Command reference
Asana CLI / Getting started
Asana CLI docs
Install the CLI, log in with an Asana token and list your workspaces. You can make your first request without changing anything.
1. Install the release
See installation options for your platform . Then check the binary:
asana --version2. Log in
Create a Personal Access Token at app.asana.com/0/my-apps. Run this command and enter your token when asked:
asana login
For a script, set ASANA_TOKEN in its private environment.
It takes precedence over the saved login. Do not commit it to your
repository.
3. Find the project
asana workspace list
asana project list --workspace "Company"
asana task list --project "Launch Plan" --json
Use your own workspace and project names. If a name matches more than
one resource, use its GID with the corresponding
--workspace-gid or --project-gid flag.
4. Preview a change
asana task update 1234567890123456 \
--name "Review launch checklist" --dry-run
This previews the update. It can make read requests to resolve names and
validate inputs. Run it again without --dry-run when you
want to apply the update.
Command reference
These pages come from the CLI’s generated command docs. The command help remains the source of truth for the version installed on your machine.