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Navigating to the Command Console in the Coreflux HUB by selecting System in the top navigation and clicking Command Console

Opening the Command Console from the Coreflux HUB System menu

Why Use the Command Console?

You need to run broker commands—add Actions, remove Connectors, or perform other operations—without connecting an external MQTT client. The Command Console lets you execute broker commands directly from the Coreflux HUB.

When to Use It

  • Adding entities — Send -addAction, -addConnector (or -addRoute), or similar commands
  • Removing entities — Send -removeAction, -removeConnector (or -removeRoute), etc.
  • Other operations — Any command supported by the broker’s command topic

How It Works

The Command Console sends your input to $SYS/Coreflux/Command. The broker replies with a JSON envelope on $SYS/Coreflux/Command/Output, which the HUB displays. You do not need to:
  • Subscribe to the command topic yourself
  • Use an external MQTT client (for example, MQTT Explorer)
  • Publish from the command line
Use -requestId when you send several commands in a row and need to tell the replies apart. The full command list is in Broker Commands.
Coreflux HUB Command Console window with Connected and Output subscribed in the header, the Coreflux Command Console v1.0 banner, a timestamped Broker output JSON response and Subscribed to command output topic line, and the Enter command input with a send buttonCoreflux HUB Command Console window with Connected and Output subscribed in the header, the Coreflux Command Console v1.0 banner, a timestamped Broker output JSON response and Subscribed to command output topic line, and the Enter command input with a send button

Command Console with a connected status, a broker response, and the command input at the bottom

Entering Commands

  1. In the HUB top navigation, select System, then Command Console.
  2. Enter the command in the input field (e.g., -addAction DEFINE ACTION ...).
  3. Send the command. The broker processes it and returns a result.

Next Steps

MQTT Broker Commands

Learn available broker commands and syntax.

Broker Logs

View command execution logs.
Last modified on October 21, 2026