Provision and manage services from the CLI
Stripe Projects lets you or your agents provision multiple services, generate and store credentials, and manage usage and billing from the CLI. Set up hosting, databases, auth, AI, analytics, and more in a few commands.
Install CLI
$ brew install stripe/stripe-cli/stripe && stripe plugin install projects
› stripe projects adds entry/project
○ Provisioning service...
○ Configuration complete
○ Credentials generated & synced
Provider ready
○ Created
○ Added 4 environment variables in .env
○ Modified .projects/vault/vault.json
Code generation got fast. Provisioning didn’t.
Provisioning your app stack is still too manual: signing up for multiple services, managing accounts, securing API keys, jumping between dashboards, and clicking configuration pages. Stripe Projects lets you (or your agents) create and manage your software stack from the command line.
Prompt to provision
Add the services your app needs from the CLI—or let your agent do it. Resources are provisioned in accounts you own, credentials sync back to your environment, and changes are auditable and repeatable.
Key commands
- Create project
stripe projects init helloworld-app - View all providers
stripe projects catalog - Add provider
stripe projects add <provider>/<service> - Upgrade provider
stripe projects upgrade <provider>
Fast, secure, and portable infrastructure provisioning
Programmatic
One workflow to provision services, manage credentials, and upgrade plans, instead of different tools and workflows for every provider.
Billing
Set up your billing details once and securely share them with your SaaS stack. Upgrade and downgrade tiers, monitor usage, and manage subscriptions from the CLI.
Portable
Keep environment variables portable across local setups, machines, teammates, and agents.
Secure
Generate, store, and return service credentials for both developers and agents.
Get started
Install Stripe Projects CLI.
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