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firth

v0.0.9

Published

The Firth CLI — provision and govern a project's cloud resources (Neon Postgres, Tigris storage, Fly.io compute) behind one credential seam.

Readme

firth

The Firth CLI — provision and govern a project's cloud resources (Neon Postgres, Tigris storage, Fly.io compute) behind one CLI and one credential seam. It is a thin client of the Firth control-plane API; you sign in, create a project (which provisions the resources under Firth's own provider accounts), and pull a complete .env of scoped, encrypted-at-rest credentials.

Install

npm install -g firth
# or run without installing
npx firth --help

Requires Node ≥ 20.

Quickstart

firth login                      # sign in (email/password)
firth project create my-app      # provision DB + storage + compute; links ./.firth/project.json
firth branch create dev          # fork an isolated DB branch (storage shared; compute redeploys)
firth branch switch dev          # make dev the current branch
firth secrets                    # write the project's credentials into ./.env
firth deploy --image <url>       # deploy a container image to the project's compute
firth events                     # the action ↔ side-effect timeline

Connectivity: the CLI talks to the Firth control-plane API. Set FIRTH_API_URL (default http://localhost:8080) to point at your control plane. While Firth is pre-release, run the control plane locally and target http://localhost:8080.

Commands

login                     Sign in (email/password)
logout                    Clear stored credentials
status                    Show login, linked project, and current branch

project create <name>     Create + link a project (provisions DB/storage/compute)
project link <id>         Link this directory to a project
project list              List your projects
project delete            Delete the linked project + all resources (--yes)

branch create <name>      Create a branch (--from <parent>, default main)
branch list               List the linked project's branches
branch switch <name>      Set the current branch (secrets/events default to it)
branch delete <name>      Delete a branch + its Neon branch (--yes)

secrets                   Fetch the linked project's secrets into .env (--branch <id>)
deploy                    Deploy --image <url> to the project's compute (--from, --port)
events                    Show the action ↔ side-effect timeline (--branch, --limit)
observe sync              Upload local observe-hook findings (.firth/audit.jsonl) to the timeline
skills pull               Install the firth skill into ./.claude/skills

Configuration & state

  • Global~/.firth/config.json: API URL, InsForge auth endpoint, and your access token.
  • Per-project./.firth/project.json: the linked project id and the current branch (set by firth branch switch). secrets and events default to the current branch.
  • OverrideFIRTH_API_URL selects which control plane to talk to.

Credentials

Treat ./.env as the only source of resource credentials — never hardcode them or copy them elsewhere. A branch's DATABASE_URL is isolated per branch; storage (AWS_*) is shared across branches. Re-run firth secrets after firth branch switch to refresh DATABASE_URL.

License

MIT