Verify commands

`sendmock verify force`

Force an outcome: approved, expired, canceled or max attempts.

sendmock verify force <verificationSid> <status>

Argument	Type	Description
<verificationSid>required	string	The verification's SID, from `GET /api/v1/verify`.Example: `VE00000000000000000000000000000001`
<status>required	string	The state to force: `approved`, `canceled`, `expired` or `max_attempts` (too many wrong checks).One of: `approved`, `canceled`, `expired`, `max_attempts`Example: `expired`

sendmock verify force VE00000000000000000000000000000001 expired

Output with --json: VerificationDetail. Exit codes: 0, 1, 2, 3.

API: POST/api/v1/verify/{verificationSid}/force
MCP tool: sendmock_verify_force
In the app: SMS > Verify > verification > Approve, Cancel, Expire, Max attempts

Verifications your app started, newest first.

sendmock verify list [flags]

Flag	Type	Description
--cursor <cursor>	string	The next_cursor of the previous page.Example: `01JB7T9Q2R5W8X3Y6Z1A4B7C9D`
--limit <limit>	integer	Items per page, 1 to 200 (default 50).Example: `50`
--status <status>	string	pending, approved or failed.Example: `pending`
--to <to>	string	Number or email.Example: `+8801700000000`
--channel <channel>	string	How the code was sent.One of: `sms`, `whatsapp`, `email`, `call`Example: `sms`
--project <project>	string	Only this project's verifications (its key); every project's when not set.Example: `shop`

sendmock verify list --cursor 01JB7T9Q2R5W8X3Y6Z1A4B7C9D --limit 50

Output with --json: PageOf_Verification. Exit codes: 0, 1, 2.

Add a Verify service.

sendmock verify services create [flags]

Flag	Type	Description
--friendly-name <friendly-name>required	string	The name shown in the code message, e.g. "Your Shop verification code is ...".Example: `Shop`
--code-length <code-length>required	number	Digits in each code, 4 to 10.Example: `6`
--fixed-code <fixed-code>	string	Always send this code instead of a random one, for deterministic tests; null for random.Example: `123456`
--ttl-seconds <ttl-seconds>required	number	How long a code stays valid, in seconds.Example: `600`

sendmock verify services create --friendly-name Shop --code-length 6 --ttl-seconds 600 --fixed-code 123456

Output with --json: VerifyService. Exit codes: 0, 1, 2.

Delete a Verify service.

sendmock verify services delete <serviceSid> [flags]

Argument	Type	Description
<serviceSid>required	string	The service SID: `MG...` for a Messaging Service, `VA...` for a Verify service.Example: `MG00000000000000000000000000000001`

Flag	Type	Description
--yes	boolean	Confirms a destructive command; without it the command stops.

sendmock verify services delete MG00000000000000000000000000000001 --yes

Output with --json: nothing. Exit codes: 0, 1, 2.

Verify services (code length, fixed code, lifetime).

sendmock verify services list

sendmock verify services list

Output with --json: VerifyService[]. Exit codes: 0, 1, 2.

Change a Verify service.

sendmock verify services update <serviceSid> [flags]

Argument	Type	Description
<serviceSid>required	string	The service SID: `MG...` for a Messaging Service, `VA...` for a Verify service.Example: `MG00000000000000000000000000000001`

Flag	Type	Description
--friendly-name <friendly-name>required	string	The name shown in the code message, e.g. "Your Shop verification code is ...".Example: `Shop`
--code-length <code-length>required	number	Digits in each code, 4 to 10.Example: `6`
--fixed-code <fixed-code>	string	Always send this code instead of a random one, for deterministic tests; null for random.Example: `123456`
--ttl-seconds <ttl-seconds>required	number	How long a code stays valid, in seconds.Example: `600`

sendmock verify services update MG00000000000000000000000000000001 --friendly-name Shop --code-length 6 --ttl-seconds 600 --fixed-code 123456

Output with --json: VerifyService. Exit codes: 0, 1, 2, 3.

One verification with its code, attempts and timeline.

sendmock verify show <verificationSid>

Argument	Type	Description
<verificationSid>required	string	The verification's SID, from `GET /api/v1/verify`.Example: `VE00000000000000000000000000000001`

sendmock verify show VE00000000000000000000000000000001

Output with --json: VerificationDetail. Exit codes: 0, 1, 2, 3.