CLI reference

saasie otp

Send a one-time password to an email address

Usage: saasie otp <email> [--for <what it is for>]

Send a one-time password to <email>. Complete the login with:

  saasie token <otp>

Options:
      --for <text>  What the code is for, in one short clause. It goes in
                    the email, so the person can tell which conversation
                    asked for it.

The email says to paste the code back where it was asked for, which is the
part people get wrong — there is no website to type it into. --for is what
makes it specific:

  saasie otp them@example.com --for "building the invoicing app you asked for"

  ...arrives as: "You asked for this while: building the invoicing app you
  asked for"

Keep it to a clause of theirs, not a sentence of yours. It is trimmed to 80
characters, flattened to one line, and any URL in it is removed.

The same text, on your machine: saasie otp --help