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View the active account, list every account you can access, and switch between them. The active account scopes account-level commands such as onboarding and contacts-import.
account is a platform-mode command (platform mode is the default). Run landbase-cli auth login first — account list and account set call the platform to read your memberships. See platform mode vs. legacy mode.

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account

Print the currently active account as JSON. This reads the stored config only — no network call — so it is safe to run even with an expired session. Usage 
landbase-cli account
Prints { accountId, source }, where source is "config" when an account is set or "none" when it isn’t. See output schemas.

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account list

List every account the current user can access, marking which one is active. Usage 
landbase-cli account list
Prints { accounts: [{ id, name, role, current }] }. current reflects the account the CLI would use right now. See output schemas.

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account set

Set the active account and persist it to ~/.landbase/platform.json. Run it with no arguments — the CLI lists the accounts you can access and prompts you to pick one. Your choice is saved, so you only do this once per machine. Usage 
landbase-cli account set

Multiple accounts available — pick one:
  [1] Acme Corp (39)
  [2] Beta LLC (449)
  [3] Globex Inc (722)
  [4] Initech (962)
Enter 1-4:
To target a different account for a single command without changing the saved one, use the --account=<id> flag instead (see below).
Flags
FlagDefaultDescription
--account=<id>—Override the active account for a single command, without persisting it
--verbose—Print request/response details to stderr
Examples 
# Print the active account (no network call)
landbase-cli account

# List accessible accounts
landbase-cli account list

# Switch account via the interactive picker
landbase-cli account set

# Use a different account for one command only (no persistence)
landbase-cli onboarding get --account=4821