# Admin Commands

:::callout{intent="note"}
This page shows some common CLI Commands. For more info about a specific command, see that command's page or type `co [command] --help`.
:::

## Login to Your Cohere Account

```
co auth login --email string="example@youremail.com"
```

You will be prompted to put in your password. For more commands related to your Cohere account, see the [Auth](/guides/get-started-command-line-interface-command-reference-auth) and [User](/guides/get-started-command-line-interface-command-reference-user) commands.

:::callout{intent="info"}
Currently, SSO accounts cannot log in via the CLI.
:::

## Use a Model

### Classify

```
co model classify \
  --example "example1"="label1" \
  --example "example2"="label1" \
  --example "example3"="label2" \
  --example "example4"="label2" \
  "first text to classify" "second text to classify"
```

### Embed

```
co model embed "string1" "string2"
```

### Generate

```
co model generate --max-tokens n '[Your Prompt Here]'
```

:::callout{intent="note" title="Using Finetuned Models in the CLI"}
If you want to use a finetuned model, you can do so by using the model's full ID with the `model` flag. See the [Model reference page](/guides/get-started-command-line-interface-admin-commands-model) for more details.
:::

## Finetune a Model

```
 co finetune run -n="finetunename"  -d="datasource" -t="modeltype" -b="small"
```

## Get Help

You can use `co --help` to see the general help menu or `co [command] --help` to see the help menu for a specific command.

## Related pages

- [Changelog](../changelog.md)
- [Cohere](../index.md)
- [Cohere API](./cohere-api-index.md)
- [Cohere Labs](./cohere-labs-index.md)
- [Cohere Platform](./cohere-platform-index.md)
- [Cookbooks](./cookbooks-index.md)
- [Deployment Options](./deployment-options-index.md)
- [Embeddings (Vectors, Search, Retrieval)](./embeddings-vectors-search-retrieval-index.md)
- [Get Started](./get-started-index.md)
- [Going to Production](./going-to-production-index.md)

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