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docs/api.md

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 The format is `api <method> <url> <flags>`.
 
+All commands will exit with code 0 when the command is successful and the HTTP response is 2xx.  
+Commands will return a non-zero exit code when the command failed, or when the HTTP response is not 2xx (e.g. 400).
+
 ## Arguments
 
 All API commands accept one of two formats: 

docs/configure.md

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 If you'd prefer to not use the interactive shell, you can pass the settings via the below flags.
 
+All commands exit the program with a non-zero exit code when the command fails.
+
 **Args**
 
 None.

docs/event.md

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 The `event` product contains commands to trigger mock events for local webhook testing or migration.
 
+All commands exit the program with a non-zero exit code when the command fails, including when an event does not exist, or when the mock EventSub WebSocket server does not start correctly.
+
 ## Trigger
 
 Used to either create or send mock events for use with local webhooks testing.

docs/mock-api.md

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 As of the 1.1 release, this product is in an **open beta** and any bugs should be filed via GitHub Issues. Given the breadth of the tool, it is likely you may run across oddities; please fill out an issue if that is the case. 
 
+All commands exit the program with a non-zero exit code when the command fails, including when the mock API server fails to start.
+
 ## generate
 
 This command will generate a specified number of users with associated relationships (e.g. subscriptions/mods/blocks).