These commands act on the workspace selected by login, link, or --team.
Domains
add attaches the domain to the linked project, or to --project. --workspace adds it to the workspace without attaching it to a project. The name is lowercased, and a leading https:// is stripped.
After adding a domain, point DNS at Brimble, then check progress:
remove (aliases rm, delete) detaches the domain from its project, or deletes it from the workspace when it is not attached. It asks first. Pass -y in a script.
list shows each domain, the project it is on, whether DNS is active, and whether it is the primary domain.
Buying a domain, editing DNS records, and wildcard setup stay in the dashboard. See Custom domains.
Environments
An environment groups projects (production, staging, and so on). It is not the same thing as a project’s variables. Variables are brimble env.
create can copy shared variables from another environment with --inherit-from.
default makes an environment the default for new projects.
delete (rm) requires --move-to. Projects in the deleted environment move there. The destination has to be a different environment. The command asks first. Pass -y to skip the question. In a script, --move-to is required.
brimble project list --environment staging lists projects in one environment.
Teams
switch sets the default workspace for later commands. personal clears it and returns you to your personal workspace. A linked directory still uses the team stored in .brimble/project.json. --team and BRIMBLE_TEAM_ID override both for a single command.
--role is ADMINISTRATOR, MEMBER, or VIEWER. The default is MEMBER.
invite sends to the current team unless you pass --to. remove uses the current team unless you pass --from. You can match a member by email, username, or ID. Removal asks for confirmation.
Regions, plans, and frameworks
regions lists datacenters, including which ones your plan can use. frameworks prints framework slugs, one per line. plans prints plan data. All three accept -o json. Last modified on October 16, 2026
