generated: '2026-07-21'
method: searched
source: https://pypi.org/project/tank-utility/
official: false
description: >-
  There is no first-party Tank Utility CLI. A community CLI ships with the
  third-party `tank-utility` Python package (Kris Molendyke, MIT) — the same
  library the Home Assistant integration uses. It prints device data as JSON.
install:
  - method: pip
    command: pip install tank-utility
invocation: python -m tank_utility
flags:
  - name: --username
    description: Account email (or env TANK_UTILITY_USERNAME).
  - name: --password
    description: Account password (or env TANK_UTILITY_PASSWORD).
  - name: --pretty
    description: Pretty-print the returned device data.
  - name: --verbose
    description: Print debugging information.
  - name: --version
    description: Print the client version.
flows:
  - name: Dump all device data
    command: python -m tank_utility --username you@example.com --password '***' --pretty
    description: >-
      Authenticates, lists devices, and prints each device's latest reading as
      JSON keyed by device ID.
notes: >-
  Community tooling, not vendor-published. Catalogued here because it is the de
  facto CLI surface for the Tank Utility API; the binary is catalogued in
  packages/.