Lifecycle documentation
Select a task-oriented path through Lifecycle as an application developer, evaluator, platform operator, API user, or Agent administrator.
Create, use, and operate Lifecycle Environments
Select the path that matches your task. An administrator can disable features or add role gates. Thus, each guide identifies its applicable prerequisites.
I develop applications
Onboard a repository. Open a pull request. Make sure that the Services are deployed.
Create my first EnvironmentFind Environments. Examine build and deployment logs. Start available actions.
Use the Lifecycle UISelect Services, branches, dependencies, builds, deployments, and webhooks.
Configure lifecycle.yamlI evaluate or operate the platform
See the components, request flow, storage, identity, and trust boundaries.
Understand the systemCompare the starter OpenTofu and existing-cluster Helm evaluation paths. Then, make sure that your selected path is safe.
Select an installation pathPlan upgrades, backups, recovery, monitoring, and configuration changes.
Operate LifecycleI automate Lifecycle
Authenticate. Examine Environments. Follow status. Read logs. Start actions.
Use the CLICreate a scoped credential. Use authenticated v2 endpoints. Revoke the credential.
Use API keysFind the generated OpenAPI reference and understand authentication boundaries.
Use the HTTP APII use or administer Agents
Deployment packaging, configuration, and role policy control Agent and MCP availability. Check each page’s availability boundary before you use its workflow.
When your deployment makes the feature available, see the current Labs boundary. Then, launch a governed workspace.
Check Agent Session availabilitySee which models, instructions, permissions, tools, runtimes, and inspection controls are available in a deployment.
Learn Agent administrationLifecycle MCP uses one URL and OAuth sign-in for the tools that your account permits.
Connect to Lifecycle MCPIf you are not sure where to start, read What is Lifecycle? and the terminology reference.