Welcome to cone – a robust command-line tool from ConductorOne! Written in Go, cone is designed to streamline the use-case-specific tasks for developers, security teams, and other end users. cone is open source, under the Aapche 2.0 license.
Cone releases are available from the official distribution center. Each version provides signed macOS, Linux, and Windows artifacts with checksums, provenance, and SBOM attestations.
Install with Homebrew:
$ brew install conductorone/cone/coneRun Cone in a container with a pinned Public ECR version:
$ docker pull public.ecr.aws/conductorone/cone:<version>To authenticate to Cone, run cone login <tenant-name or tenant-url>, passing in the name (such as example.conductor.one) or URL (such as https://example.conductor.one) of your ConductorOne instance and follow the prompts.
Run cone help to see the full list of available Cone commands.
Check out the ConductorOne documentation for much more on Cone, including:
- Full installation and authentication guide
- Introduction to Cone and tutorial video
- Command reference
We value your contributions and ideas, no matter how small. We aim to make cone a fantastic tool for everyone. If you encounter any issues, require support, or have suggestions, please open a Github Issue!
Check out our CONTRIBUTING.md for more information.
cone is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.
For further information or assistance, feel free to contact us at support@conductorone.com.
At ConductorOne, we prioritize security and take potential issues seriously. If you discover a security issue, please alert us as quickly as possible!
To protect our users, DO NOT create a public issue or pull request. Instead, send your report privately to the ConductorOne Security Team at security@conductorone.com.
We greatly appreciate security reports, and we will publicly acknowledge your contribution once the issue has been resolved and poses no risk to users. Thank you for helping us ensure the security and integrity of cone!