The Layout CLI

Console

The Layout CLI signs in to your developer account with a code you approve in the console, then works in sandbox from your terminal. It never touches production.

What changed

  • layout login prints a code and opens the console's new CLI page, where you check the code and approve it. The session lasts 30 days.
  • layout apps create and layout keys create make an application and a sandbox key.
  • layout listen forwards sandbox webhook events to a local URL, signed like real ones. layout trigger fires a test event.
  • layout test-order runs a whole sandbox order at a test restaurant and prints each step.
  • Every command takes --json and exits with a stable code, so a coding agent can drive it.
  • The console's CLI page lists every signed-in CLI, each with Revoke.

Why it matters

You, or an agent working in your repository, can go from nothing to a tested sandbox integration without opening the console more than once.

What to do

Ask developer@layout.link for access, then run layout login. A CLI token cannot create live keys, read live secrets, change production settings or move money. See Layout CLI and what a CLI token can do.

Breaking changes

None.

Newer
Codes on first orders
Older
Self-serve sign-in test accounts

All changes