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Get started with GlobalStacks.

Sign in, connect a host, authenticate the CLI, and start using the control plane.

Quick start
curl -fsSL https://app.globalstacks.dev/cli/install.sh | sh
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Getting Started

Access the control plane, create a provisioning token, install the host agent, and verify host telemetry, logs, and terminal access.

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Host Agent

Learn how the host agent enrolls infrastructure, keeps a typed control connection, and manages sandbox, network, terminal, and runtime work on connected hosts.

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CLI

Install the CLI, authenticate once, and use it for host management, sandboxes, networks, volumes, and operator workflows.

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CLI Reference

Use this page for command syntax, required flags, defaults, and examples.

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Setup, architecture, and first-run flows.
Getting Started
Sign in to GlobalStacks, open the console, and connect your first host.
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Host Agent
Understand the GlobalStacks host agent, its control-plane connection, CLI touchpoints, and runtime responsibilities.
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Reference
CLI and API details that should stay precise.
CLI
Install gstacks, authenticate against the control plane, and run common operator workflows.
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CLI Reference
Exact command reference for gstacks.
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API and Contracts
GlobalStacks ships OpenAPI and protobuf contract sources for the HTTP control plane and agent-control WebSocket surface.
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Operations
Runbooks, sandbox behavior, networking, and volume guidance.
Sandboxes
Hosts provision isolated sandboxes. Connect a host, verify connectivity, and understand how token revocation affects sandbox placement.
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Networks
Create runtime networks, publish sandbox aliases, test policy, and join the mesh from local development machines.
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Changelog
End-user release notes for GlobalStacks.
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Releases
Install gstacks and inspect available CLI and agent release artefacts.
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