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Currently Unreleased Documentation
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This list was generated on August 19, 2026.
- !version
Resolve an Atmos-managed version from the active version track lock file.
- AI Skills
Configure custom AI skills in the `ai.skills` section of your `atmos.yaml`.
- Aliases
Create shortcut names for Atmos CLI commands using aliases.
- arguments
- artifacts
- Atmos AI
AI-powered capabilities for Atmos infrastructure management
- atmos ai skill
Manage AI skills including install, list, update, and uninstall operations
- atmos azure
Atmos Azure Commands
- atmos azure acr login
Login to Azure Container Registry using Atmos integrations or explicit registry login server URLs.
- atmos azure aks
Azure AKS commands for managing Azure Kubernetes Service clusters
- atmos azure aks token
Generate an AKS bearer token for kubectl using Atmos identities.
- atmos azure aks update-kubeconfig
Download kubeconfig from an AKS cluster and save it to a file.
- atmos ci
CI/CD integration commands for GitHub Actions and other CI providers.
- atmos config delete
Delete a value from atmos.yaml by dot-notation path.
- atmos config format
Format the active atmos.yaml file.
- atmos config get
Read a value from the effective Atmos configuration by dot-notation path.
- atmos config set
Set a value in atmos.yaml by dot-notation path while preserving comments, anchors, and templates.
- atmos gcp
Native Atmos commands for Google Cloud authentication.
- atmos gcp gke token
Emit a Kubernetes ExecCredential from an Atmos-managed GCP identity.
- atmos helm
- atmos init
Initialize a complete Atmos project from a built-in or catalog template.
- atmos kubernetes
Render, validate, diff, plan, apply, deploy, and delete Kubernetes components in Atmos stacks.
- atmos kubernetes apply
Apply the Kubernetes objects for a stack-configured component to the target cluster.
- atmos kubernetes delete
Delete the Kubernetes objects managed by a stack-configured component from the target cluster.
- atmos kubernetes deploy
Deploy a stack-configured Kubernetes component to the target cluster (workflow-friendly alias for apply).
- atmos kubernetes diff
Show what would change in the cluster for a stack-configured Kubernetes component using a server-side dry run.
- atmos kubernetes plan
- atmos kubernetes render
Render the final Kubernetes manifests for a stack-configured component without touching the cluster.
- atmos kubernetes validate
Validate rendered Kubernetes manifests offline by default, with optional server-side dry-run checks.
- atmos scaffold
Generate, validate, and update template-driven boilerplate with versioned Atmos scaffold manifests.
- atmos scaffold generate
Generate or update files from an AtmosScaffoldConfig template.
- atmos scaffold list
List available scaffold templates configured in atmos.yaml.
- atmos scaffold validate
Validate versioned AtmosScaffoldConfig template manifests before generation.
- atmos stack config set
Set a component-relative value in the stack manifest that defines it, preserving comments, anchors, and templates.
- atmos stack set
Set a component-relative value in the stack manifest that defines it, preserving comments, anchors, and templates.
- atmos terraform plan
- atmos toolchain
Manage toolchain dependencies for your Atmos components with native version control and Aqua registry integration.
- atmos toolchain get
Display version information for tools configured in your .tool-versions file.
- atmos toolchain info
Display detailed registry information about a toolchain tool.
- atmos toolchain lock
Generate or refresh toolchain.lock.yaml without reinstalling tools.
- atmos toolchain remove
Remove tool entries from your .tool-versions file when they are no longer needed.
- atmos toolchain set
Set or update the default version for a tool in your toolchain configuration.
- atmos toolchain uninstall
Uninstall specific tool versions or all tools from your local toolchain cache.
- atmos toolchain update
Update tools to their newest available version.
- atmos vendor clean
Remove lock-owned vendored files, refusing to delete files modified since they were vendored.
- atmos vendor config set
Set a raw value in vendor.yaml by dot-notation path, preserving comments, anchors, and templates.
- atmos vendor diff
Show the Git diff between two versions of a vendored component without a local checkout.
- atmos vendor get
Read the pinned version of a vendored component from vendor.yaml.
- atmos vendor pull
Use this command to pull sources and mixins from remote repositories for Terraform and Helmfile components and stacks.
- atmos vendor set
Set the pinned version of a vendored component in vendor.yaml, preserving comments, anchors, and templates.
- atmos vendor update
Update vendored component versions to the latest allowed release, preserving comments, anchors, and templates.
- atmos vendor verify
Verify vendored files match vendor.lock.yaml, reporting drift for CI.
- Authentication
Configure cloud provider authentication in your `atmos.yaml` with providers, identities, and credential storage.
- Backend Provisioning
Stack configuration for automatic Terraform state backend provisioning.
- CI Configuration
Configure native CI/CD integration for GitHub Actions and other CI providers
- CI Pull Request Comments
Configure GitHub pull-request comments with Terraform plan summaries
- CLI Configuration
Use the `atmos.yaml` configuration file to control the behavior of the Atmos CLI.
- command
- Configure AI Assistants
Configure Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenAI Codex, and other AI coding assistants to use Atmos agent skills.
- Configure Your Editor for Atmos
- continue
- dependencies
- dependencies
- flags
- GKE kubeconfig authentication
Provision a GKE kubeconfig from an Atmos-managed GCP identity.
- Global Flags
Complete reference for all global command-line flags available in Atmos
- inputs
- Kubernetes Components
Configure Kubernetes-native components in Atmos stack manifests.
- Manage Lifecycle Events with Hooks
Run scanners, cost estimators, custom commands, and store outputs at component lifecycle events.
- Native CI
Native CI/CD integration for GitHub Actions and other CI providers
- preconditions
- Profiles
Configure named profiles for environment-specific Atmos settings
- Quick Start Introduction
- steps
- steps
- Version Files
Configure file managers that render locked versions into project files.
- Why Atmos?
Discover how Atmos helps teams manage complex Terraform infrastructure at scale
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Stay Updated
To know when unreleased features become available:
- Watch the Changelog — All releases are documented with their changes
- Follow GitHub Releases — Get notified of new releases
- Join our Slack Community — Discuss upcoming features with the team
Related
- Changelog — View recent releases and changes
- Experimental Features — Features under active development
- Roadmap — View our product roadmap