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get, list, log, and diff commands let you query everything Kosli knows about your artifacts and environments directly from your terminal. By the end of this tutorial, you will have searched for an artifact by commit SHA, inspected its full history, browsed environment snapshots, and compared two snapshots to see what changed. We will query cyber-dojo, an open-source project whose Kosli data is public.

Prerequisites

Setup

Search by commit SHA

If you have a git commit SHA, kosli search will find any artifact built from it:

List flows and artifacts

The search result tells us this artifact belongs to the web flow. If you don’t know which flows exist in your org, you can list them all:
Once you know the flow name, you can list the artifacts reported to it:
By default, the last 15 artifacts are shown. Use to change how many are shown, to paginate, and to change the format.

Get an artifact

The artifact list gives you commit SHAs and fingerprints. Use either to fetch the full history of a specific artifact — the syntax is :

Browse environment snapshots

The artifact history shows it was deployed to aws-beta and aws-prod. To explore those environments, start by listing what Kosli knows about them:
To browse the history of changes in an environment:
To see what was running in a specific snapshot:
You can also reference snapshots relatively — aws-beta~1 means one behind the current snapshot, aws-beta~19 means 19 behind.

Compare snapshots

Now that you can see individual snapshots, you can also diff two of them to find out exactly what changed between any two points in time:
You can also diff two different environments to see what’s running in one but not the other:

What you’ve accomplished

You have searched for an artifact by commit SHA, inspected a flow’s artifact list, fetched an artifact’s full history, browsed environment snapshots, and diffed two snapshots to see exactly what changed. From here you can:
Last modified on June 5, 2026