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# DKCloudCommand
DKCloudCommand is the command line interface for interacting with [DataKitchen’s DataOps platform](https://cloud.datakitchen.io/)
The DataKitchen DataOps Platform is your command center for DataOps. The Platform automates the key functions of your development and production workflows so cross-functional teams can seamlessly collaborate, quickly innovate, and instantly deliver the kind of error-free, on-demand insight that leads to one successful business decision after another.
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