June 2, 2026

Ramp CLI v0.1.5: Submit reimbursements from your terminal

v0.1.5 adds one workflow that finance and ops teams have been asking for: submitting out-of-pocket reimbursements without opening the Ramp dashboard.

Submit reimbursements from a receipt

The new submit-reimbursement skill walks through the full submission flow — attach a receipt, add a memo, select an accounting category, and submit.

Install via ramp skills install.

Skills install themselves now

Fresh installs of the CLI automatically pull down all bundled skills and configure your PATH. The first time you run the CLI, ramp skills list is already populated — no separate install step needed.

Better error messages

When a command fails because of a missing OAuth scope or a required field, the CLI now tells you specifically what’s wrong and what to do about it, instead of passing a raw server error through.

To upgrade:

ramp update
# or from scratch:
curl -fsSL https://agents.ramp.com/install.sh | sh

View the full release on GitHub

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Zack Field•Senior Staff Software Engineer
Zack Field is an engineering leader at Ramp, where he runs the Agent Developer Platform team — building Ramp's developer API and the surfaces that let AI agents transact on Ramp.
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FAQs

Run:

ramp update

On fresh installs of v0.1.5, bundled skills—including submit-reimbursement—are installed automatically and your PATH is configured. If you’re upgrading from an older version, you can still run ramp skills install to ensure you have the latest skills.

If a submission fails due to a missing OAuth scope or required field, the CLI now returns a targeted error message that explains what’s missing and how to resolve it, instead of exposing a raw server error.

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