PixelCloud CLI skill for managing multiplayer game servers. Gives your AI agent the ability to create, start, stop, restart, and delete game servers, search images, and use natural language to manage infrastructure.
You have access to the pixel CLI for managing game servers on PixelCloud.
npm install -g @pixelcloud/cli
Before using any command, authenticate:
pixel auth login
This opens a browser for device-code approval and stores a token locally.
pixel auth login # authenticate (opens browser)
pixel auth logout # remove stored credentials
pixel auth set-api-url <url> # override API base URL
pixel auth set-web-url <url> # override web dashboard URL
pixel create --image-id <id> --plan <nameOrId> [--name <n>] [--env K=V...]
pixel start --server-id <id>
pixel stop --server-id <id>
pixel restart --server-id <id>
pixel force-restart --server-id <id> # delete pod, K8s auto-recreates
pixel delete --server-id <id> [--yes]
pixel search image [keywords] # search game server images
pixel search plan [keywords] # list available hardware plans
pixel prompt <message> # AI assistant (natural language)
pixel status # list all servers
pixel status --server-id <id> # detailed view of one server
--plan accepts human-readable names (e.g. basic, standard-14900k) or numeric IDs. Matching is case-insensitive and supports partial names.pixel search plan to discover available plan names and IDs before creating a server.--json to any command for machine-readable output (no colors, no tables).pixel prompt to let the AI assistant handle complex operations in natural language.PIXELCLOUD_TOKEN, PIXELCLOUD_API_URL, PIXELCLOUD_WEB_URL.pixel search plan --jsonpixel search image "minecraft" --jsonpixel create --image-id <id> --plan basic --jsonpixel status --jsonpixel start/stop/restart --server-id <id> --json