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Operate and verify a business

Find operational workflows for releases, infrastructure, customers and diagnostics.

Operations change or observe platform state whose owner is outside the business program. Resolve the organization, business and environment before a write. Use the exact command help and structured output.

Choose a workflow

NeedWorkflow
Authenticate and select an organizationPlatform access, CLI authentication
Create a previewEnvironments, preview recipe
Understand an accepted buildApply, Apply Timeline
Release or recover productionReleases
Bind a concrete backend originBackend overview, transports
Change a hosted frontend variable or secretVariables
Support a customer, role or personaCustomer operations
Deliver events to an integrationWebhooks
Trace usage, faults or agent activityTroubleshooting
Configure notification deliveryNotifications

The complete command reference also includes organization membership, credentials, service accounts, agreements, tax settings, resource counts, dependents, knowledge and workflow control. These are discoverable capabilities even when they are not part of onboarding.

Verify the transition

Inspect current state first. Review the requested impact, execute once, retain the operation or workflow ID, and read back the narrow affected state. A timeout is not evidence that a write never happened. Use the exact retry.kind from farthershore operations list --format json; only same_key_replay uses a caller-persisted key. A replay is historical, so always run its named reconciliation read. See Retries and idempotency.

Apply acceptance is not frontend activation. Frontend activation is not backend health. A published commercial release is not proof that all existing subscribers moved. Choose verification that observes the requested outcome.

Recover the owning layer

Correct repository-owned structure in Git. Change a wrong environment binding through the matching backend operation. Recover a bad hosted artifact through the documented frontend pointer workflow. Preserve evidence and escalate platform workflow or provider faults that the public operations cannot repair. Troubleshooting gives the evidence required for that handoff.

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