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Before you begin

Install Node.js 22 or later. You also need access to a Marina workspace.
1

Install the CLI

2

Sign in

Marina opens your browser for sign-in and delivers the resulting credential back to the CLI. The credential is stored with user-only permissions in ~/.marina/profile.
3

Deploy a project

Run this from the project directory:
Marina uploads the project, follows its build, and prints the live URL when the version has been published.

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Try the demo

To verify your account without preparing a project first, deploy the bundled Hello Marina collage:
The demo is a real Marina app. You can open it, redeploy it, inspect its versions, and delete it from the dashboard when you are finished.

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Deploy with a coding agent

Ask the agent to install Marina’s deployment skill explicitly:
For orchestration, add --json to every command:
Machine-readable results are written to standard output. Human progress stays on standard error.

Configure the project

Add marina.json when you want an explicit name, icon, or runtime.

Develop locally

Run the app on your machine with marina dev: real Postgres, real jobs, no Docker.