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Use this page after you are already authenticated with: 
tm auth whoami

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API Keys

Create a user API key for automation: 
USER_ID="$(tm --output json auth whoami | python3 -c 'import json,sys; print(json.load(sys.stdin)["user"]["id"])')"
tm users api-keys create --user-id "$USER_ID" --name ci-key --yes
List existing keys: 
 tm --output json users api-keys list
Delete a key explicitly: 
tm users api-keys delete --api-key YOUR_KEY --yes

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Billing Reads

Check current balance: 
 tm --output json billing balance
Read transaction history with explicit pagination: 
 tm --output json billing transactions list --page-size 25 --page-token "$NEXT_PAGE_TOKEN"
Read spending summary: 
 tm --output json billing spending summary

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Support Tickets

Create a ticket: 
 tm --output json tickets create --subject "Need help" --message "Please investigate."
Append a follow-up: 
 tm --output json tickets message TICKET_ID --message "Following up"
List open tickets: 
 tm --output json tickets list --status TICKET_STATUS_OPEN --page 1 --size 20

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Logs And Metrics

Fetch recent deployment logs: 
tm logs DEPLOYMENT_ID --limit 100 --direction desc
Follow logs continuously: 
tm logs DEPLOYMENT_ID --follow --direction asc
Fetch deployment metrics: 
 tm --output json metrics deployment DEPLOYMENT_ID --step-seconds 60
Fetch user-level metrics: 
 tm --output json metrics user --step-seconds 60

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When To Prefer JSON

For anything that feeds another program, prefer --output json and pass pagination or filter values explicitly. Use table or text output only for interactive inspection.