Heads up, Mautic users who dig a bit deeper than the usual point-and-click — there’s a fresh tool on the block called mautic-cli, just released by Bloomidea. It’s an open-source command-line interface that puts you in the driver’s seat of Mautic right from your terminal or even via AI coding agents like Claude Code or Codex. If you’re comfortable with command lines or curious about automating your automation, this might be your new best friend.
What does it actually do? Well, it taps into 17 different resource groups in Mautic, everything from contacts and segments to emails, campaigns, forms, and companies. There are 65 commands covering your usual suspects like list, get, create, edit, delete, and send. Output formats are flexible—JSON, tables, CSV, you name it. Auth modes? Both Basic Auth and OAuth2 supported, plus you can handle multiple profiles. And it works with Mautic versions 4 through 7, so no worries about compatibility on recent setups.
The quick start is as easy as running a few commands: install the tool, set up authentication, and start listing contacts or whatever you want. For the coders out there, this opens neat possibilities to link Mautic with AI workflows or scripts automating repetitive tasks.
Looking at the community chatter, people are excited but also curious about stability and real-world use cases. No red flags yet, and since it’s fresh, it’s very much a growing project where feedback and contributions are welcome. If you spend a good chunk of time managing Mautic data or want to integrate Mautic deeper into your automated workflows, this CLI could save you some clicks and streamline your work.
From my standpoint, the neat bit is how this bridges the gap between marketing automation and developer tools. It’s not going to replace the Mautic UI for most folks, but for power users and those comfortable with terminals or AI-assisted coding, this might just become part of the daily toolkit. Keep an eye on how it evolves — it’s a solid example of the Mautic ecosystem getting more versatile beyond the browser.
If you want to dive deeper or chime in with thoughts, check out the original community discussion here. Could be the start of a very cool way to work with Mautic.
