StackOne CLI: Build And Manage Your Agent Connectors Directly From Your Terminal

StackOne connectors are defined as simple YAML configuration files which gives you full programatic control over the integration logic. Once deployed, the StackOne Execution Engine automatically exposes your actions through the API, MCP servers, A2A protocol and AI Action SDK simultaneously—like it does for 200+ enterprise apps and 10,000 actions already available on the platform.

You may download existing connectors to understand the YAML structure:

# Download a connector as reference
stackone pull --connector notion --profile Production

Today we're releasing the StackOne CLI, bringing connector management directly to your terminal. Pull connectors, validate configurations, test actions locally, and push updates - all without leaving your development environment. Let's dive in.

StackOne CLI: What's New:

Terminal-native: Build, test and validate connectors directly in your terminal - no GUI required.
Code first development: Define connectors in YAML code giving you full programmatic control over integration logic.
Version control: Pull connectors from StackOne's registry, fork them for customization and merge updates using Git-like versioning with interactive conflict resolution
Flexible testing: Execute connector actions locally with stackone run, using inline configuration or linked account credentials for rapid iteration
Extend existing connectors: Fork StackOne's pre-built connectors and add custom actions or tenant-specific configurations whilst staying synced with updates
CI/CD ready: Automate connector deployments with GitHub Actions support and environment-based configuration

Build Integrations Once, Run Them Everywhere

The StackOne CLI uses the Execution Engine that runs actions for over 200+ pre-built connectors. Connectors you build work seamlessly across REST APIs, MCP servers and AI toolsets simultaneously - no separate implementations needed.

Whether you need to integrate with an internal system, add custom actions to existing connectors or build tenant-specific configurations, the CLI gives you the same powerful capabilities StackOne uses internally. Pull existing connectors as a starting point, customize them for your requirements and push updates back - all whilst maintaining quality and consistency.

Git-Like Workflow For Connectors

The CLI is designed for rapid development cycle. The pull command works similar to Git - you can fork StackOne's connectors, maintain your customizations and selectively merge updates when they're released.

Use stackone validate --watch to catch errors as you type. Test actions locally with stackone run before pushing to production. Pull updates from StackOne's registry and merge them into your customised connectors using interactive conflict resolution.

Multiple profile support lets you manage different environments (staging, production) with separate configurations, making it straightforward to integrate the CLI into your existing CI/CD pipelines.

Ready to get started?

Install via npm: npm install -g @stackone/cli
Authenticate: stackone init with your API key
Start building: stackone pull, edit, stackone validate, stackone run, then stackone push

StackOne CLI Command Overview

Command	Description
init	Create and store configuration profiles with your API credentials
get	Retrieve a connector from the registry
pull	Fetch a connector from the registry and save it locally with conflict resolution
validate	Check that connector files are valid and properly formatted
run	Execute a connector action locally for testing and debugging
push	Upload connector files to the StackOne API registry
drop	Delete a specific connector version from the registry

Want to learn more?

StackOne CLI: Build And Manage Your Agent Connectors Directly From Your Terminal

Build Integrations Once, Run Them Everywhere

Git-Like Workflow For Connectors

StackOne CLI Command Overview

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