Smplify CLI Documentation

Install and operate Smplify from the command line.

Smplify CLI is the execution layer for device operations, remediation, identity, app management, tenant-scoped administration, and AI-assisted workflows built on the Smplify Platform.

Why the CLI exists

The CLI gives operators, developers, and coding agents a stable, deterministic surface over the Smplify API. Instead of rebuilding auth, tenant context, retries, and request-body handling in every script, teams can execute platform actions through a consistent command model.

It is designed to sit alongside the main docs and MCP gateway: UI for operators, API for direct integrations, MCP for orchestration, and CLI for reliable execution inside terminals and automation pipelines.

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The CLI is part of the same product surface as the hosted MCP gateway and main platform documentation.

Documentation paths

Move through getting started, install, workflows, reference, and distribution the same way you would navigate the rest of the Smplify docs system.

Getting Started

Go from install to first authenticated tenant-scoped workflow with safe defaults.

Install

Use the branded endpoint, pin exact versions, and validate the release-backed path.

Reference

Review command coverage, output expectations, and controller-backed admin surfaces.

Distribution

Understand release channels, rollout guidance, and the path to official packaging.

CLI snapshot

Release-backed install, stable output, tenant-aware execution, and broad controller coverage for daily platform operations.

Install endpoint
cli.smplify.com/install.sh
Artifacts
GitHub Releases
Output modes
Table and JSON
Installer safety
Version pinning + checksums

Part of the same docs family

The CLI, MCP gateway, and main docs are intentionally presented as one connected platform surface for operators, developers, and AI-native workflows.

Main Docs

Platform, API, and integration guidance for the broader Smplify surface.

MCP Docs

Hosted MCP connection, security, supported tools, and reference guidance for agentic usage.