Project Scaffolding
Create ObjectStack applications, add objects, actions, views, agents, drivers, and runtime configuration from repeatable source-code templates.
Command-Line Tool
ObjectStack CLI
Source-code workflow for ObjectStack development, CI/CD, and agents
ObjectStack CLI is the source-code development and automation tool for ObjectStack. It scaffolds projects, validates metadata, generates types and AI tool contracts, builds versioned artifacts, runs local previews, and deploys to ObjectCloud or self-hosted ObjectOS. It is separate from Studio and designed for scripts, CI/CD, and AI coding agents.
What CLI Does
Stable source-code primitives for developers, CI pipelines, and AI coding agents.
Validate and Generate
Validate metadata, generate TypeScript types, JSON Schema, SDK contracts, and MCP tool definitions as part of development or CI.
Build and Promote Artifacts
Package metadata into versioned artifacts and promote the same bundle across local, cloud, staging, and production runtimes.
Scriptable Operations
Give developers and AI coding agents predictable commands for scaffold, validate, build, diff, preview, and deploy operations.
Automation entry point
CLI is the repeatable execution path for ObjectStack
The same commands can be used by developers, local scripts, CI/CD, and AI coding agents.
01 Scaffold
Create projects, objects, actions, views, drivers
02 Validate
Check metadata, permissions, views, tool contracts
03 Generate
Emit types, JSON Schema, SDKs, MCP tools
04 Deploy
Build artifacts and promote to cloud or self-hosted runtime
CLI Use Cases
Where an independent command line matters.
CI/CD Pipelines
Run metadata validation, type generation, test runtime startup, and artifact promotion on every pull request or release.
Project and Environment Automation
Automate environment setup, secrets, driver checks, artifact exports, and deployment tasks without opening a visual tool.
Local and Self-Hosted Development
Run ObjectStack locally, package artifacts for self-hosted ObjectOS, and manage deployments that cannot depend on a browser workspace.
Agent-Friendly Tooling
Give coding agents predictable commands for scaffold, validate, build, diff, and deploy operations.