bt environments - Braintrust

bt environments manages deployment environments in the active Braintrust organization. Use --org to select a different organization for a command. Running bt environments without a subcommand is equivalent to running bt environments list.

Subcommands

Subcommand	Description
`bt environments`	List environments in the active organization
`bt environments list`	List environments in the active organization
`bt environments view [slug]`	View an environment. Omit the slug to choose one interactively
`bt environments create [name]`	Create an environment. Omit the name to enter it interactively
`bt environments update [slug]`	Update an environment. Omit the slug to choose one interactively
`bt environments delete [slug]`	Delete an environment. Omit the slug to choose one interactively

Examples

bt environments list
bt environments view production
bt environments create Production --slug production
bt environments update production --description "Production deployment"

Command-specific flags

Command	Flag	Description
`bt environments view`	`--slug <SLUG>`	Environment slug (alternative to the positional argument)
`bt environments create`	`--name <NAME>`	Environment display name (alternative to the positional argument)
`bt environments create`	`--slug <SLUG>`	Unique slug within the organization. Defaults to a slug generated from the name
`bt environments create`	`--description <TEXT>`	Environment description
`bt environments update`	`--slug <SLUG>`	Environment slug (alternative to the positional argument)
`bt environments update`	`--name <NAME>`	New environment display name
`bt environments update`	`--new-slug <SLUG>`	New environment slug
`bt environments update`	`--description <TEXT>`	New environment description
`bt environments update`	`--clear-description`	Remove the environment description
`bt environments delete`	`--slug <SLUG>`	Environment slug (alternative to the positional argument)
`bt environments delete`	`--force`, `-f`	Skip the confirmation prompt. Requires an environment slug

bt environments accepts shared global flags, including --org and --profile. Use --json for machine-readable output.