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title: "sylphx observability error_events"
description: "The sylphx observability error_events commands of Sylphx Observability: every verb, with its argument, its flags and a run line."
type: reference
product: monitoring
summary: "Every sylphx observability error_events command: its argument, its flags and a run line."
updated: 2026-09-28
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---

The `error_events` commands of Sylphx Observability, as the CLI spells them: the same
calls as [the `error_events` API page](/docs/api/error_events), typed for the
shell. [Install, sign in and the grammar](/docs/cli) are on the CLI index.

## get

Gets an error event.

**`NAME`** — the resource's name; a bare id is enough below the linked
project.

**CLI**

```bash
sylphx observability error-events get orgs/acme/projects/shop/envs/production/error_groups/error-group/error_events/error-event
```

`GET https://api.sylphx.com/v1/orgs/acme/projects/shop/envs/production/error_groups/error-group/error_events/error-event` · scope `observability:read` · effect `read` · [Request, response and examples](/docs/api/error_events/get)

## list

Lists error events.

**`PARENT`** — optional: the CLI fills it from the linked project or the
key's scope when it is left out.

**CLI**

```bash
sylphx observability error-events list orgs/acme/projects/shop/envs/production/error_groups/error-group
```

`GET https://api.sylphx.com/v1/orgs/acme/projects/shop/envs/production/error_groups/error-group/error_events` · scope `observability:read` · effect `read` · [Request, response and examples](/docs/api/error_events/list)

**Flags**

| Flag | Type | What it does |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `--page-size` | `int` | At most this many; default 50, clamped to 1000. |
| `--page-token` | `string` | `next_page_token` of the previous page. |
| `--filter` | `string` | AIP-160 filter over labels and filterable fields. |
| `--order-by` | `string` | AIP-132 ordering over filterable fields. |