Air-Cloud Builder docs

Air-Cloud is the backend platform you build a product on without touching infrastructure: data, end-user authentication, functions, releases and logs come pre-integrated, and the aircloud CLI drives all of it from a product directory in a conventional shape.

Start with Getting started: from an empty directory to a deployed product whose function you have run and whose logs you have read.

Guides

• How the platform works — accounts, products, the organization tree, the acting node, B2B2B, the motors, plans
• Getting started
• Installing and verifying the CLI — install.sh, Homebrew, npm, Docker, upgrading, and checking a release's signature by hand
• Logging in — sessions, the OS keychain, macOS upgrades, service accounts
• Releases and environments — release, promote, activate, roll back, secrets
• Environments — create, list and destroy previews
• Logs and invoking functions
• Routes — public and session routes, nested site routes
• How authorization works — memberships, nodes, profiles, grants, groups, denies, field policy, the acting node and elevation, on one page
• Members, roles and registration — memberships and their ids, invites, moves, blocks, nodes, access review
• Profiles, grants, groups and denies
• Owner and shared entities
• Field policy — which fields each member sees, changes and must fill in
• The acting node and elevation — org_path on routes and triggers, narrowing, tree operations from a function, elevated aggregates
• Workspaces — end users creating a company of their own
• Translations (i18n)
• Using shadcn/ui — setup inside the site, removing the CLI, the content policy, i18n of component strings, fonts
• Currency
• The AI-Skill — teaching your coding agent the CLI
• The dev MCP server — your agent's tools, and headless machines

Reference

Generated from the CLI release these pages document:

• Commands — every command, its options and examples
• Generators
• The product grammar — the layout and every file's keys
• Rules and error codes — what aircloud check and the release pipeline report
• Service error codes — what each service refuses with
• Contracts — the contract digests this release speaks