Reference

The common commands.

Use --json when another program or coding agent consumes the result. Human-readable output is the default for terminal use.

Setup and diagnostics

rightside login --url https://api.rightside.host
rightside install claude
rightside install codex
rightside doctor
rightside doctor --json
rightside logout

Projects and releases

rightside projects create my-app
rightside deploy . --name my-app
rightside status my-app --json
rightside logs my-app --runtime
rightside rollback my-app

Deleting cannot be undone, so it needs the project’s exact slug. Without --confirm nothing is deleted and the command shows what would be.

rightside projects delete-database my-app --confirm my-app
rightside projects delete my-app --confirm my-app

Project environment

Variables are injected into the app at runtime, never into the build. Secret values are write-only: they are never shown again and are redacted from logs.

rightside env list my-app
rightside env set API_URL=https://example.com --project my-app
rightside env set API_KEY --secret --stdin --project my-app
rightside env unset API_URL --project my-app
rightside env import .env --secret --apply --project my-app

Add --apply to serve the change now through a safe restart of the live release; otherwise it takes effect on the next deploy.

Supported environment variables

Variable	Purpose
`RIGHTSIDE_NO_BROWSER=1`	Print the device verification URL for headless environments.
`RIGHTSIDE_CONFIG`	Override the credential file path.
`RIGHTSIDE_OPERATIONS_URL`	Override the authenticated operations origin when explicitly required.
`RIGHTSIDE_TOKEN`	Trusted recovery or CI token. Prefer browser authorization for normal use.

rightside is the public command.

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