Install and sign in
Confirm sign-in in your browser; your password never goes into the terminal.
Deploy from the project folder you already work in. Check logs, builds, and service settings with a few commands.
curl -fsSL https://get.deplomo.com/install.sh | shirm https://get.deplomo.com/install.ps1 | iexThe first command is for Linux and macOS. The second is for Windows PowerShell.
From a folder linked to an existing service, deploy updates without connecting the project to a Git host.
Confirm sign-in in your browser; your password never goes into the terminal.
Run deplomo deploy from the project folder. The CLI packages the files and sends them to build.
The folder stays linked to the existing service. Repeat this command to deploy another update.
The CLI shows build and deployment results in your terminal and prints the service URL when it is running.
Use the CLI for common changes, in scripts, and in CI pipelines.
From its linked project folder, deploy updates, review releases, or roll back to an earlier build.
deplomo deployFilter logs by time, text, or level. Check service status or run a command in its container.
deplomo service execManage projects and their production, staging, and preview environments.
Manage environment variables, secrets, and service domains from the CLI.
Browse, download, or upload volume files. Stop, start, or restart a service.
The MCP server built into the CLI makes Deplomo tools available to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, and Antigravity. Agents can manage existing services, deploy updates, read logs, and change settings.
Connect an agentUse the same commands during development and in your pipeline.
Store a token as a CI secret and provide it with DEPLOMO_TOKEN. Use --yes to skip interactive confirmation.
Commands that support --json return output for scripts and pipelines.
Run deplomo upgrade to install the latest CLI version.
Install the version for macOS, Linux, or Windows, then run deplomo deploy from a folder linked to an existing service.