Sliplane CLI

Deploy and manage Sliplane services, servers, PostgreSQL databases, and S3 buckets from your terminal.

Install

macOS, Linux, and WSL:

curl -fsSL https://sliplane.io/install.sh | sh

Or with Go: go install github.com/sliplane/cli/cmd/sliplane@latest. Binaries are on the releases page.

Install with your coding agent

Paste this into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any other coding agent:

Install the Sliplane CLI on my machine, not in a sandbox or container: run `curl -fsSL https://sliplane.io/install.sh | sh`, add `~/.sliplane/bin` to PATH in my shell profile if it isn't there yet, and confirm it works with `sliplane version`. If you can't run commands directly on my machine, don't install it anywhere else. Instead, give me step-by-step instructions for my OS and shell: what to paste into my terminal, how to add it to PATH, and how to check it worked.

Get started

sliplane auth login                   # log in through your browser
sliplane service list                 # list your services
sliplane deploy n8n --name workflows  # deploy a preset
sliplane logs workflows --follow      # stream its logs
sliplane ssh workflows                # open a shell in it

Run sliplane --help to see everything: services, servers, PostgreSQL, S3, domains, volumes, metrics, tunnels, and more.

Authentication

Browser logins are saved in your OS keychain and renew automatically while you use the CLI at least once a week. For CI, set SLIPLANE_TOKEN to an API token from the dashboard. Use --profile to work with more than one team.

Scripting

Add -o json to any command for structured output. Commands never prompt outside a terminal; pass --yes to confirm deletions.

Development

make build && ./bin/sliplane --help
make check

See docs/releasing.md for releases and SECURITY.md to report a vulnerability. Licensed under Apache 2.0.