The error message you’re encountering, "please specify a valid workspace", suggests that the Pipedream CLI is not correctly configured to recognize the workspace where you want to publish your component. This can happen if your CLI profile does not have an org_id (Workspace ID) associated with it. Here’s how you can resolve this issue: 1. Retrieve your Workspace ID: You need to find the ID of the workspace where you intend to publish your component. You can find your workspace’s ID by following the instructions at Finding Your Workspace’s ID. 2. Configure your CLI profile with your Workspace ID: Once you have your workspace ID, you need to add this org_id to your Pipedream CLI profile. If you haven’t already configured a profile, you’ll need to do so by editing your Pipedream config file. Here’s how you can add or update a profile with your workspace ID: bash [profile_name] api_key = <API Key from user settings> org_id = <Workspace ID from workspace settings> Replace profile_name with a name of your choice, <API Key from user settings> with your actual Pipedream API key, and <Workspace ID from workspace settings> with the workspace ID you retrieved. 3. Publish your component using the configured profile: After configuring your profile with the workspace ID, you need to specify this profile when publishing your component. Use the --profile flag followed by the name of the profile you configured: bash pd publish file.js --profile <profile_name> Replace <profile_name> with the name of the profile you configured in your Pipedream config file. Following these steps should resolve the error and allow you to publish your component to the specified workspace. If you continue to experience issues, please visit Pipedream Support for further assistance.