CLI reference
flypod forget
Remove the local folder-to-site memory; the deployed site is unaffected.
flypod forget removes the local folder-to-site link. The deployed site is not affected; this only clears local memory in projects.json.
Synopsis
flypod forget [--site <id>]With no flag, flypod forgets the current folder's link. With --site, flypod forgets every folder linked to that site id.
Flags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--site <id> | Forget every folder linked to this site id. |
--json | Emit {"ok":true,"forgotten":<n>,"site_id":"…"} on stdout. forgotten is how many links were removed; site_id is omitted when nothing was linked to this folder. |
-h, --help | Print usage and exit. |
Examples
Forget the current folder's link:
flypod forgetForget all folders linked to a site:
flypod forget --site a3f1c2d4e5b60789Notes
- This does not delete or expire the deployed site. It only removes local links so
flypod update,flypod versions, andflypod rollbackno longer resolve a site automatically from this folder. - The link is also where this machine keeps an anonymous site's
manage_token, so forgetting it means this machine can no longer update that site, and a laterflypod loginwill not attach it. To keep a temporary site, runflypod loginbefore forgetting it. - Forgetting something that is not linked is not an error: it exits
0withforgotten: 0. - After forgetting, run
flypodto create a new deploy and link, or pass--site <id>to the version commands explicitly.
flypod install skill
Write the flypod Agent Skill into your repo so coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot) know how to deploy with flypod.
flypod token
Reveal the manage token for a site you deployed, for the rare case where you need to act on it from a machine that doesn't remember it.