CLI

The Out Plane CLI is one binary with no runtime and nothing to install beside it. Everything the console does to applications, databases, domains and disks can be done from a terminal, a pipeline, or a program.

curl -fsSL https://outplane.com/install.sh | sh

On Windows, and anywhere tools already arrive through Node:

npm i -g outplane

First Four Commands

outplane login            # opens the console, approve there, nothing to copy
outplane link checkout    # remember this directory's team and application
outplane status           # what the next command will act on, and why
outplane app list         # everything in the current team

By What You Are Doing

Ship something

outplane app create checkout --repo acme/checkout --branch main --port 3000:http:public
outplane deploy create --follow      # build it and watch
outplane deploy logs 4821            # why the last one failed
outplane app get                     # where it answers now

app

Create, inspect, scale, pause and remove applications.

deploy

Build, follow a build, read what shipped.

build

How a repository becomes an image.

Configure it

outplane env set DATABASE_URL=postgres://... --deploy
outplane env pull .env               # and env push to send one back
outplane port set 3000:http:public --deploy
outplane domain add app.example.com --app checkout

env

Variables on one application, and groups shared across several.

port

Which ports an application serves, and which of them are public.

domain

Custom domains, and the DNS record each one needs.

volume

Disks that survive a deployment.

Run a database

outplane db create orders --region aws-eu-central-1
outplane db url orders               # a connection string, ready to use
outplane db role create orders checkout

db

Managed PostgreSQL, its roles and its databases.

See what is happening

outplane logs --follow
outplane requests --status 5xx
outplane metrics
outplane app shell                   # a shell inside a running instance

logs

What a running application printed.

requests

The HTTP requests it received.

metrics

Processor and memory, per instance.

Control who reaches it

ip-profile

Restrict an application to a list of networks.

registry

Logins for pulling private images.

Reference

All Commands

Every command in one table, with what each one changes.

Global Options

Flags every command accepts.

Output

Text, JSON, NDJSON, and which stream carries what.

Exit Codes

The exit status contract, code by code.

Errors

The shape of a failure, and what to branch on.

Continuous Integration

Running where there is no terminal.

For AI Agents

The machine-readable surface, and the rules around it.

skills

Install the agent skill into your coding tools.