The CLI: aYOUne on the command line
The ay tool brings the whole platform into the console, for self-hostingSelf-HostingSelf-hosting means running the software on your own servers instead of the provider's cloud — for full control over your data. aYOUne supports this too., DevOpsDevOpsDevOps covers the tech that runs and maintains software — servers, updates, monitoring. The aYOUne DevOps module shows you whether everything's healthy, no server expertise needed., automation and developers. All scriptable, all repeatable.
Run self-hosting
Install, check, update: ay setup, ay status and ay self-host-update set up your own aYOUne environment and keep it current.
DevOps & deployment
Manage clusters, trigger pipelines, plan deployments and stream logs live, DevOps without a clicking marathon.
Data & automation
Create, update and bulk-process records, filter and search them, drive webhooks and jobs.
AI & API access
Talk to the AIAIAI (Artificial Intelligence) is software that handles tasks you'd normally need a person for — writing text, answering questions, spotting patterns. In aYOUne it works right on your company data. straight from the console and dynamically discover and call any platform endpoint.
For developers, admins and self-hosters
Not every task belongs in a user interface. Anyone who runs aYOUne themselves, automates it or wires it into their own workflows works with ay: a command-line tool that mirrors the entire platform.
From setting up a self-hosted instance through cluster and pipeline control to bulk data management, webhooks and AI calls, everything runs as a command, drops into scripts and becomes repeatable.
Self-hosting included
aYOUne can run in the cloud or entirely on your own infrastructure. The CLI is the direct route there: one command sets the environment up, another keeps it up to date.
Get to know the CLI
We'll show you how to run, automate and integrate aYOUne from the command line.
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