Your nest,
from the terminal.
Deploy, tail logs and drive your whole platform without leaving the shell. One static binary, browser login, and the same flat-priced Eggs.
brew install · browser login · single binary
Drive Ruust from the shell.
Everything the panel does, in your shell.
Browser login, no tokens
Sign in through your browser over a loopback callback. Nothing to paste, no long-lived API key to leak into your shell history or a dotfile.
Deploy from the terminal
Push and hatch an Egg without leaving the shell. Watch it build, pass its health check and go live, then jump straight to its URL with ruust open.
Live logs and status
Stream an Egg’s logs in real time. ruust list and ruust status show your whole nest at a glance, so you never open a browser to check on things.
A shell in your container
Drop into a running Egg like docker exec -it, a real terminal over a secure relay. Poke at the filesystem, run a one-off script, or open psql on a database Egg, all without SSH keys or a bastion.
One static binary, open source
Homebrew or a single download, no runtime to install. The CLI is Apache-2.0 and developed in the open, so you can read every line before you run it.
Two lines to your first deploy.
Prefer not to use Homebrew? Grab the single binary for your platform from the releases page. Then run ruust deploy from any repo.
Ship without leaving the shell.
Install the CLI, sign in through your browser, and deploy your first Egg in a couple of commands. Open source, one binary, no keys to paste.