With the July 2025 release, Teams has been renamed to Projects across the StackGen platform. This change reflects our broader vision of enabling cross-functional collaboration around infrastructure, code, and compliance workflows under clearly scoped project workspaces. All existing functionality remains the same and only the terminology has been updated to better align with how you organize and manage appStacks, modules, and cloud environments in real-world settings. You’ll now see Projects wherever Teams was previously referenced in the UI, CLI, and documentation.
View Projects
The stackgen project command retrieves projects within your StackGen organisation. It supports subcommands to list the projects available to the authenticated user.
Usage
stackgen project list
Lists all Projects accessible to the currently authenticated user.
Use this command when:
- You need to reference project UUIDs in scripts or automation pipelines.
- You're deploying infra (e.g., Terraform modules) across projects.
- You want a CLI-based alternative to viewing project membership in the UI.
Role-Based Behavior
Admin users: Returns all projects within the org.
Developer users: Returns only the projects the user is a member of.
Flags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
-h, --help | Help for the project list command |
-i, --interactive | Run CLI in interactive mode |
--log int | Set log level: 2 = DEBUG, 3 = INFO (default), 4 = WARN, 5 = ERROR |
-o, --output | Set output format: json, human, or raw (default: human) |
--project string | Specify the UUID of a project (optional; used in other commands) |
Example
stackgen project list --output json
Sample Outputs
Output for Admins
[
{
"name": "Platform Engineering",
"uuid": "project-abc123"
},
{
"name": "DevOps Project",
"uuid": "project-def456"
}
]
Output for Developers
[
{
"name": "DevOps Project",
"uuid": "project-def456"
}
]