# Target specific repositories
speakeasy run --github-repos "org/repo1, org/repo2"
```

### Flexible output formatting with `--output`

Choose how you want to see `speakeasy run` output:

- `console` - Traditional detailed output for debugging and development
- `summary` - A more concise version — perfect for CI/CD pipelines
- `mermaid` - Visual diagram output for documentation and reporting

---

#### Console Output

```bash
speakeasy run --output console
```

![Console output showing detailed speakeasy run execution](/assets/blog/faster-better-speakeasy-run-commands/speakeasy-run-output-console.png)

#### Summary Output

```bash
speakeasy run --output summary
```

![Summary output showing concise speakeasy run results](/assets/blog/faster-better-speakeasy-run-commands/speakeasy-run-output-summary.png)

#### Mermaid Diagram Output

```bash
speakeasy run --output mermaid
```

![Mermaid diagram output showing visual representation](/assets/blog/faster-better-speakeasy-run-commands/speakeasy-run-output-mermaid.png)

## Why it matters

**Concurrent execution:** means teams spend less time waiting and more time shipping. What used to require sequential runs across multiple repositories can now happen in parallel.

**Scale without complexity**: As your API landscape grows, managing SDK generation across dozens of repositories can become unwieldy. The `--github-repos` flag enables users to make updates across multiple repos with a single command.

**Context-appropriate information**: Different situations call for different levels of detail. Whether you're debugging locally (use `console`), running in CI (use `summary`), or creating documentation (use `mermaid`), you get exactly the information you need without the noise.

These improvements are particularly valuable for platform teams managing multiple APIs, DevOps engineers integrating SDK generation into CI/CD workflows, and any organization looking to streamline their API-first development process.

## I'm interested — how do I get started?

All these features are available from Speakeasy CLI version 1.548.0 onwards — just run `speakeasy update` if necessary.