Glass CLI

Glass CLI is an independent, community-developed tool that is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected with ServiceNow, Inc. It is provided “as is” without warranty. Use at your own risk. This powerful command-line interface appears as a floating glass sphere on ServiceNow pages; press Ctrl+Shift+G or click the sphere to expand it into a sleek CLI for fast platform navigation and development tasks. FEATURES • Beautiful glass sphere UI with smooth animations • 30+ built-in commands for platform development • Smart autocomplete for commands and table names • Command history navigation (Up/Down arrows) • Uses your existing browser session - no login required • Customizable keyboard shortcut • Results displayed in beautiful styled pages COMMANDS Navigation - list, do, filter: Navigate to table lists, forms, and filtered views - home, login, logout: Quick navigation shortcuts - record: Open any record by sys_id User Management - impersonate: Impersonate any user by username - me: View current user information - mirror: Copy roles and groups from one user to another Development Tools - acl: Check ACL permissions for users on tables, records, and fields - background: Execute background scripts - code: Search and navigate to script records - explode: Show technical field names on forms and lists - postman: Export API definitions for Postman Administration - cache: Clear platform caches - config: Open system configuration pages - retrievesets: Retrieve update sets from remote instances - stats: View platform statistics Search - keyword: Search records using keywords across tables - random: Open a random record from any table PRIVACY Glass CLI stores only your preferences locally on your device. No data is collected, transmitted, or shared. See our privacy policy for details. DISCLAIMER This is an independent, community-developed tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected with ServiceNow, Inc. Provided "as is" without warranty. Use at your own risk. OPEN SOURCE This extension is open source. View the code and contribute on GitHub.