LibOps plugin - sitectl

The LibOps plugin adds platform management commands to sitectl. The plugin binary is sitectl-libops; when it is present on $PATH, commands run under the libops namespace.

sitectl libops login
sitectl libops whoami

Install the plugin from the same release channels as core:

brew install libops/homebrew/sitectl-libops
# or, after configuring packages.libops.io
sudo apt install sitectl-libops

The reviewed v1 set pairs sitectl-libops v1.3.0 with core sitectl v1.0.0. Manual binary installs must keep both binaries aligned; verify with sitectl --version, sitectl-libops --version, and sitectl libops --help. Use --api-url when you need to point at a non-default LibOps API endpoint. General Docker operations are handled by core sitectl, not the LibOps plugin. Use sitectl compose and sitectl port-forward for context-aware Docker operations. Use this section for LibOps plugin command syntax. For the platform resource model and broader operating surfaces, see Resource Hierarchy and API and sitectl in the main LibOps docs.

Terminology

The LibOps dashboard labels the API resources as Organizations, Projects, and Sites. Core sitectl context documentation often uses environment for the runtime target behind a Site. The plugin supports both views:

sitectl libops list sites
sitectl libops list environments

Both commands list the same LibOps Site records; sites matches the dashboard and environments matches the sitectl context model.

Commands

Authentication for browser login, session inspection, logout, account profile updates, SSH keys, and API keys
Resources for organizations, projects, Sites, and environment listing
Access controls for members, firewall rules, secrets, and settings
Domains for custom Site domains
Runtime workflows for ping, SSH, checkout, and context updates
Task Agent for creating, inspecting, replying to, and canceling coding-agent tasks

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Terminology

Commands