project¶

Reference

project manages repository identity and local binding continuity. Use it when a checkout needs explicit binding, rebind, unbind, or recovery operations.

envctl project bind ID
envctl project unbind
envctl project rebind
envctl project repair

Purpose¶

Project commands preserve repository identity and local continuity.

They exist to keep the binding between a repository and its local vault state understandable and recoverable.

What these commands do¶

These commands manage repository identity and local binding continuity.

Available subcommands¶

envctl project bind ID
envctl project unbind
envctl project rebind
envctl project repair

When to use it¶

Use project commands when local binding is broken, ambiguous, moved, or needs recovery.

When not to use it¶

Do not reach for project commands for normal day-to-day value changes. They are identity and recovery tools, not routine environment mutation commands.

Notes¶

These commands matter most when local binding is broken, moved, or needs recovery.

see status and inspect when you are diagnosing whether the local project context itself is healthy

Binding¶

Reconnect project commands to the conceptual identity layer.

Read about binding

Metadata and local state¶

See the local support state that helps recovery remain coherent.

Read about metadata

Recovery¶

Open this when the problem already feels like state recovery, not normal usage.

Open recovery guide