co repo — repositories | CollabOps Docs

co repo manages workspace repositories — clone / list / view / create / edit / delete.

co repo clone <target> [dir]

Clones a repository in the workspace. Defaults to SSH (uses your ~/.ssh keys, so no token plumbing); force with --https, and pass git clone options through after --.

co repo clone collabops-cli                # collabops-cli in current workspace
co repo clone collabops-one/collabops-cli  # explicit workspace
co repo clone collabops-cli ./checkout-dir # target directory
co repo clone collabops-cli --https        # CI-friendly (pair with PAT/JOB_TOKEN credential helper)
co repo clone collabops-cli -- --depth 1   # after "--" passes through to git clone

Flag	Description
--ssh	Force SSH (default)
--https	Force HTTPS. In CI, pair with a credential helper returning ${COLLABOPS_JOB_TOKEN}
--workspace <slug>	Workspace override when <target> is a bare <repo>

The URL format is name-based (<workspace>/<repo>.git) for both protocols. The SSH gateway rejects UUID-form repo_path — the rationale is documented in the code.

To clone a private repo over SSH, your SSH public key must be registered on your CollabOps profile. For HTTPS in CI, configure a credential helper that returns ${COLLABOPS_JOB_TOKEN}.

co repo list

Lists repositories in the current workspace. Filter by name with -q.

co repo list
co repo list -q cli            # filter by name
co repo list --web            # open the repos page in the browser
co repo list --json           # raw JSON array

co repo view [target]

Shows repository details. With no argument it uses the current git remote.

co repo view                              # current cwd's git remote
co repo view collabops-cli                # explicit (current workspace)
co repo view collabops-one/collabops-cli  # explicit workspace + repo
co repo view --web
co repo view --json

co repo create

Creates a new repository. --name is required. Use --initial-commit to seed an initial commit on the default branch.

co repo create -n my-service
co repo create -n my-service -d "billing service" --visibility private
co repo create -n my-service --default-branch main --initial-commit
co repo create -n my-service --json

Flag	Description
-n, --name <name>	Repository name (required)
-d, --description <text>	Repository description
--visibility <private	public>
--default-branch <name>	Default branch name
--initial-commit	Seed an initial commit on the default branch
--json	Emit the created repository as JSON

co repo edit <key>

Edits repository metadata (name / description / visibility / default branch). Only the flags you pass are sent.

co repo edit 15 -d "new description"
co repo edit 15 --visibility private
co repo edit 15 --default-branch develop
co repo edit 15 -n renamed-repo --json

co repo delete <key>

Permanently deletes a repository. Use -y to skip the confirmation prompt.

co repo delete 15             # confirmation prompt
co repo delete 15 -y          # skip confirmation