Command lineCommands

Settings and people of the organization

The name, color, switch threshold of the Claude accounts, costs and people of the organization. The panel does the same on the Settings, Costs and People tabs of the organization.

Who can do it

Any member of the organization can list its people. Only an organization admin changes the settings, reads the costs, and adds and changes people.

Step 1: Change the settings of the organization

--switch-threshold sets the usage of a window of a Claude subscription at which a project moves to the next account of its queue, from 1 to 100 percent. The command also changes --name, --slug, --color and the logo (--logo <file> or --no-logo).

$ kcloud orgs set --switch-threshold 80

Output

Changed Acme (acme).

A logo is a PNG, JPEG or WebP image of at most 512 KB and 2048 pixels on a side. After a change of the slug, scripts that name the old slug in --org or KIKIMORA_CLOUD_ORG need the new one.

Step 2: Check the costs

The command shows what the organization spent day by day and project by project, over the last seven days by default. Name another period with --from and --to written as YYYY-MM-DD.

$ kcloud orgs costs

Output

The organization spent nothing between 2026-03-14 and 2026-03-14.

0.00 over 0 runs and 152 sessions.

Step 3: List the people

The command shows each person of the organization with their role, the state of their account and their last sign-in.

$ kcloud orgs members list

Output

EMAIL                       ROLE    STATUS  LAST SIGN-IN              ID
anna.nowak@example.com      admin   active  2026-03-14T09:30:00.000Z  0195a3c4-7e21-7b6d-9f40-3c81a4d2e600
piotr.kowalski@example.com  member  active  2026-03-14T09:30:00.000Z  0195a3c4-7e21-7b6d-9f40-3c81a4d2e601

Step 4: Add a person

The role is member or admin, and --locale (pl or en) sets the language of the panel for the person. The platform makes a temporary password and kcloud prints it once on stdout; hand it to the person, who sets their own at the first sign-in. Pass a first password of your own from a file with --initial-password-file, or on stdin with --initial-password-stdin, never in an option.

$ kcloud orgs members add --email ewa.zielinska@example.com --role member --locale pl

Output

Tq4mZ8vR2nKsW7xP
Added ewa.zielinska@example.com to acme as a member. The temporary password is shown only here.

Step 5: Change a role

The role admin makes a person an admin of the organization, and member takes it back. Name the person by e-mail or id.

$ kcloud orgs members set-role piotr.kowalski@example.com --role admin

Output

piotr.kowalski@example.com is an admin of acme now.

Step 6: Disable an account

A disabled person cannot sign in, and their sessions in the panel end. The account and its history stay.

$ kcloud orgs members disable piotr.kowalski@example.com --yes

Output

Disabled piotr.kowalski@example.com.

Step 7: Enable an account

The command lets a disabled person sign in again.

$ kcloud orgs members enable piotr.kowalski@example.com

Output

Enabled piotr.kowalski@example.com.

Step 8: Reset a password

The command gives the person a new temporary password and prints it once. At the next sign-in the person sets their own.

$ kcloud orgs members reset-password piotr.kowalski@example.com --yes

Output

Tq4mZ8vR2nKsW7xP
The temporary password of piotr.kowalski@example.com is shown only here.

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