AGS CLI

Last updated on September 15, 2026

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The AGS CLI is ready to use today, and new capabilities arrive with each release.

Overview

The AGS CLI is a unified command-line tool for AccelByte Gaming Services (AGS). It covers 25 AGS services in one binary. You can use it from the terminal, from scripts, and from AI agents.

The recording shows the first run: sign in, then explore the command tree with help pages.

The AGS CLI is the unification effort for the separate per-service CLIs. The existing CLIs (AMS CLI and extend-helper-cli) continue to work. The AGS CLI can replace them for most workflows.

Every command maps to one AGS API endpoint, so a command does exactly what its name says. Multi-step operations run as reviewable workflows you can dry-run before anything is applied. The same commands work typed in a terminal, scripted in CI, or driven by an AI assistant.

Source and releases: github.com/AccelByte/accelbyte-ags-cli.

Install

Install the AGS CLI with Homebrew or an installer script. See Install and sign in for the commands for macOS, Linux, and Windows, and for the note about unsigned binaries.

Sign in

ags auth login

This opens a browser window for authentication. Follow the prompts to complete sign-in. See Install and sign in for full details on CI login and client credentials.

Introduction

Why the AGS CLI exists and what it is designed to do.

Install and sign in

Install the AGS CLI and sign in to your AGS environment.

Commands

The AGS CLI command model and common options.

Workflows

Use and author AGS CLI workflows.

Automation and AI

Use the AGS CLI in CI pipelines and with AI assistants.

Migrate from existing CLIs

Replace extend-helper-cli and AMS CLI commands with AGS CLI equivalents.

What's New

AGS CLI release highlights and recent changes.