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Release history for the PandaProbe CLI (pandaprobe). Current version: v0.2.0
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v0.2.0
Feature
2026-06-26

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Evaluation monitors

Manage scheduled evaluation monitors entirely from the CLI with the new evals monitors command group. See the CLI docs for details.
  • Monitor lifecycle: evals monitors create, list, get, update, delete, pause, resume, runs, and trigger — wrapping the evaluation-monitor API so monitors are managed with the same auth, config, and output as every other command.
  • Scheduling: predefined cadences (every_6h, daily, weekly) or a custom cron:<5-field expression>, with --sampling-rate, --model, and --only-if-changed controls.
  • Targeting: create derives TRACE / SESSION scope from --target, reuses the same per-target filter flags as evals runs create, and accepts --signal-weights for session monitors.
  • Filtering & output: list filters by --status ACTIVE|PAUSED with --limit / --offset; JSON by default with --format table support for monitor and run listings.
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v0.1.0
Initial release
2026-06-03

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Public release of the PandaProbe CLI

A single-binary, agent-first command-line tool for working with the PandaProbe API from your terminal. See the CLI docs to get started.
  • Traces & sessions: traces list / get / spans and sessions list / get, with rich server-side filtering (status, user, tags, date range, sort) and --limit / --offset pagination.
  • Evaluations: evals metrics, evals runs (create, batch, list, get, scores), and evals scores (list, get, submit), targeting traces or sessions via --target trace|session.
  • Authentication: pandaprobe auth login performs a browser-based OAuth 2.0 Authorization-Code + PKCE flow against PandaProbe Cloud, mints a 90-day API key, and stores it in ~/.pandaprobe/config.yaml — the raw key never travels through the browser. Plus auth status / auth logout, and a manual API-key path (config set) for self-hosted deployments.
  • Agent-first output: JSON by default (data to stdout, errors as JSON to stderr), meaningful exit codes (0/1/2/3/4/5), and an opt-in --format table for humans.
  • Configuration: precedence of flags → PANDAPROBE_* environment variables → ~/.pandaprobe/config.yaml → defaults; inspect with config show.
  • Install: one-line curl (macOS/Linux) and irm (Windows) installers via cli.pandaprobe.com, go install, and prebuilt binaries for Linux, macOS, and Windows (amd64/arm64) on each GitHub release.
  • Shell completion for bash, zsh, fish, and PowerShell.