voluum-command-composer
Scannednpx machina-cli add skill markab21/voluum-cli/voluum-command-composer --openclawvoluum-cli is community-supported software released under the MIT License. It is not an official Voluum product and is not endorsed or supported by Voluum. It uses publicly documented Voluum APIs.
What this skill does
- Translates user intent into concrete
voluumcommands. - Composes CRUD operations for campaigns, offers, landers, flows, traffic sources, affiliate networks, and tracker domains.
- Builds reporting queries (
summary,breakdown,query,schema,raw) with correct flags. - Provides troubleshooting for auth and API request errors.
Rules
- Never ask users to paste raw secrets into chat.
- Never output full tokens; mask values in examples.
- Prefer environment variables and stored config over inline secrets.
- Validate required fields before giving final commands.
Auth
# Access key login (preferred — longer-lived than email/password sessions)
# --accessId and --accessKeyId are aliases; both are accepted
voluum auth login --accessId '<ACCESS_ID>' --accessKey '<ACCESS_KEY>'
# Email/password login
voluum auth login --email you@example.com --password '<PASSWORD>'
# Check current token
voluum auth whoami
Set env vars in ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc to avoid re-logging in:
export VOLUUM_BASE_URL=https://api.voluum.com
export VOLUUM_TOKEN=<your-token>
Data Input for Create and Update
All create and update commands accept JSON via one of:
--data '<json>'— inline JSON string--file <path>— path to a JSON file (preferred for complex payloads)
These flags are mutually exclusive; exactly one is required.
# Inline JSON
voluum offers create --data '{"name":"My Offer","url":"https://example.com/offer"}'
# From file
voluum offers create --file ./offer.json
# Update always requires --id
voluum offers update --id '<ID>' --file ./updated-offer.json
Campaigns
voluum campaigns list
voluum campaigns get --id '<CAMPAIGN_ID>'
voluum campaigns create --data '{"name":"My Campaign"}'
voluum campaigns create --file ./campaign.json
voluum campaigns update --id '<CAMPAIGN_ID>' --data '{"name":"Updated Name"}'
voluum campaigns update --id '<CAMPAIGN_ID>' --file ./campaign.json
voluum campaigns delete --id '<CAMPAIGN_ID>'
Offers
voluum offers list
voluum offers get --id '<OFFER_ID>'
voluum offers create --data '{"name":"My Offer","url":"https://example.com"}'
voluum offers create --file ./offer.json
voluum offers update --id '<OFFER_ID>' --data '{"name":"Updated Offer"}'
voluum offers update --id '<OFFER_ID>' --file ./offer.json
voluum offers delete --id '<OFFER_ID>'
Landers
voluum landers list
voluum landers get --id '<LANDER_ID>'
voluum landers create --data '{"name":"My Lander","url":"https://example.com/lp"}'
voluum landers create --file ./lander.json
voluum landers update --id '<LANDER_ID>' --data '{"name":"Updated Lander"}'
voluum landers update --id '<LANDER_ID>' --file ./lander.json
voluum landers delete --id '<LANDER_ID>'
Flows
voluum flows list
voluum flows get --id '<FLOW_ID>'
voluum flows create --data '{"name":"My Flow"}'
voluum flows create --file ./flow.json
voluum flows update --id '<FLOW_ID>' --data '{"name":"Updated Flow"}'
voluum flows update --id '<FLOW_ID>' --file ./flow.json
voluum flows delete --id '<FLOW_ID>'
Traffic Sources
voluum traffic-sources list
voluum traffic-sources get --id '<TRAFFIC_SOURCE_ID>'
voluum traffic-sources create --data '{"name":"My Traffic Source"}'
voluum traffic-sources create --file ./traffic-source.json
voluum traffic-sources update --id '<TRAFFIC_SOURCE_ID>' --data '{"name":"Updated Source"}'
voluum traffic-sources update --id '<TRAFFIC_SOURCE_ID>' --file ./traffic-source.json
voluum traffic-sources delete --id '<TRAFFIC_SOURCE_ID>'
Affiliate Networks
voluum affiliate-networks list
voluum affiliate-networks get --id '<NETWORK_ID>'
voluum affiliate-networks create --data '{"name":"My Network"}'
voluum affiliate-networks create --file ./network.json
voluum affiliate-networks update --id '<NETWORK_ID>' --data '{"name":"Updated Network"}'
voluum affiliate-networks update --id '<NETWORK_ID>' --file ./network.json
voluum affiliate-networks delete --id '<NETWORK_ID>'
Tracker Domains
voluum tracker-domains list
voluum tracker-domains get --id '<TRACKER_DOMAIN_ID>'
voluum tracker-domains create --data '{"domain":"track.example.com"}'
voluum tracker-domains create --file ./domain.json
voluum tracker-domains update --id '<TRACKER_DOMAIN_ID>' --data '{"domain":"new.example.com"}'
voluum tracker-domains update --id '<TRACKER_DOMAIN_ID>' --file ./domain.json
voluum tracker-domains delete --id '<TRACKER_DOMAIN_ID>'
Reports — Key Patterns
Sorting (IMPORTANT)
The Voluum API uses two separate params for sorting. The combined sort=field:direction
syntax does NOT work and returns a 400 error.
Correct:
sort=revenue direction=desc
sort=visits direction=asc
sort=conversions direction=desc
Wrong (will 400):
sort=revenue:desc ← invalid
--query vs --query-json
--queryparses comma-separatedkey=valuepairs: good for simple params--query-jsonaccepts a JSON object: required when a value contains commas (e.g.columns=a,b,c)- They merge;
--query-jsonwins on duplicate keys
Example combining both:
voluum reports query \
--query "from=2026-02-01T00:00:00.000Z,to=2026-02-18T00:00:00.000Z,groupBy=campaignId,limit=20" \
--query-json '{"sort":"revenue","direction":"desc","columns":"campaignId,campaignName,revenue,conversions,cr,epc"}'
Output size
- Large requests (200+ rows, wide columns list) can produce 50KB+ responses.
- Use
--out <file>to capture full output: stdout is capped at ~24k chars. - Strip noise: output already omits
columnMappingsand internal metadata fields.
Report Commands
Summary (top-level totals + groupBy)
# 7-day campaign summary
voluum reports summary \
--from 2026-02-12T00:00:00.000Z \
--to 2026-02-19T00:00:00.000Z \
--groupBy campaign
Query (flexible — use for sorting, custom columns, pagination)
# Top 20 campaigns by revenue
voluum reports query \
--query-json '{
"from": "2026-02-12T00:00:00.000Z",
"to": "2026-02-19T00:00:00.000Z",
"groupBy": "campaignId",
"limit": 20,
"sort": "revenue",
"direction": "desc",
"columns": "campaignId,campaignName,revenue,conversions,cr,epc,ap"
}'
# Top 20 offers by revenue
voluum reports query \
--query-json '{
"from": "2026-02-12T00:00:00.000Z",
"to": "2026-02-19T00:00:00.000Z",
"groupBy": "offerId",
"limit": 20,
"sort": "revenue",
"direction": "desc",
"columns": "offerId,offerName,revenue,conversions,cr,epc,ap"
}'
# Save large results to file
voluum reports query \
--query-json '{"from":"...","to":"...","groupBy":"campaignId","limit":200,"sort":"revenue","direction":"desc"}' \
--out /tmp/campaigns.json
Breakdown (presets: offer | offer-by-campaign | flow | traffic-source | lander)
# Traffic source distribution
voluum reports breakdown --by traffic-source \
--from 2026-02-12T00:00:00.000Z \
--to 2026-02-19T00:00:00.000Z \
--limit 50
# Offer breakdown for a specific campaign
voluum reports breakdown --by offer-by-campaign \
--campaignId '<CAMPAIGN_ID>' \
--from 2026-02-12T00:00:00.000Z \
--to 2026-02-19T00:00:00.000Z
# Lander performance
voluum reports breakdown --by lander \
--from 2026-02-12T00:00:00.000Z \
--to 2026-02-19T00:00:00.000Z \
--limit 20
# Flow breakdown
voluum reports breakdown --by flow \
--from 2026-02-12T00:00:00.000Z \
--to 2026-02-19T00:00:00.000Z
Schema discovery
# List all groupable columns for a report
voluum reports schema \
--query "from=2026-02-01T00:00:00.000Z,to=2026-02-18T00:00:00.000Z,groupBy=campaignId" \
--groupable
# Find money columns with search
voluum reports schema \
--query "from=2026-02-01T00:00:00.000Z,to=2026-02-18T00:00:00.000Z,groupBy=campaignId" \
--type money --search revenue
# Full param catalog
voluum reports schema \
--query "from=2026-02-01T00:00:00.000Z,to=2026-02-18T00:00:00.000Z,groupBy=campaignId" \
--with-query-params
Raw conversions
voluum reports raw \
--from 2026-02-12T00:00:00.000Z \
--to 2026-02-19T00:00:00.000Z \
--limit 50
Useful groupBy values
| groupBy value | What it groups by |
|---|---|
campaignId | Individual campaigns |
offerId | Individual offers |
trafficSourceId | Traffic sources |
flowId | Flows |
landerId | Landers |
Note: country is not a valid groupBy for /report. Use /report/conversions or
check voluum reports schema --groupable for valid groupBy fields per endpoint.
Sortable fields (common)
revenue, visits, conversions, clicks, cr, epc, ap, profit, roi, cv
Always pair with direction=asc or direction=desc.
Passthrough API
voluum api get /campaign --query status=active,limit=50
voluum api get /traffic-source
Error handling
| Error | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
401 | Token expired or missing | voluum auth login or set VOLUUM_TOKEN |
400 INVALID_QUERY | Bad groupBy, invalid column, or wrong sort syntax | Check --groupable schema; use sort=field + direction=asc|desc separately |
400 PARAMETER_MISSING | Missing required param (e.g. groupBy for schema) | Add the missing param |
429 / 5xx | Rate limit or server error | Smaller date range, lower limit, or wait and retry |
Notes from production use
- Filters like
trafficSourceId=<id>in the query are accepted but may be silently ignored by some report endpoints — verify by checking iftotalRowschanges. - The
columns=...param is accepted but Voluum returns all fields anyway; it's cosmetic. - Default output is TOON (Token-Oriented Object Notation) — compact, 30-60% fewer tokens than JSON. Use
--jsonfor compact JSON or--prettyfor pretty-printed JSON. --jsonis required when piping tojqor other JSON tools.--out <file>always writes full output regardless of format.
Source
git clone https://github.com/markab21/voluum-cli/blob/main/plugins/voluum-cli-assistant/skills/voluum-command-composer/SKILL.mdView on GitHub Overview
Translates user intent into concrete voluum-cli commands for CRUD operations on campaigns, offers, landers, flows, traffic sources, affiliate networks, and tracker domains. It also builds reporting queries (summary, breakdown, query, schema, raw) with correct flags and provides auth/API troubleshooting to keep commands copy/paste ready and secure.
How This Skill Works
Analyzes user intent, selects the appropriate voluum-cli subcommands, and formats payloads via --data inline JSON or --file for complex payloads. It enforces safety rules like masking secrets, avoiding raw token output, and validating required fields (e.g., --id for updates) before presenting final commands.
When to Use It
- Creating new campaigns, offers, landers, flows, traffic sources, affiliate networks, or tracker domains from a design or JSON payload.
- Updating existing campaigns, offers, landers, flows, or other resources by ID.
- Building reporting queries (summary, breakdown, query, schema, raw) with the correct flags.
- Troubleshooting authentication or API errors, including token expiry or misconfigured base URL.
- Listing or fetching resources to inform next steps (e.g., campaigns list, offers list).
Quick Start
- Step 1: Install voluum-cli and authenticate (voluum auth login) or set VOLUUM_TOKEN and VOLUUM_BASE_URL.
- Step 2: Provide your intent using --data for simple payloads or --file for complex payloads; the tool will validate required fields.
- Step 3: Run the generated command in your terminal and adjust as needed; check auth status if you hit API errors.
Best Practices
- Validate required fields before running commands (e.g., --id for updates, --data or --file for payloads).
- Prefer --file for complex payloads; use inline --data for simple updates.
- Mask secrets and use environment vars (VOLUUM_TOKEN, VOLUUM_BASE_URL) instead of inline values.
- Test with non-destructive reads (list/get) before create/update/delete operations.
- Ensure voluum-cli is authenticated and the token is current before executing commands.
Example Use Cases
- voluum campaigns list
- voluum offers create --data '{\"name\":\"My Offer\",\"url\":\"https://example.com/offer\"}'
- voluum landers create --file ./lander.json
- voluum traffic-sources update --id '<TRAFFIC_SOURCE_ID>' --data '{\"name\":\"New TS\"}'
- voluum reports summary --data '{\"campaignId\":\"<CAMPAIGN_ID>\",\"dateRange\":\"last30days\"}'