Account
Setup status
Signed-in user
Operational next steps
- Register a site, then add at least one environment.
- Add an SSH key before launching infrastructure.
- Create a deploy token and CI template for repeatable web-native deploys.
- Use the CLI for local database, files, and project bundling tasks.
Sites
Registry
Environments
Runtime targets
Deployments
Status and rollback
Artifacts
Reusable code bundles
Deploy tokens
CI access
SSH keys
User access keys
CI templates
Web-native deployment
Local project companion
CLI-only coverage
Local setup
./tsc init ./tsc settings ./tsc setup
Local bundle flows
./tsc launch --environment Production ./tsc deploy --environment Production ./tsc restore --environment Production --sql ./site.sql.gz ./tsc sync-files --environment Production
Maintenance
./tsc clean --dry-run ./tsc version ./tsc update ./tsc install --bin-dir ~/.local/bin
Why these stay local
These commands inspect or modify the Drupal checkout, local config, generated artifacts, or installed launcher. The hosted dashboard keeps those actions visible but leaves filesystem work in the CLI.