GH(1)

NAME
gh - GitHub CLI

SYNOPSIS
gh <command> <subcommand> [flags]

DESCRIPTION
Work seamlessly with GitHub from the command line.

CORE COMMANDS

gh-auth(1)
    Authenticate gh and git with GitHub

gh-browse(1)
    Open repositories, issues, pull requests, and more in the browser

gh-codespace(1)
    Connect to and manage codespaces

gh-discussion(1)
    Work with GitHub Discussions (preview)

gh-gist(1)
    Manage gists

gh-issue(1)
    Manage issues

gh-org(1)
    Manage organizations

gh-pr(1)
    Manage pull requests

gh-project(1)
    Work with GitHub Projects.

gh-release(1)
    Manage releases

gh-repo(1)
    Manage repositories

gh-skill(1)
    Install and manage agent skills (preview)

GITHUB ACTIONS COMMANDS

gh-cache(1)
    Manage GitHub Actions caches

gh-run(1)
    View details about workflow runs

gh-workflow(1)
    View details about GitHub Actions workflows

ADDITIONAL COMMANDS

gh-agent-task(1)
    Work with agent tasks (preview)

gh-alias(1)
    Create command shortcuts

gh-api(1)
    Make an authenticated GitHub API request

gh-attestation(1)
    Work with artifact attestations

gh-completion(1)
    Generate shell completion scripts

gh-config(1)
    Manage configuration for gh

gh-copilot(1)
    Run the GitHub Copilot CLI (preview)

gh-extension(1)
    Manage gh extensions

gh-gpg-key(1)
    Manage GPG keys

gh-label(1)
    Manage labels

gh-licenses(1)
    View third-party license information

gh-preview(1)
    Execute previews for gh features

gh-ruleset(1)
    View info about repo rulesets

gh-search(1)
    Search for repositories, issues, and pull requests

gh-secret(1)
    Manage GitHub secrets

gh-ssh-key(1)
    Manage SSH keys

gh-status(1)
    Print information about relevant issues, pull requests, and notifications across repositories

gh-variable(1)
    Manage GitHub Actions variables

OPTIONS

--version
    Show gh version

EXIT CODES
0: Successful execution

1: Error

2: Command canceled

4: Authentication required

NOTE: Specific commands may have additional exit codes. Refer to the command's help for more information.

EXAMPLE
    $ gh issue create
    $ gh repo clone cli/cli
    $ gh pr checkout 321