Timeweb Cloud CLI (twc)
TWC CLI
Official CLI and simple SDK for managing Timeweb Cloud resources from the terminal
Install
pip install twc-cliInstall from PyPI.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The twc command-line tool for working with Timeweb Cloud through its API. It installs from PyPI and is configured with an access token via twc config. An agent with terminal access can call twc to manage resources. The full command list is in the CLI Reference.
Who it is for. Developers and DevOps engineers who host projects on Timeweb Cloud.
Good fit when
- You want to manage Timeweb Cloud from a terminal or scripts
- An agent in the terminal should create or inspect resources on request
- You want to automate routine cloud operations
Not a fit when
- You do not use Timeweb Cloud
- You cannot give an agent a token with access to the whole cloud account
Example request
Use twc to list my cloud servers in Timeweb CloudLimitations
It is a regular CLI, not an MCP server, so the agent needs terminal access. Requires Python 3.8 and a Timeweb Cloud access token. The README covers only install and initial setup; details are in the Russian user guide.
How to disable. Uninstall with pip uninstall twc-cli or pipx uninstall twc-cli and revoke the token in the Timeweb Cloud panel.
Security check
- The token grants access to the cloud account and billable resources
- Commands can create and delete servers and other resources
README in short
The README describes twc as a command-line interface and simple SDK for Timeweb Cloud. It installs via pip, pipx or a prebuilt .pyz archive from releases. After getting a token, setup is done with twc config. Shell completion is available for popular shells, with links to the user guide and command reference.
FAQ
Where do I get a token?
In the API keys section of the Timeweb Cloud panel, then enter it in twc config.
Is shell completion available?
Yes, twc --install-completion sets it up for Bash, Zsh, Fish and PowerShell.
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