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Associate the current directory with an existing or new Alpic project. Once linked, commands like deploy and git connect operate on the linked project without requiring additional flags.

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Usage

alpic link
Interactively links the current directory to an Alpic project. Prompts for project selection or creation if not already linked.

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Extended Usage

Skip all prompts (useful in CI): 
alpic link --non-interactive --project-name my-app --runtime node24
Link to an existing project by ID: 
alpic link --project-id <projectId>
Create a new project whose app lives in a monorepo subdirectory (path is relative to the directory where you run the command): 
alpic link --project-name my-app --root-dir ./packages/my-mcp-server
When linking interactively, Root directory defaults to . (repository root). Alpic stores this path on the project so builds and deployments run from that folder inside the connected repository.

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Options

FlagDescription
--non-interactiveSkip all confirmation prompts
--team-idTeam ID to use
--project-idLink to this existing project ID
--environment-idUse this environment ID
--project-nameNew project name
--runtimeRuntime to use: node24, node22, python3.14, python3.13
--root-dirRelative path to the app root for builds and deployments; only when creating a new project (omit for repository root)
--env-filePath to a .env file to source environment variables from (new projects only)
Authentication is required. Run alpic login or set ALPIC_API_KEY before linking.
If the current directory is a git repository, link will offer to connect the project to a GitHub remote after linking.