Site pages

Manage pages for a product from the terminal. Pass --scope <product-slug>/<org-slug> before the subcommand (tpc site page disables flag parsing). Every JSON response includes the resolved scope.

Site page commands require --scope before the subcommand: tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page list.

List pages for a product:

tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page list

Filter the list (search, status, path prefix, pagination, sort):

tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page list \
  --query pricing \
  --status published \
  --path-prefix blog/ \
  --page 2 --page-size 10 \
  --order-by createdAt --order-dir asc

Create a page from inline markdown:

tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page create \
  --slug blog/hello-world \
  --title "Hello" \
  --content "# Hello"

Create a page from a local markdown file:

tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page create \
  --slug docs/install \
  --title "Install" \
  --content-file ./install.md

Update page fields (only the flags you pass are changed):

tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page update page_123 --title "Updated title"
tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page update page_123 --content-file ./page.md --status published

Pass an empty string to clear an optional field:

tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page update page_123 --redirect-url ""
tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page update page_123 --content ""

Soft-delete one or more pages:

tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page delete page_123
tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page delete page_123 page_456

Every command also supports --format json for scripting:

tpc --scope my-product/pro-org site page list --format json

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