443 \
  --requirement-id 2174 \
  --label "Nuclei Scan" \
  --yaml-file samples/task-nuclei.yaml

Run YAML-defined tasks from project requirements:

python -m conviso.app tasks run \
  --company-id 443 \
  --project-id 26102

List tasks for a project:

python -m conviso.app tasks list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --project-id 26102

List only tasks with valid YAML:

python -m conviso.app tasks list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --project-id 26102 \
  --only-valid

Create a task with inline YAML:

python -m conviso.app tasks create \
  --company-id 443 \
  --label "Quick Task" \
  --yaml "name: quick\nsteps:\n - action: echo\n message: ok"

List locally approved task commands:

python -m conviso.app tasks approvals list

Remove a single approved command:

python -m conviso.app tasks approvals remove --hash <approval_hash>

Clear all approved task commands:

python -m conviso.app tasks approvals clear

Vulnerabilities​

List vulnerabilities by severity and asset tag:

python -m conviso.app vulns list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --severities HIGH,CRITICAL \
  --asset-tags cloud \
  --all

List recent vulnerabilities from the last 7 days:

python -m conviso.app vulns list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --days-back 7 \
  --severities HIGH,CRITICAL \
  --all

Filter vulnerabilities by author:

python -m conviso.app vulns list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --author "Fernando" \
  --all

Run a local free-text search over the returned results:

python -m conviso.app vulns list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --all \
  --grep "jwt"

Filter vulnerabilities by local field matching:

python -m conviso.app vulns list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --all \
  --contains codeSnippet=eval( \
  --contains fileName=app.py

Search DAST and Web vulnerability request and response fields:

python -m conviso.app vulns list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --types DAST_FINDING,WEB_VULNERABILITY \
  --all \
  --contains request=Authorization \
  --contains response=stacktrace

Show the timeline of a single vulnerability:

python -m conviso.app vulns timeline --id 98765

Show vulnerability timelines aggregated from a project:

python -m conviso.app vulns timeline \
  --company-id 443 \
  --project-id 26102 \
  --last-status-change-only

Create a vulnerability:

python -m conviso.app vulns create \
  --type SOURCE \
  --asset-id 123 \
  --title "Hardcoded secret" \
  --description "Secret found in source code" \
  --solution "Move secret to a secure vault" \
  --impact-level HIGH \
  --probability-level MEDIUM \
  --severity HIGH \
  --file-name app.py \
  --vulnerable-line 42 \
  --code-snippet "API_KEY = 'secret'"

Update a vulnerability and assignees:

python -m conviso.app vulns update \
  --id 98765 \
  --type SOURCE \
  --status IN_PROGRESS \
  --assignees analyst@company.com,dev@company.com

Check patch availability for SCA vulnerabilities:

python -m conviso.app vulns check-sca-patches \
  --company-id 443 \
  --severities HIGH,CRITICAL \
  --all

SBOM​

List SBOM components:

python -m conviso.app sbom list \
  --company-id 443 \
  --name log4j \
  --all \
  --format csv \
  --output sbom.csv

Import an SBOM file for an asset:

python -m conviso.app sbom import \
  --company-id 443 \
  --file bom.cdx \
  --asset-id 123

Check vulnerabilities from the OSV API using platform assets:

python -m conviso.app sbom check-vulns \
  --company-id 443 \
  --asset-ids 123 \
  --tags foo \
  --format json \
  --output osv.json

Check vulnerabilities from a local CycloneDX file:

python -m conviso.app sbom check-vulns \
  --file bom.cdx \
  --format json \
  --output osv.json

Bulk Operations​

Assets CSV​

Create assets from CSV:

python -m conviso.app bulk assets \
  --company-id 443 \
  --file assets.csv \
  --op create

Preview an update without applying it:

python -m conviso.app bulk assets \
  --company-id 443 \
  --file assets.csv \
  --op update \
  --preview-only

Show the bulk assets template:

python -m conviso.app bulk assets --show-template

Repository sample:

  • samples/assets_sample.csv

Requirements CSV​

Create requirements from CSV:

python -m conviso.app bulk requirements \
  --company-id 443 \
  --file reqs.csv \
  --op create

Show the bulk requirements template:

python -m conviso.app bulk requirements --show-template

Repository sample:

  • samples/requirements_sample.csv

Vulnerabilities CSV or SARIF​

Create vulnerabilities from CSV:

python -m conviso.app bulk vulns \
  --company-id 443 \
  --file vulns.csv \
  --op create

Create vulnerabilities from SARIF:

python -m conviso.app bulk vulns \
  --company-id 443 \
  --file vulns.sarif \
  --op create \
  --sarif

Show the bulk vulnerabilities template:

python -m conviso.app bulk vulns --show-template

Repository samples:

  • samples/vulns_sample.csv
  • vulns.sarif

Access Control​

Update the access profile of a user:

python -m conviso.app accesscontrol user-profile \
  --company-id 443 \
  --user-id 123 \
  --profile-id 7

Update the teams associated with a user:

python -m conviso.app accesscontrol user-teams \
  --company-id 443 \
  --user-id 123 \
  --team-ids 10,11

Remove all teams from a user:

python -m conviso.app accesscontrol user-teams \
  --company-id 443 \
  --user-id 123 \
  --clear

Bulk update user access from CSV:

python -m conviso.app accesscontrol bulk-users --file users.csv

The access control bulk template uses the following columns:

  • company_id
  • user_id
  • profile_id
  • team_ids
  • clear_teams

Operational Notes​

According to the repository README:

  • API and GraphQL errors exit with code 1
  • --quiet suppresses informational logs
  • --verbose shows more request and pagination details
  • the CLI checks for updates at startup

You can disable the update check with:

export CONVISO_CLI_SKIP_UPDATE_CHECK=1

You can also override the remote version when needed:

export CONVISO_CLI_REMOTE_VERSION="0.0.0"

Help and Discovery​

Use built-in help at any level:

python -m conviso.app --help
python -m conviso.app projects --help
python -m conviso.app accesscontrol --help
python -m conviso.app tasks approvals --help
python -m conviso.app vulns list --help

Reference​

This documentation was updated based on the current README.md in the official repository:

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Resources

By exploring our content, you'll find resources that will enhance your understanding of the importance of a Security Application Program.

Conviso Blog: Explore our blog, which offers a collection of articles and posts covering a wide range of AppSec topics. The content on the blog is primarily in English.

Conviso's YouTube Channel: Access a wealth of informative videos covering various topics related to AppSec. Please note that the content is primarily in Portuguese.