xcli — xcore project manager
Official CLI for the xcore framework: scaffold a project, manage
plugins (local dev, marketplace install, runtime control, signing), run
migrations, control the Celery worker, and monitor a running deployment.
pip install xcorecli
xcli --help
Full docs: https://docs.xcorehub.dev (built from docs/ with
mkdocs-material — mkdocs serve locally).
Quick start
xcli init my-app # scaffold a new xcore project
cd my-app
pip install -r requirements.txt
xcli manager start --reload # run it
Installing plugins from the marketplace
Browsing is public, no credentials needed:
xcli plugin marketplace browse
xcli plugin marketplace search "auth"
xcli plugin marketplace info xlicense
Installing needs two credentials — see docs/getting-started/auth.md:
xcli config set api-key xdk_...
xcli config set signing-key <your-signing-secret>
xcli plugin install xlicense
Command groups
| Group | Purpose |
|---|---|
xcli init / xcli upgrade |
Scaffold a project / migrate integration.yaml to the latest schema |
xcli health / xcli services |
Health-check and status of all configured services |
xcli config |
Store local credentials (api-key, signing-key) |
xcli plugin |
Local dev, marketplace browse/install, runtime control, signing, updates — see xcli plugin --help |
xcli deploy |
Deploy plugins to remote servers |
xcli sandbox |
Inspect the plugin sandbox |
xcli worker |
Manage Celery workers |
xcli manager |
Runtime monitoring of a running instance |
xcli migration |
Alembic migrations for plugins |
Short hidden aliases exist for the busiest groups: p (plugin), sb
(sandbox), w (worker), m (manager), mig (migration).
xcli expects to run inside an xcore project directory (it reads that
project's integration.yaml and needs xcore importable in the current
environment) — it's a project-management tool, not a standalone service.
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