Dropstone Support

Dropstone CLI overview

The Dropstone CLI is an agent for your terminal that reads your codebase, edits files, runs commands, and shares memory with everything else on your account. Install it in one command. The full reference is at docs.dropstone.io.

The Dropstone CLI is the same assistant, in your terminal, built for software work. You describe what you want; it reads the relevant code, plans the change, edits files across the project, runs your commands, and explains what it did.

Dropstone Support covers the CLI at a high level. The complete reference, every command, flag, configuration option, and integration, is at docs.dropstone.io.

What it does

  • Reads and understands your codebase, staying grounded in the code you already have
  • Makes coordinated edits across many files
  • Runs builds, tests, and commands, and reads the output
  • Works with git, GitHub, and GitLab
  • Connects to your editor through the VS Code extension and other IDE integrations
  • Extends with skills, plugins, custom tools, and MCP servers

The same memory

The CLI shares your account's memory with chat and the SDK. A convention you correct in the CLI is followed in chat. A fact it learns about your project is there the next time you open the project, on any surface. The CLI documentation has a page on how memory works there: docs.dropstone.io/cli/memory.

Platforms

macOS, Linux, and Windows, with native builds for each. See Install the CLI.

Plans

The CLI is available on every plan, including Free, and draws from the same weekly allowance as everything else. See How usage and limits work.

Where to go next

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