Bleenk CLI
Your terminal, connected to Bleenk
Run agents, list projects, attach MCP tools, and deploy to Bleenk Cloud from the command line. Built for local development, automation, and CI pipelines.
Install
$npm install -g @bleenk/cli$bleenk login
Requires Node.js 18+. Run bleenk --help after install.
Why CLI
Built for how engineers actually work
The CLI mirrors the Bleenk web experience — agents, sandboxes, and deploy — so you can script what you already do by hand.
Same agents, your shell
Trigger Bleenk agents from CI, scripts, or your local terminal without opening the web IDE.
Repo-aware by default
Commands respect your git root, branches, and project context — not isolated snippets.
Deploy from anywhere
Push previews and production URLs from the CLI after your agent finishes the build.
MCP & integrations
List connectors, attach tools, and compose workflows that match what you use in the app.
Commands
Common commands
A focused surface area today, with more subcommands documented as they ship.
bleenk loginAuthenticate with your Bleenk account and store credentials locally.
bleenk projects listList workspaces and projects you can target from the terminal.
bleenk agent run "…"Run an agent prompt against a linked repo or sandbox project.
bleenk deployShip the current project to Bleenk Cloud with zero config.
bleenk mcp listBrowse installed MCP connectors available to your agents.
Workflow
From install to deploy
Most teams are productive in minutes: install, log in, and run from an existing repo.
- 1
Install
One global install via npm. Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows (WSL).
- 2
Authenticate
Log in once; the CLI stores a secure token for local and CI use.
- 3
Link a project
Run commands from your repo — the CLI detects the workspace automatically.
- 4
Ship
Run agents, open sandboxes, and deploy without leaving the terminal.
Automation
Use in CI/CD
Store a Bleenk API token in your CI secrets, then run agents or deploy steps in GitHub Actions, GitLab, or any runner.
Example GitHub Actions step
- name: Deploy with Bleenk
run: bleenk deploy --token ${{ secrets.BLEENK_TOKEN }}