Documentation

User guide for Skalpai Cloud, and references for the Skalpai toolchain — sklp (local dev orchestration and AI-assisted CI/CD) and skt (the toolchain manager).

Skalpai Cloud

• Skalpai Cloud — user guide

  The hosted console: what each feature does for your stack and what it needs from you.

• Sentinel — outside monitoring

  Probes your machines and public endpoints from outside every minute, filters false alerts, and mails a diagnosis when something breaks. On for every stack, no setup.

sklp

• sklp & skt — full reference

  Every command and flag, generated from the CLI itself, plus the skt recipe catalogue, mesh and node guides.

• sklp dev — devstack reference

  Author .sklp/dev.yaml for the local-stack supervisor. Services, depends_on, ready probes, oneshot, OCI containers.

• sklp — security audit

  Multi-agent security review of the embedded OCI runtime and the skt toolchain: threat model, confirmed findings with fix status, and the positive controls that hold.

• sklp ci — pipeline reference

  Author .sklp/tasks/ci.yaml for diff-aware PR validation. Scopes, steps, tools, and per-step service dependencies (Postgres, NATS, …) as K8s sidecars or local containers.

• sklp issue — CLI reference

  Manage issues from the terminal: list, create, edit, status, promote feedback, and mirror to GitHub. Replaces the prior sklp feedback verb.

• sklp logs — CLI reference

  Query stack telemetry from the terminal: severity, relative time windows, full-text search. The credential stays in local config, so an AI agent can read production logs without ever seeing a token.

• Deploy resources — cpu, memory, pids

  Cap CPU, memory and process count per deployed container with cgroups v2, so one leaky service cannot OOM the node and take every other space down with it.

• sklp completion — shell completion

  Install bash, zsh, or fish completion. Tab-complete verbs, flags, enum values, and the task names under .sklp/tasks/.

skt

• skt — toolchain manager

  What skt is and why: a rootless, shim-free installer for runtimes and CLIs that reports binary paths as JSON. Host → versioned cache → binary path.

• skt install — installing tools

  skt install <tool>@<version>, partial versions (node@24), the cache, --json, and --cache-dir.

• skt commands — CLI reference

  The full surface: install, resolve, bin, list, clean, exec — with examples for each.

• skt tools — supported toolchains

  Runtimes (go, node, rust, python), CLIs via TOML recipes (trivy, gitleaks, kubectl, helm, bun), go-install modules, and pnpm via corepack.

• skt recipes — adding a tool

  The TOML recipe format (platform/install/resolve, tokens, checksum), embedded + external override resolution, and a concrete example.