Version-controlled workflow definitions
Resources / CLI Tooling
Unmeshed CLI: terminal-first control.
Build and validate workflows in local/dev, then promote the same definitions to production / live with repeatable CLI release flows.
$ unmeshed login
$ export UNMESHED_ENGINE_URL=https://dev.unmeshed.io
$ unmeshed update pd ./definitions
$ export UNMESHED_ENGINE_URL=https://uat.unmeshed.io
$ unmeshed update pd ./definitions
$ export UNMESHED_ENGINE_URL=https://prod.unmeshed.io
$ unmeshed update pd ./definitionsUse unmeshed [command] --help for command-level documentation.
Deterministic promotions across environments
Built for developer-first CI/CD automation
DevOps Promotion Flow
A common operating model is to build and validate workflow definitions in a development instance, export and store those same definitions in a Git-based repository, then promote the exact version to production / live after tests pass. This keeps releases traceable, repeatable, and environment-safe.
1. Build in DEV
Author and iterate process definitions in your development environment.
2. Version in Git
Download definitions and commit them with PR reviews, CI checks, and release tags.
3. Promote to Production
Submit the same tested definitions to production / live for controlled rollout.
We designed Unmeshed to be developer-first: terminal-native commands, environment-driven configuration, and automation-friendly workflows that fit naturally into CI/CD pipelines.
Quick Start
Authenticate
Login to your Unmeshed instance with credentials or env vars.
unmeshed login
# or
export UNMESHED_ENGINE_URL=https://your-instance.unmeshed.io
export UNMESHED_API_KEY=unmeshed-api-key
unmeshed loginUpdate Resources
Bulk upsert process definitions, schedules, and server-side artifacts.
unmeshed update pd /path/to/definitionsOperate at Runtime
Run workflows, inspect executions, and manage process/step operations from terminal-first workflows.
unmeshed run
unmeshed search
unmeshed process
unmeshed stepReady To Ship
Get started with Unmeshed
Connect your environment and move tested workflow definitions to production / live through a developer-first release flow.