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@stackbone/cli

v0.6.2

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The CLI for [Stackbone](https://stackbone.ai): scaffold, run and deploy agents and workflows written in TypeScript, on Stackbone Cloud or your own infrastructure.

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@stackbone/cli

The CLI for Stackbone: scaffold, run and deploy agents and workflows written in TypeScript, on Stackbone Cloud or your own infrastructure.

Status: alpha. The contract may break between releases. Pin a version or stay on the latest dist-tag.

Quick start

Install the CLI once, globally. The same command updates it:

pnpm add -g @stackbone/cli@latest
stackbone login
stackbone init my-workspace
cd my-workspace
stackbone dev

That's it. init scaffolds a new workspace shell (agents + workflows + coding-agent skills), installs its dependencies with pnpm install and links it to your organization, so you sign in first; dev boots the whole workspace locally (Postgres, Redis, MinIO and Stackbone Studio at http://localhost:4242) so you can iterate before you deploy.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | ----------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | stackbone init [name] | Scaffold a new workspace shell and link it to your org (needs login). | | stackbone add <kind> <name> | Add an agent / workflow / workflow-agent to the workspace (offline). | | stackbone dev | Boot the whole workspace locally + Stackbone Studio. | | stackbone workflows <verb> | List, inspect the schema of, or start the install's workflows. | | stackbone build | Compile the workspace into the bundle your container image bakes in. | | stackbone login / logout | Authenticate the CLI via the device-code flow (RFC 8628). | | stackbone whoami | Show the active user and organization. | | stackbone current | Print the organization currently linked to this session. | | stackbone link | Link the current directory to an existing organization + agent. | | stackbone list | List organizations the current user owns. | | stackbone metadata | Agent-friendly snapshot of the workspace state. | | stackbone db <subcmd> | Manage the local emulator database (migrations, queries). | | stackbone docs | Show how to reach the documentation over MCP. |

Run any command with --help for the full flag reference. The full documentation lives at https://docs.stackbone.ai, and is also served to coding agents over MCP at https://docs.stackbone.ai/mcp — run stackbone docs for the connection details.

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20.18.0
  • Docker (only required for stackbone dev — the emulator runs Postgres + Redis + MinIO locally)

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Proprietary. © Stackbone.