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jetemail outbound covers everything under /outbound/…. Authentication uses your api_… key. 
outbound
├── domains       list | create | delete | check | settings
├── logs          GET /outbound/logs (supports --tail)
├── logs uid <uid>
├── smarthost     list | create | update | delete
├── suppression   list | create | delete | export | import
└── keys          list | create | update | delete | rotate

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outbound domains

jetemail outbound domains list
jetemail outbound domains create mail.example.com         # alias: add
jetemail outbound domains check <uuid>
jetemail outbound domains delete <uuid>
list shows a compact table with verification and DKIM status. check re-runs DNS verification for one domain.

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outbound domains settings

Per-domain settings (BCC, open/click tracking). 
jetemail outbound domains settings get <uuid>

jetemail outbound domains settings update <uuid> \
  --bcc archive@example.com \
  --open-tracking true \
  --click-tracking true
FlagDescription
--bcc <addr>BCC every outgoing email to this address. Repeatable.
--open-tracking <bool>Enable open tracking.
--click-tracking <bool>Enable click tracking.
--body-json / --field k=vSee Body escape hatches.
See Open tracking, Click tracking, BCC emails.

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outbound logs

jetemail outbound logs --limit 50
jetemail outbound logs --action BOUNCED_HARD
jetemail outbound logs --tail
jetemail outbound logs --tail --action BOUNCED_HARD --poll-secs 10
jetemail outbound logs uid <uid>
Filters: --id, --uid, --action, --zone, --message-id, --from-address, --to-address, --mx, --host, --ip, --response, --size, --timer, --start, --user, --protocol, --src, --subject, --body, --md5, --interface, --originhost, --transhost, --transtype, --header-from, --date-from, --date-to, --from, --to, --rule-id, --search, plus pagination (--limit, --offset, --page, --sort-by, --sort-order). --tail flags: --poll-secs N (default 5), --buffer N (default 500). See Live log tail.

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outbound smarthost

Manage SMTP smarthost users (the username/password pairs your apps and servers authenticate as). 
jetemail outbound smarthost list

jetemail outbound smarthost create \
  --username acme-prod \
  --password 'SuperStrong123!' \
  --quota 0 \
  --approved-domain example.com \
  --approved-domain mail.example.com

jetemail outbound smarthost update \
  --current-username acme-prod \
  --status active \
  --quota 50000 \
  --ip-restriction 203.0.113.4/32

jetemail outbound smarthost delete acme-prod

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create / update flags

FlagDescription
--username <name>New username (create).
--current-username <name>Existing username to update.
--new-username <name>Rename.
--password <pw>Set or rotate password.
--allow-any-domain <bool>Allow sending from any domain.
--allow-all-domains <bool>Allow sending from any verified account domain.
--approved-domain <name>Repeatable.
--quota <n>0 for unlimited, or a per-user message limit.
--ip-restriction <cidr>Repeatable.
--status <state>inactive, active, suspended, quota-locked, quota-unlocked (update only).
--body-json / --field k=vSee Body escape hatches.
See SMTP users.

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outbound suppression

jetemail outbound suppression list

jetemail outbound suppression create --target user@example.com --reason bounce
jetemail outbound suppression delete 42

jetemail outbound suppression export > suppressions.csv
jetemail outbound suppression import @suppressions.csv
FlagDescription
--target <value>Email address, domain, or other target to suppress (create).
--reason <str>Why it’s being suppressed.
export writes CSV to stdout. import takes a CSV from @path or - (stdin).

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outbound keys (transactional API keys)

The CLI’s keys subcommand manages transactional_… tokens for the /email and /email-batch endpoints. 
jetemail outbound keys list
jetemail outbound keys create --name "marketing" --quota 100000

jetemail outbound keys update \
  --api-token transactional_xxx \
  --status 1 \
  --allow-all-domains true

jetemail outbound keys rotate transactional_xxx
jetemail outbound keys delete transactional_xxx

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create flags

FlagDescription
--name <str>Display label.
--allow-all-domains <bool>Permit sending from any verified domain.
--approved-domain <name>Repeatable.
--quota <n>Monthly limit.
--ip-restriction <cidr>Repeatable.
--body-json / --field k=vSee Body escape hatches.

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update flags

--api-token <token> selects the key. The remaining flags mirror create, plus --status 0 (disabled) or --status 1 (enabled).

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rotate

Issues a new token for an existing key. The old token stops working immediately. 
NEW=$(jetemail outbound keys rotate transactional_old --json | jq -r '.api_token')
jetemail config set transactional_key "$NEW"