prb third-party command reference

Manage third parties. This page documents 8 commands under prb third-party.

Flags and examples below come from the command definitions. A Required flag is explicitly marked required by Cobra; an unmarked flag can still be needed by runtime validation or a non-interactive workflow. Empty strings and empty lists are registered defaults, not sample values.

Every command also inherits the global flags. Run prb <command> --help to check your installed version. Replace placeholder IDs and names in source examples before running them. Return to the complete CLI command reference to browse another command.

Commands

Command	Description	Usage	Source
prb third-party	Manage third parties.	prb third-party <command>	View implementation
prb third-party create	Create a new third party.	prb third-party create	View implementation
prb third-party delete	Delete a third party.	prb third-party delete <id>	View implementation
prb third-party list	List third parties in an organization.	prb third-party list	View implementation
prb third-party publish	Publish the third party register as a document version.	prb third-party publish	View implementation
prb third-party update	Update a third party.	prb third-party update <id>	View implementation
prb third-party vet	Start AI vetting of a third party from its website.	prb third-party vet <id>	View implementation
prb third-party view	View a third party.	prb third-party view <id>	View implementation

prb third-party

Manage third parties.

Usage

prb third-party <command>

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prb third-party create

Create a new third party.

Usage

prb third-party create

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Required	Description
--address	string	""	—	Headquarter address
--administrator-id	string array	[]	—	Administrator profile ID (can be repeated)
--category	string	""	—	Third party category (required)
--description	string	""	—	Third party description
--legal-name	string	""	—	Legal name
--name	string	""	—	Third party name (required)
--org	string	""	—	Organization ID
--website	string	""	—	Website URL

Examples

# Create a third party interactively
prb third-party create

# Create a third party non-interactively
prb third-party create --name "Acme Corp" --category CLOUD_PROVIDER

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prb third-party delete

Delete a third party.

Usage

prb third-party delete <id>

Requires 1 positional argument.

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Required	Description
--yes, -y	boolean	false	—	Skip confirmation prompt

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prb third-party list

List third parties in an organization.

Usage

prb third-party list

Accepts no positional arguments.

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Required	Description
--after	string	""	—	Cursor from the previous page (the Next cursor line)
--json	boolean	false	—	Output JSON (same as —output json)
--level	integer	0	—	Filter by third party level (1 = direct, 2+ = indirect)
--limit, -L	integer	30	—	Maximum number of third parties to list
--order-by	string	""	—	Order by field (NAME, CREATED_AT, UPDATED_AT)
--order-direction	string	"DESC"	—	Sort direction (ASC, DESC)
--org	string	""	—	Organization ID
--output, -o	string	""	—	Output format: json, table (default)

Examples

# List third parties in the default organization
prb third-party list

# List third parties sorted by name
prb third-party ls --order-by NAME --output json

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prb third-party publish

Publish the third party register as a document version.

Usage

prb third-party publish

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Required	Description
--approver	string array	[]	—	Approver profile ID (can be repeated; ignored with —minor)
--minor	boolean	false	—	Publish as a minor version (no approval flow)
--org	string	""	—	Organization ID

Examples

# Publish the third party register
prb third-party publish --org ORG_ID

# Publish with approvers
prb third-party publish --org ORG_ID --approver PROFILE_ID1 --approver PROFILE_ID2

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prb third-party update

Update a third party.

Usage

prb third-party update <id>

Requires 1 positional argument.

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Required	Description
--address	string	""	—	Headquarter address
--administrator-id	string array	[]	—	Administrator profile ID (can be repeated; empty clears)
--category	string	""	—	Third party category
--description	string	""	—	Third party description
--legal-name	string	""	—	Legal name
--name	string	""	—	Third party name
--website	string	""	—	Website URL

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prb third-party vet

Start AI vetting of a third party from its website.

Usage

prb third-party vet <id>

Requires 1 positional argument.

Additional help

Queue a vetting job that crawls a third party's website using AI agents to extract security, compliance, and business information.

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Required	Description
--json	boolean	false	—	Output JSON (same as —output json)
--output, -o	string	""	—	Output format: json, table (default)
--procedure-file	string	""	—	Path to a custom vetting procedure file
--url	string	""	Required	Third party website URL to vet (required)

Examples

# Vet a third party by website URL
prb third-party vet <id> --url https://example.com

# Vet with a custom procedure file
prb third-party vet <id> --url https://example.com --procedure-file ./my-procedure.txt

# Output as JSON
prb third-party vet <id> --url https://example.com -o json

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prb third-party view

View a third party.

Usage

prb third-party view <id>

Requires 1 positional argument.

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Required	Description
--json	boolean	false	—	Output JSON (same as —output json)
--output, -o	string	""	—	Output format: json, table (default)

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