Maturity notes matter here. Some surfaces are fully live, some are live with caveats, and some are user-visible but still evolving. Each page states which it is.
Introduction
Start with the product model, terminology, and how the control plane actually works today.
Getting Started
Get from account setup to first workload without learning the entire platform first.
Assets
Upload, optimize, manage, govern, and deliver assets through StackShift storage, CDN, media, and DAM APIs.
StackShift Mail
Send product email through StackShift Mail with verified sender domains, templates, OTP, events, webhooks, bounces, reputation controls, scheduled delivery, batch sending, inbound capture, and analytics.
Durable Jobs
Define backend work in code and let StackShift run it to completion with retries, state, steps, and event-based resumption.
Projects
Use projects for application-centric deployments from GitHub or Docker images.
Stacks
Use stacks for Compose workloads, service-style systems, and stateful multi-container apps.
Templates
Templates are curated stack blueprints with versioning, service notes, and safer lifecycle controls.
Nodes
Nodes are the runtime hosts attached to StackShift through the agent.
Databases
Managed databases are first-class resources with their own lifecycle, credentials, and recovery behavior.
Operations
Use the operations surfaces to understand health, services, alerts, node state, and recovery progress.
Domains & Email
Use StackShift’s domain and email product surfaces with the right maturity expectations.
Terminal & Operations
Open shells into running workloads and databases, run runbooks and one-off commands, and govern all of it with production safeguards, approvals, recordings, and policy.
Team & Access
Invite collaborators, manage members, and work with the current team collaboration model.
Billing
Billing covers plans, subscription state, usage, transactions, payment methods, and spending controls.
AI Features
AI features currently center on diagnosis and guided investigation, with clear operator-first expectations.
Infrastructure as Code
Manage StackShift resources, action triggers, runbooks, agency records, and compute resources from Terraform or OpenTofu.
Settings
Account, global environment, and notification settings are part of day-to-day platform administration.