> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.moca.network/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Moca Chain CLI

> Use the Moca Chain CLI to manage Cosmos accounts, basic storage operations, and direct interaction with the Moca Chain network from your terminal.

Moca Chain CLI is a command line tool for you to manage your resources directly with the Cosmos and storage layer within Moca Chain.

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## CLI Guide

This command-line tool provides **basic storage features** such as:

* Creating buckets
* Uploading and downloading files
* Deleting resources

It also supports related operations for managing **groups, policies, banks, accounts**, and more.

### Command Organization

* Commands are organized into **categories** and implemented as subcommands for clarity.
* To see all command categories, use:
  ```
  moca-cmd -h
  ```

### Configuration File

* Use the `--home` option to set the path for the config file and keystore.
* By default, configuration is saved in the `.moca-cmd` directory under your system’s home directory.
* If you run a command that interacts with Moca Chain and:
  * There’s no `config/config.toml` file in the path
  * You didn’t use the `--config` flag\
    ...the tool will automatically generate a `config/config.toml` file with testnet settings.

### Example: Testnet Configuration

* The config file’s `rpcAddr` and `chainId` should match the Moca Chain network.

### Intelligent Storage Provider Selection

* The tool automatically picks the correct storage provider for each request.
* To upload to a specific provider, set the storage provider’s operator address.
* No need to change the config when working with different storage providers.

### Example Usage

To upload files to different buckets on different storage providers:

```
moca-cmd storage put test moca://bucket1/object1
moca-cmd storage put test moca://bucket2/object
```

Each command uploads to a different bucket/provider, without changing any configuration.

### Operations

<Warning>Detailed operation reference is currently in progress. Run `moca-cmd -h` to explore available commands.</Warning>