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prism info

Print the IRIS server version, Atelier API level, installed namespaces, and feature flags. A handy first command to confirm your connection settings work.

Usage

prism info

Takes no arguments or options.

Example

prism info

Output (JSON pretty-printed):

{
  "status": {
    "errors": [],
    "summary": ""
  },
  "console": [],
  "result": {
    "content": {
      "version": "IRIS for Windows (x86-64) 2025.3 (Build 226U) Thu Nov 13 2025 12:35:14 EST",
      "id": "474E12AF-D8F4-4C59-9AFB-B3D316397836",
      "api": 8,
      "features": [
        {"name": "DEEPSEE", "enabled": true},
        {"name": "ENSEMBLE", "enabled": true},
        {"name": "HEALTHSHARE", "enabled": false}
      ],
      "namespaces": ["%SYS", "USER"]
    }
  }
}

Output fields

Field Type Description
result.content.version string Full IRIS version including platform and build.
result.content.api int Atelier REST API version (Prism is built against 8).
result.content.namespaces list[string] Namespaces reachable via the Atelier API.
result.content.features list[object] Enabled IRIS feature flags (DEEPSEE, ENSEMBLE, HEALTHSHARE).
status.errors list Empty on success.

Tips

  • Connectivity check. A successful response means URL, credentials, and network path are all fine. If it fails, the error message usually points at which one broke.
  • Namespace discovery. Use namespaces to see valid values for the --namespace flag on other commands. The default namespace you set in prism config must appear in this list.

  • Pipe into jq on Linux:

    prism info | jq '.result.content.namespaces'