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Turbo CLI
Use the Turbo command line interface (CLI) from the Windows command prompt with the turbo command to automate app delivery and management.
What You'll Learn
- How to find and use Turbo CLI commands
- Where to see examples for sessions, images, and diagnostics
- How to get built-in help from the CLI
Using This Reference
- Run
turbo helpto list available commands; runturbo help <command>to see usage, options, and examples for that command. - Each command page in this section follows a consistent structure with usage, options, examples, and output details when available.
- The CLI installs with Turbo Client, Turbo Server, and Turbo Studio.
Command Categories
- Sessions: turbo run, turbo new, turbo sessions, turbo ps, turbo stop, turbo rm
- Images: turbo pull, turbo push, turbo commit, turbo import, turbo export, turbo rmi, turbo scan
- Auth & Config: turbo login, turbo logout, turbo config, turbo version
- Installs & Shortcuts: turbo install, turbo uninstall, turbo gc-shortcuts, turbo installed
- Diagnostics: turbo logs, turbo netstat, turbo history, turbo inspect
