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I think this problem already explained in the documentation:
If you want to use tab as delimiter you need to pass $'\t' as delimiter to ensure your shell does not swallow the correct delimiter.
pgfutter csv -d $'\t' traffic_violations.csv
using a custom delimiter I am getting this:
pgfutter --dbname tester --host mydb --port 32063 --username tester csv -d "\t" ~/sc/data/jobs.csv
Please specify the correct delimiter with -d.
Header column contains a delimiter character: job_db_inx account cpus_req exit_code job_name id_job id_user nodelist priority state partition timelimit time_submit time_eligible time_start time_end time_suspended
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