Output and safety

• --json returns the complete server representation, including translations, custom fields, and previously unknown fields.
• For localized content, human and --plain output project the selected --locale and fall back to top-level values when a translation is absent.
• --plain returns stable TSV intended for shell pipelines.
• Human output uses tables and detail views.
• --readonly rejects every mutating HTTP request.
• --no-input disables interactive prompts.
• --force is required for destructive actions and overwriting downloads.
• Many write commands accept --dry-run to preview without writing, including the page editing verbs, pages update, roles update, themes push, themes sync, sites copy, and release. Use schema plan before schema apply.
• Protected environments (nimbu env add --protected) require confirmation for schema apply and release. With --no-input, pass --yes; --force does not bypass it.

Binary commands require --output=<file> or --output=-. Files are written atomically and are not overwritten without --force. Standard output contains the exact bytes and no additional newline.