By axiomhq
Query and analyze Axiom observability data using APL, including log exploration, anomaly detection, trace debugging, and dataset schema discovery.
APL query language reference for Axiom. Provides operators, functions, patterns, and CLI usage. Auto-invoked by specialized Axiom skills when writing or debugging APL queries.
Detect anomalies in Axiom datasets using statistical analysis. Use when looking for unusual patterns, volume spikes, outliers, or new error types in observability data.
Explore an Axiom dataset to understand its schema, fields, volume, and patterns. Use when discovering a new dataset, investigating data structure, or understanding what data is available.
Analyze OpenTelemetry distributed traces from Axiom. Use when investigating a trace ID, finding traces by criteria (errors, latency, service), or debugging distributed system issues.
Executes bash commands
Hook triggers when Bash tool is used
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Axiom unlocks observability at any scale.
For more information check out the official documentation and our community Discord.
There are multiple ways you can install the CLI:
brew install --cask axiomhq/tap/axiomgo install github.com/axiomhq/cli/cmd/axiom@latestdocker run axiomhq/cliRun axiom help to get familiar with the supported commands:
The power of Axiom on the command-line.
USAGE
axiom <command> <subcommand> [flags]
CORE COMMANDS
ingest: Ingest structured data
query: Query data using APL
stream: Livestream data
MANAGEMENT COMMANDS
annotation: Manage annotations
auth: Manage authentication state
config: Manage configuration
dataset: Manage datasets
ADDITIONAL COMMANDS
completion: Generate shell completion scripts
help: Help about any command
version: Print version
web: Open Axiom in the browser
FLAGS
-O, --auth-org-id string Organization ID to use
-T, --auth-token string Token to use
-C, --config string Path to configuration file to use
-D, --deployment string Deployment to use
-h, --help Show help for command
--no-spinner Disable the activity indicator
-v, --version Show axiom version
EXAMPLES
$ axiom auth login
$ axiom version
$ cat http-logs.json | axiom ingest http-logs
AUTHENTICATION
See 'axiom help credentials' for help and guidance on authentication.
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
See 'axiom help environment' for the list of supported environment variables.
LEARN MORE
Use 'axiom <command> <subcommand> --help' for more information about a command.
Read the manual at https://axiom.co/docs/reference/cli
The default configuration file is .axiom.toml located in the home directory.
Configuration values can also be set using flags or the environment. Flags get
precedence over environment variables which get precedence over the
configuration file values.
This repository includes a Claude Code plugin for APL query assistance. The plugin provides skills for dataset exploration, trace analysis, and anomaly detection.
# Add the Axiom CLI marketplace
claude plugin marketplace add axiomhq/cli
# Install the plugin
claude plugin install axiom-cli@axiomhq-cli
/explore-dataset <name> - Discover schema, fields, and query patterns/find-traces <trace-id> - Analyze OpenTelemetry distributed traces/detect-anomalies <dataset> - Statistical anomaly detectionDistributed under the MIT License.
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