CLI Reference

Use this index to choose a command group. Each child page contains exact syntax, options, defaults, and machine-readable output behavior.

Commands that take a deployment ID (status, exec, logs, ssh, terminate, and resubmit) let you omit it in an interactive terminal and pick a recent deployment. In CI or a pipe, pass the ID or set ANYCLOUD_DEPLOYMENT_ID.

Commands that render tables generally accept --json. Human prompts and progress go to stderr so structured stdout stays pipeable.

Task	Reference
Create and list finite Jobs	`job`
Create, list, or upgrade Services	`service`
Create and list persistent VMs	`vm`
Manage Kubernetes clusters	`cluster`
Create and manage Workers	`worker`
Inspect and operate deployments	Deployment operations
Browse hardware and prices	Catalog and pricing
Inspect or request provider quota	`quota`
Manage object storage	`bucket`
Manage cloud accounts	`credentials`
Manage write-only values	`secrets`
Inspect cost and configure caps	Spend commands
Configure Slack notifications	`notifications`
Manage the API, login, docs, and DB	`api` and utilities

Use anycloud job list, anycloud service list, or anycloud vm list for one deployment type. Each accepts ls as an alias. anycloud list shows the combined overview. Filter Workers by Cluster with anycloud worker list --cluster <id-or-name> and Jobs by Worker with anycloud job list --worker <id>.

Put listing options after list or ls. Those bare names are reserved as subcommands, including under the submit, run, and serve aliases. To launch an image named list or ls, include a tag such as list:latest.

The headings below preserve links to sections in the former single-page CLI reference.