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bullpen experimental enable

Last updated: August 26, 2026

Enable an experimental feature

Usage

bullpen experimental enable [OPTIONS] <FEATURE>

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Enable an experimental feature

Usage: bullpen experimental enable [OPTIONS] <FEATURE>

Arguments:
  <FEATURE>
          Feature name (e.g. device_login)

Options:
      --output <OUTPUT>
          Output format for command results

          [possible values: table, json]

      --env <ENV>
          Target environment to connect to (overrides config.toml)

          [env: BULLPEN_ENV=]
          [possible values: staging, production]

      --config <CONFIG>
          Path to a custom config.toml file (overrides $BULLPEN_CONFIG and the default location).

          Explicit --config and BULLPEN_CONFIG paths fail closed: if the file is missing, the CLI exits validation instead of silently loading defaults. Credentials still resolve via BULLPEN_HOME, so set BULLPEN_HOME too when isolating a session.

      --read-only
          Enable read-only mode: blocks all mutating commands

      --non-interactive
          Suppress interactive prompts; does NOT imply --yes for money-moving commands

          [env: BULLPEN_NON_INTERACTIVE=]

  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')

EXAMPLES:
  # Enable prediction analytics
  bullpen experimental enable prediction_analytics

  # Enable prediction analytics and emit JSON
  bullpen experimental enable prediction_analytics --output json

Example Commands

State change: One or more examples below change account or trading state. Run only the command that matches your intended action.

bullpen experimental enable prediction_analytics
bullpen experimental enable prediction_analytics --output json

JSON Output

Contract: JSON Output Contract.

Successful output is a single JSON document. The shape below is representative for this command family; commands may add fields without breaking the shared contract.

Schema version: 1 when a command emits schema_version; otherwise treat the current command shape as contract version 1.

Top-level Keys

key type nullable notes
status string no enabled or disabled after the config update succeeds
feature string no Feature name supplied on the command line
message string no Human-readable result returned by the config layer

Example

Example output: This non-runnable command-and-response pair documents the JSON shape. Use the preview/live workflow in Example Commands when you intend to submit.

bullpen experimental enable prediction_analytics --output json
{
  "status": "enabled",
  "feature": "prediction_analytics",
  "message": "Enabled experimental feature: prediction_analytics"
}

Stability

Patch releases may add nullable or optional fields. Minor releases may add required fields or increment schema_version. Major releases may remove or rename fields.