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Automate Wodby from APIs, SDKs, CLI, and MCP clients

Build scripts, integrations, CI workflows, internal tools, and AI-assisted operations on top of Wodby's public automation surfaces.

Use the REST API directly, start from generated SDKs, run Wodby CLI for pipeline and terminal workflows, or connect an MCP client when you want model-assisted platform operations.

Pick the automation surface that matches the job

Wodby exposes several developer-facing interfaces so teams do not have to force every workflow through the same tool.

Automate the platform objects teams work with every day

The public API is designed around Wodby's operational model, from organizations and projects down to app services, deployments, routes, tasks, backups, imports, and environment variables.

That makes it useful for internal portals, onboarding automation, CI helpers, reporting, compliance exports, and repeatable maintenance workflows.

API areas

organizationsprojectsappsapp instancesapp servicesbuildsdeploymentsclustersdatabasesintegrationsprovidersstacksbackupsimportstasksroutesenvironment variables

Use API keys for scripts, CI jobs, and SDK clients

API keys are created from user settings in the Wodby dashboard. Requests authenticate with X-API-KEY, while CI jobs and SDK examples typically pass the same value through WODBY_API_KEY.

Keys belong to an organization and run with the permissions of the user who created them, so automation can fit the same access model teams already use in the dashboard.

Start from generated SDK packages when application code is the right integration point

The official SDK packages target the Wodby 2 public API and are generated from the OpenAPI schema, so models and request helpers track the public REST contract.

LanguagePackageInstall
PHPwodby/wodby-sdk-phpcomposer require wodby/wodby-sdk-php
Pythonwodbypip install wodby
JavaScript and TypeScript@wodby/sdknpm install @wodby/sdk
Gogithub.com/wodby/wodby-sdk-go/v4/pkggo get github.com/wodby/wodby-sdk-go/v4/pkg

Next step

Build on the public interface that keeps your workflow simple

Use API calls for custom integrations, SDKs for application code, CLI commands for pipeline and terminal automation, and MCP when an assistant needs controlled access to Wodby operations.