CLI reference

ase CLI reference

The ASE Brain CLI. Cloud operations need ase login or a release credential in CI. Website planning and generation run locally without credentials.

Command	What it does
`ase editor`	Prepare this project's SDK, then launch its editor.
`ase engine`	Install a verified engine tooling package from a local release artifact.
`ase fleet`	Dedicated servers: their performance, and the local provider.
`ase games`	Work with the Game Registry.
`ase integrate`	Store and service integrations.
`ase login`	Sign in to your studio on ASE Brain with a code you approve in the studio console.
`ase logout`	Sign out of ASE Brain.
`ase net`	Online play for a game, in its repo.
`ase new-game`	Create a game: its registry entry in your studio and its files from the template. With an idea, a coding agent then builds it. In a terminal it asks what flags leave open; run by an agent or in CI it asks nothing.
`ase perf`	A game's own performance events: daily numbers, or cuts by version, platform or device.
`ase record`	Record a scene's or script's capture takes through its selected engine package.
`ase release`	A game's release, step by step (the game's own CI workflows run these).
`ase sdk`	The selected engine SDK: develop it here, or install and update it in a game.
`ase self-update`	Update now instead of waiting for the hourly automatic check.
`ase skill`	The `ase` skill for Claude and Codex, so they can make games with `ase` and ask ASE Brain about the studio's games.
`ase skins`	Your studio's own skins: start one from Corpo, check it, create it, upload versions of it, try them on in the studio console and publish one for everyone in the studio.
`ase studio`	Your studio on ASE Brain: who may release its games, release keys, secrets.
`ase sync`	Bring Brain's files in a game's repo up to date: workflows, instructions and the engine SDK.
`ase website`	Static websites and their anonymous request totals.

Every command also takes:

Argument	Description
`--root <ROOT>`	The ase-brain checkout to work on; found from the current directory by default. Also read from `ASE_ROOT`.