CLI missing compose, mount, and domain commands — deploy without GitHub?

[frankdierolf]

Context

I'm building an AI agent skill that wraps the Dokploy CLI to deploy apps. The idea: the agent scaffolds a Vue SPA + PocketBase app, then deploys it to Dokploy — all without needing a GitHub repo.

The Dokploy web UI and tRPC API support this workflow perfectly via sourceType: "raw" composes + file mounts. But the CLI is missing the commands to do it.

What's missing from the CLI

Operation	Web UI / API	CLI
Create compose	compose.create	Missing
Update compose YAML	compose.update (sourceType: "raw")	Missing
Deploy compose	compose.deploy	Missing
Create file mounts	mounts.create	Missing
Create domains	domain.create	Missing

The CLI currently covers projects, apps, databases, and env vars — but not the compose/mount/domain lifecycle.

Why this matters

Right now, deploying a raw compose (no GitHub) requires falling back to curl with tRPC endpoints. This works, but:

• The CLI has --help and discoverability — agents (and humans) can explore capabilities
• curl with tRPC is fragile and undocumented
• The compose + mount + domain flow is the most common deployment pattern for self-hosted apps

What I'd love to see

dokploy compose:create --name "my-app" --project-uuid $PROJECT_UUID --environment-uuid $ENV_UUID
dokploy compose:update --compose-uuid $ID --source-type raw --file docker-compose.yml
dokploy compose:deploy --compose-uuid $ID
dokploy mount:create --compose-uuid $ID --type file --file-path "index.html" --content "..." 
dokploy domain:create --compose-uuid $ID --host "app.example.com" --port 8080 --https --letsencrypt

Happy to contribute

If this direction makes sense, I'd be glad to submit a PR adding these commands. The tRPC endpoints already exist — the CLI just needs to wrap them.

Using Dokploy CLI v0.2.8.

[frankdierolf]

I just encountered that. So I thought I drop a issue.
Feel free to ping me if that is of intrests. Also feel free to just close it to keep yourself sane. No bad feelings. Thanks for the work! :)

Best regards,
Frank ✌️