# Planton

> Set up cloud infrastructure, deploy applications from Git, and give your team a repeatable way to ship. See how Planton works in your cloud.

Give developers and their coding agents a repeatable path from repository to running service. Planton brings infrastructure, application delivery, and your team’s controls together—in your cloud.

## From infrastructure to application

- **Connect your cloud.** Connect the cloud accounts your team already uses, with the access your deployment needs.
- **Create an environment.** Define the network, runtime, and supporting services once. Reuse the architecture with each environment’s configuration.
- **Ship your application.** Connect your repository and configure its delivery path. Follow each build and deployment across your environments.

## Who it is for

- Platform Engineer: You run the platform your developers and their coding agents build on, and you are the one who gets paged when something they created is wrong.
- Engineering Leader: You sign for the cloud bill and answer for the outage. You will not live in a console; you want to know what was deployed, what it costs, and that the rules held.
- IT Consulting Firms: You stand up environments for clients who mandate a cloud your team may not know, and you hand the work back when the engagement ends.
- Startup Founder: You are shipping a product with a small team and no ops hire, and every hour on infrastructure is an hour not on the product.
- Security and Governance Leader: You own the posture of an estate you did not build, and the tools you have tell you what went wrong after it did.

## Start

- Hosted free tier: 3 seats, no card. Team plan per seat. Self-hosted community edition free for up to 5 seats; 30-day evaluation key. Planton Desktop free for individuals, including commercial use.
- Pricing: https://planton.ai/pricing

## Pages

- [Cloud Infrastructure and Application Delivery](https://planton.ai/index.md): Set up cloud infrastructure, deploy applications from Git, and give your team a repeatable way to ship. See how Planton works in your cloud.

### Trust

- [Trust](https://planton.ai/trust.md): What Planton proves about every deployment before it exists and keeps afterward: the cost, the rules, the record, the security posture, and whose keys it runs on.
- [Verified Before Deploy](https://planton.ai/trust/verified-before-deploy.md): Before anything is created, Planton states the monthly cost with its coverage, the least-privilege permissions, and the controls each kind enforces.
- [Rules and Approvals](https://planton.ai/trust/rules-and-approvals.md): Deployment budgets that pause a deploy, protected environments that refuse self-approval, a curated catalog, and sensitive fields that only take managed secrets.
- [The Record](https://planton.ai/trust/the-record.md): Every infrastructure change is one Infra Job, kept and queryable with its configuration, cost fact, verdicts, approvals, and the snapshot of what exists afterward.
- [Security Posture](https://planton.ai/trust/security-posture.md): Seventeen technical controls with evidence per kind, crosswalked to four frameworks, stated honestly: a kind enforces controls; it is never called compliant.
- [Your Cloud, Your Keys](https://planton.ai/trust/your-cloud-your-keys.md): Planton runs in your account with your keys, your state, and your bill. Keyless connections store nothing; every module is open source; you can leave with your manifests.

### Product

- [Product](https://planton.ai/product.md): Infra Hub, Service Hub, your coding agent, the CLI, the catalog, import, and the open source underneath: what Planton is, as a platform engineer meets it.
- [Infra Hub](https://planton.ai/product/infra-hub.md): Describe what you need, see the monthly cost and the IAM policy before anything is created, deploy, and publish it as an Infra Chart your team reuses.
- [Service Hub](https://planton.ai/product/service-hub.md): Connect a repository and every push is built, containerized, deployed, and promoted in your environments’ order, with the result written back into GitHub.
- [Coding Agents](https://planton.ai/product/coding-agents.md): Your coding agent reaches Planton through the Planton skills and the Planton MCP server, or through the CLI, and deploys through the same door as everyone.
- [CLI](https://planton.ai/product/cli.md): Everything Planton does, from your terminal: validate a manifest, deploy a component or a directory in dependency order, stream the job, install an Infra Chart.
- [Catalog](https://planton.ai/product/catalog.md): 700+ catalog kinds across 8 providers, each with a cost fact sheet, a control posture with evidence, and least-privilege permissions; 18 Infra Charts.
- [Import](https://planton.ai/product/import.md): Bring infrastructure that already exists under Planton’s record without redeploying it: adopt it, import its state in one verified step, keep the record.
- [Open Source](https://planton.ai/product/open-source.md): Every infrastructure module is Apache 2.0: the catalog, the Infra Charts, the CLI and its engine. If you leave, you take your manifests and keep deploying them.

### Distributions

- [Distributions](https://planton.ai/distributions.md): Hosted at planton.ai, self-hosted on your Kubernetes cluster with a license that verifies offline, or free on your laptop as Planton Desktop. One model.
- [Hosted](https://planton.ai/distributions/hosted.md): The control plane at planton.ai; every deploy in your own cloud account, under your own keys, with nothing to run. Free for up to 3 seats with no card.
- [Self-Hosted](https://planton.ai/distributions/self-hosted.md): The whole platform on your Kubernetes cluster: two Helm commands, an operator, a license that verifies offline and never bricks. Free for up to 5 seats.
- [Planton Desktop](https://planton.ai/desktop.md): The whole platform on your laptop, deploying to your own cloud with the sign-ins already on your machine. No account. Free for individuals, commercial use too.
- [Download Planton Desktop](https://planton.ai/desktop/download.md): Install Planton Desktop for macOS, Windows, or Linux. Free for individuals, including commercial use.

### Solutions

- [Solutions](https://planton.ai/solutions.md): Planton for the platform engineer who runs the platform, the leader who signs for it, the IT consulting firm that delivers it, the founder who ships on it, and the security leader who governs it.
- [Planton for Platform Engineers](https://planton.ai/solutions/platform-engineer.md): Self-service your developers and their coding agents cannot break: rules written once, cost and permissions verified before anything exists, a record of every deploy.
- [Planton for Engineering Leaders](https://planton.ai/solutions/engineering-leader.md): What your team deploys, proven before it exists: the cost, the rule that held, and the record, without a new team and without opening a console.
- [Planton for IT Consulting Firms](https://planton.ai/solutions/it-consultancy.md): One organization per client, a client environment from a published template, and everything handed back as manifests when the engagement ends.
- [Planton for Startup Founders](https://planton.ai/solutions/startup-founder.md): Ship without an ops hire: push to deploy, the monthly cost before it exists, free to start, and nothing redone when you become a team.
- [Planton for Security and Governance Leaders](https://planton.ai/solutions/security-and-governance-leader.md): Rules that hold at the moment of creation, controls stated with evidence and never called compliant, and a record of every change; a complement to your posture tools.

### Compare

- [How Planton Compares](https://planton.ai/compare.md): Governance platforms observe after the fact, IaC tools work on Terraform you write, portals catalog what you have. Planton proves at creation, beside all three.

### Pricing

- [Pricing](https://planton.ai/pricing.md): Plans for every stage, on planton.ai or your own infrastructure. A free tier that never bills, one team plan, and self-hosted licenses that verify offline.
- [Enterprise](https://planton.ai/pricing/enterprise.md): Enterprise at Planton: a published rate card in your market, enterprise identity, air-gap, compliance reporting, and real SLAs. Self-serve below 25 seats.

### Company

- [Design System](https://planton.ai/branding/design-system.md): The visual laws every Planton surface follows: monochrome chrome, color only where it carries meaning, one typeface, one palette.

### Legal

- [Privacy Policy](https://planton.ai/legal/privacy.md): How Planton collects, uses, and protects your personal data when you use the platform.
- [Terms of Service](https://planton.ai/legal/terms.md): The terms governing your use of the Planton platform.
- [Refund Policy](https://planton.ai/legal/refund-policy.md): How refunds work for Planton team subscriptions, self-hosted licenses, and prepaid AI credits.

## Documentation

- [Build Methods](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/build-methods.md): How Service Hub transforms source code into deployable container images or Cloudflare Worker scripts.
- [Deploy from GitHub Actions](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/deploy-from-github-actions.md): Deploy your service to your own cloud from GitHub Actions — with no backend service anywhere, or connected through your Planton backend. One action serves both, and switching between them is a few lines.
- [Deployment Environments](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/deployment-environments.md): Which environments a service deploys to, how a push walks them, and how a branch can be pointed at exactly one.
- [Deployment Stage](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/deployment-stage.md): How pipelines turn built artifacts into running services — manifest resolution, Kustomize overlays, environment mapping, and local development.
- [Deployment Targets](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/deployment-targets.md): Where services run — supported cloud platforms, deployment configuration models, and per-environment targeting.
- [Getting Started with Service Hub](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/getting-started.md): Deploy your first service — from connecting a Git provider to watching the pipeline build and deploy your code.
- [CI/CD](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd.md): Build, deploy, and manage backend services with automated CI/CD pipelines.
- [Ingress](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/ingress.md): Control whether a service is publicly accessible and configure DNS domain routing.
- [Kubernetes Dashboard](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/kubernetes-dashboard.md): View pods, stream logs, exec into containers, and browse resources for your deployed services directly from the web console
- [Monorepo Support](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/monorepo-support.md): Configure multiple services from a single Git repository with per-service project roots, trigger paths, sparse checkout, and a build context that can reach shared code.
- [CI/CD on Your Laptop](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/on-your-laptop.md): Push to GitHub and your own laptop builds the commit in a pod and deploys it to your cloud — with Planton Desktop, Docker Desktop, and the gh sign-in you already have. No Planton account, no public endpoint, no GitHub App, no YAML.
- [Pipelines](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/pipelines.md): How Git commits become running deployments — the automated build-and-deploy workflow that powers every service deployment.
- [Self-Managed Pipelines](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/self-managed-pipelines.md): Bring your own Tekton pipeline — and the Tasks it references — in your repository, compiled by Planton at dispatch into a self-contained run with platform deployment, status tracking, and gates.
- [Trusted Workflows](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/trusted-workflows.md): Let a GitHub repository's workflows register and deploy a service with no stored key: trust exactly one repository, copy the workflow the console fills in, and see every run the trust admitted or refused.
- [What is a Service?](https://planton.ai/docs/ci-cd/what-is-a-service.md): A Service connects a Git repository to deployment targets through automated build and deploy pipelines.
- [CLI Installation](https://planton.ai/docs/cli.md): Install the Planton CLI on macOS, Linux, or Windows to manage cloud infrastructure from your terminal
- [Coding Agents](https://planton.ai/docs/coding-agents.md): Use Planton from Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and any other coding agent: install the Planton skills, pair them with the CLI, and let your agent compose, validate, and deploy infrastructure from your repository
- [Cloud Providers](https://planton.ai/docs/connections/cloud-providers.md): Connect your AWS, GCP, Azure, DigitalOcean, and Cloudflare accounts to deploy infrastructure through Planton
- [Container Registries](https://planton.ai/docs/connections/container-registries.md): Connect container image registries and package repositories so Planton can push build artifacts and resolve private dependencies
- [Default Connections](https://planton.ai/docs/connections/default-connections.md): Configure default credentials so deployments resolve the right connection automatically without explicit specification
- [Environment Mappings](https://planton.ai/docs/connections/environment-mappings.md): Control which credentials can be used in which environments through connection authorization
- [Git Providers](https://planton.ai/docs/connections/git-providers.md): Connect GitHub and GitLab organizations to enable automated builds, webhooks, and pull request deployments in Service Hub
- [Connections](https://planton.ai/docs/connections.md): Manage credentials and integrations for cloud providers, source control, registries, state backends, and managed services
- [Keyless Cloud Connections](https://planton.ai/docs/connections/keyless-cloud-connections.md): Connect AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure without storing a key: your cloud trusts Planton's identity issuer and trades its short-lived tokens for credentials.
- [Kubernetes Clusters](https://planton.ai/docs/connections/kubernetes-clusters.md): Connect external Kubernetes clusters for service deployments, infrastructure management, and Cloud Ops access
- [State Backends](https://planton.ai/docs/connections/state-backends.md): Configure Pulumi, Terraform, and OpenTofu state storage so Planton can manage infrastructure state across deployments
- [State Encryption](https://planton.ai/docs/connections/state-encryption.md): Every state backend encrypts your infrastructure state with the engine's own encryption, under Planton's key or a key you hold: passphrase, AWS KMS, Google Cloud KMS, Azure Key Vault, or Vault/OpenBao
- [Getting Started](https://planton.ai/docs/getting-started.md): Choose your starting point — deploy infrastructure, ship applications, or understand how the platform is organized.
- [Welcome](https://planton.ai/docs.md): Planton documentation — infrastructure provisioning, application delivery, and cloud operations in one platform.
- [Catalog Kinds](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure/catalog-kinds.md): The catalog of infrastructure types available in Planton — from AWS VPCs to Kubernetes workloads — across all supported cloud providers.
- [Flow Control](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure/flow-control.md): What a resource's annotations and its environment decide about how its Infra Jobs run: unmanaged resources, jobs that wait for approval, a pause between preview and apply, and what a stack's plan reads.
- [Getting Started with Infrastructure](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure/getting-started.md): Deploy your first Infra Component through Infrastructure — from connecting a cloud provider to monitoring the Infra Job.
- [Importing Resources](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure/importing-resources.md): Bring existing cloud infrastructure under Planton management without recreating it — import resources from any provider into IaC state.
- [Infrastructure](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure.md): Deploy and manage cloud infrastructure with declarative configurations and automated workflows.
- [Infra Charts](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure/infra-charts.md): Reusable infrastructure templates that bundle multiple Infra Components into parameterized, dependency-aware packages you deploy with one command.
- [Infra Components](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure/infra-components.md): The fundamental unit of infrastructure in Planton — a deployed instance of any catalog kind, tracked through its full lifecycle.
- [Infra Jobs](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure/infra-jobs.md): The atomic execution unit that provisions, updates, and destroys cloud infrastructure — running IaC operations with full visibility and control.
- [Infra Pipelines](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure/infra-pipelines.md): Coordinated multi-resource deployments and teardowns that resolve dependencies automatically, run up to four resources at once, and track progress in real time.
- [Infra Stacks](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure/infra-stacks.md): An Infra Chart declared into one environment: every change is a plan you read first, and every applied plan is a numbered revision.
- [Open Source](https://planton.ai/docs/infrastructure/open-source.md): Planton open source is the open-source foundation that provides the Protocol Buffer APIs, IaC modules, and CLI underpinning Planton's Infrastructure.
- [Operations](https://planton.ai/docs/operations.md): Real-time operations gateway for inspecting, debugging, and managing deployed infrastructure across Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, and Azure
- [Kubernetes Operations](https://planton.ai/docs/operations/kubernetes-operations.md): Manage Kubernetes pods, stream logs, exec into containers, and browse resources through the web console and CLI
- [Resource Browser](https://planton.ai/docs/operations/resource-browser.md): Browse and list provider resources across AWS, GCP, and Azure from a single CLI without distributing cloud console credentials
- [Core Concepts](https://planton.ai/docs/platform/core-concepts.md): Key concepts that power the Planton platform — Infra Components, Infra Charts, Infra Jobs, Services, and Pipelines.
- [Getting Started](https://planton.ai/docs/platform/getting-started.md): Create your account, set up an organization, connect a cloud provider, and deploy your first resource.
- [Platform Overview](https://planton.ai/docs/platform.md): Planton's resource model, core concepts, and how the platform is organized.
- [Platform Tour](https://planton.ai/docs/platform/platform-tour.md): A walkthrough of the Planton console — sidebar navigation, context selector, Infra Catalog, and what each section contains.
- [Resource Hierarchy](https://planton.ai/docs/platform/resource-hierarchy.md): How organizations, environments, and resources are structured in Planton.
- [Deployment](https://planton.ai/docs/runner/deployment.md): Enroll runners with a runner token, install, and deploy Planton Runner to Kubernetes, AWS ECS, GCP Cloud Run, or Azure Container Apps
- [Runner](https://planton.ai/docs/runner.md): Secure execution agent deployed in your infrastructure that enables Planton to run operations without sharing credentials or opening inbound firewall rules
- [Planton-Hosted Runners](https://planton.ai/docs/runner/planton-hosted-runners.md): On Planton's hosted product, your deploys, live cloud operations, and builds run on runners Planton operates until you add a runner of your own
- [Security Model](https://planton.ai/docs/runner/security-model.md): How Planton Runner keeps credentials secure through mTLS authentication, service account identity, credential isolation, and delegated authentication modes
- [Secret Backends](https://planton.ai/docs/secrets/backends.md): Choose where secrets live — from a zero-config default to your own AWS, GCP, Azure, Vault, or OpenBAO — signed in through your cloud connection, and proven by a verify-before-save health probe
- [Secrets](https://planton.ai/docs/secrets.md): Secrets that live in your own vault — readable names, live version history, full visibility in your cloud console, and copyable integration snippets for wherever the value needs to go
- [Consuming Secrets Anywhere](https://planton.ai/docs/secrets/integrations.md): Ready-to-paste snippets for External Secrets Operator, Kubernetes CSI, Cloud Run, ECS, provider CLIs, and Planton manifests — computed from the secret's real remote identity
- [Managing Secrets](https://planton.ai/docs/secrets/managing-secrets.md): Create, scope, reference, reveal, and audit sensitive values — with environment-level governance and a read trail that answers who read what, when
- [Version History](https://planton.ai/docs/secrets/versions.md): A live, provider-backed timeline — versions added in your cloud console appear immediately, deployments always read the store's latest, and deletion is honest per provider
- [Where Secrets Live](https://planton.ai/docs/secrets/where-secrets-live.md): Provider-native storage under readable, collision-proof names — your values in your store, labeled, deep-linked, and never held hostage
- [Audit Trails](https://planton.ai/docs/security/audit-trails.md): How Planton tracks every resource change with immutable version records, full-state snapshots, unified diffs, and authorization-gated access
- [Authentication and Authorization](https://planton.ai/docs/security/authentication-and-authorization.md): How users and machines authenticate with Planton and how the permission system controls access to every resource through role-based, hierarchical authorization
- [Security](https://planton.ai/docs/security.md): How Planton protects credentials, encrypts data, authorizes access, and tracks every change across your organization
- [What Your Cloud Trusts](https://planton.ai/docs/security/what-your-cloud-trusts.md): The exact issuer, audience, and subject a keyless connection pins in AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure, where Planton's keys come from, and how to revoke.
- [Backup and Recovery](https://planton.ai/docs/self-hosting/backup-and-recovery.md): Back up your self-hosted Planton -- its records and its secrets -- to an object store you own, and bring the whole platform back from it on any cluster with nobody carrying keys
- [Self-Hosting](https://planton.ai/docs/self-hosting.md): Run the entire Planton platform on your own Kubernetes cluster — two helm installs or two manifests through OpenTofu or Pulumi; batteries included, no external services, no configuration required
- [Watch Your Planton](https://planton.ai/docs/self-hosting/observability.md): See how your self-hosted Planton is doing from your own Grafana: metrics are always served, one setting sends every request's trace to your collector, and every log line opens its trace
- [Billing](https://planton.ai/docs/teams-and-access/billing.md): Subscription plans, prepaid AI credits, and billing management for your Planton organization
- [Custom Domain](https://planton.ai/docs/teams-and-access/custom-domain.md): Serve your organization's Planton console at your own address, such as planton.acme.com, with one DNS record
- [Teams and Access](https://planton.ai/docs/teams-and-access.md): Manage organization membership, team structure, and role-based access control across your Planton organization
- [Variables](https://planton.ai/docs/variables.md): Centralized runtime variables for your services and infrastructure — organization-scoped and environment-scoped, with dynamic infrastructure references
- [Variable Groups](https://planton.ai/docs/variables/variable-groups.md): Collect related variables into named sets for managing application configuration as a cohesive unit
- [How to Configure Branch Deployments and Tag Releases](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-configure-branch-deployments-and-tag-releases.md): Control which Git events build, which environments a run walks, how protected environments gate a release, and how tags and pull requests join in.
- [How to Connect a Container Registry to Planton](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-connect-a-container-registry-to-planton.md): Connect your container registry -- through a connection you already trust with nothing to paste, or with stored keys -- so Planton can push built images during CI, and give clusters the read-only login they pull with.
- [How to Connect Your AWS Account to Planton](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-connect-your-aws-account-to-planton.md): Grant Planton secure access to deploy and manage resources in your AWS account.
- [How to Connect Your GCP Project to Planton](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-connect-your-gcp-project-to-planton.md): Grant Planton secure access to deploy and manage resources in your Google Cloud project.
- [How to Connect Your GitHub Account to Planton](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-connect-your-github-account-to-planton.md): Connect your GitHub repositories to Planton -- from the sign-in your machine already holds, or with the Planton GitHub App -- so the platform can clone code, learn about pushes, and deploy your services.
- [How to Deploy an AWS ECS Environment](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-deploy-an-aws-ecs-environment.md): Deploy a complete AWS ECS environment -- VPC, load balancer, container registry, and ECS cluster -- from a single Infra Chart using the Planton CLI.
- [How to Deploy an Azure AKS Cluster](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-deploy-an-azure-aks-cluster.md): Deploy a production-ready Azure Kubernetes Service cluster using a single YAML manifest and the Planton CLI.
- [How to Deploy PostgreSQL on Google Cloud SQL](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-deploy-postgresql-on-google-cloud-sql.md): Deploy a production-ready PostgreSQL database on Google Cloud SQL using a single YAML manifest and the Planton CLI.
- [How to Deploy Redis on Kubernetes](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-deploy-redis-on-kubernetes.md): Deploy a persistent Redis instance on any Kubernetes cluster using a single YAML manifest and the Planton CLI.
- [How to Deploy Your First Service with Zero-Config CI/CD](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-deploy-your-first-service-with-zero-config-cicd.md): Push code to GitHub and get a running deployment on Kubernetes -- no Dockerfile, no pipeline YAML, no CI/CD configuration.
- [How to Store and Reference Credentials in a Provider Connection](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-store-and-reference-credentials-in-a-provider-connection.md): Store your cloud credentials as Planton secrets, create a shared variable for your default region, and wire both into a provider connection manifest.
- [How to Switch to Self-Managed Tekton Pipelines](https://planton.ai/tutorials/how-to-switch-to-self-managed-tekton-pipelines.md): Take control of your CI/CD pipeline by writing Tekton YAML in your repository -- add SonarQube analysis, unit tests, or any custom build step while Planton handles triggering, credentials, and deployment.
- [Feature Flags Just Had Their OpenTelemetry Moment](https://planton.ai/blog/feature-flags-opentelemetry-moment.md): A year ago I called feature flags overhead. Here is why we built them anyway, how we chose OpenFeature and GO Feature Flag, and what I would tell you before you build yours.
- [Introducing the Planton Changelog](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-02-15-introducing-the-planton-changelog.md): We now publish a public changelog so you can follow what's new, improved, and fixed across the Planton platform.
- [Service Accounts for Automated Workflows](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-03-02-service-accounts-for-automated-workflows.md): Create service accounts with API keys to authenticate CI/CD pipelines, runners, and custom automation against the Planton platform.
- [Zero-Config IaC State Management for New Organizations](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-03-02-zero-config-iac-state-management.md): New organizations now get Pulumi and Terraform state backends automatically, and self-hosted runners can use cloud-native identity instead of pasting credentials.
- [Smoother Connection Setup Experience](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-03-04-smoother-connection-setup.md): Connection wizards now surface errors clearly, the CLI supports all connection types, and connection URLs are cleaner and more consistent.
- [More Reliable Console](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-03-05-more-reliable-console.md): Fixed several crash-causing bugs and added a recovery screen so the console never shows a blank white page again.
- [Simpler Runner Setup](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-03-05-simpler-runner-setup.md): Runner deployment now uses a single credentials file instead of multiple certificates and flags, and recovers faster after restarts.
- [Cloudflare Ruleset Management in Infra Hub](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-03-25-cloudflare-ruleset-management.md): You can now create and manage Cloudflare Rulesets — origin rules, cache rules, WAF rules, redirects, and more — directly from Infra Hub.
- [Planton Is Now on a Single Domain](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-03-28-single-domain.md): The entire platform — marketing site, docs, and console — now lives at planton.ai. No more switching between subdomains.
- [Multi-Identity Account Switching](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-04-07-multi-identity-account-switching.md): Log in with multiple accounts and switch between them instantly from the profile dropdown — no re-authentication required.
- [Import Existing Provider Resources into Planton](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-05-21-provider-resource-import.md): Bring existing cloud infrastructure under Planton management without recreating it — a guided wizard, provisioner-specific CLI commands, and real-time progress tracking across Pulumi, Terraform, and OpenTofu.
- [Runner Tokens: Enroll Runners with One Command](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-08-20-runner-token-enrollment.md): Create a named runner token once and start runners anywhere with it — each runner registers itself on arrival and receives its own individually revocable identity. No credential files to generate, download, or mount.
- [Home Shows What Changed in Your Organization](https://planton.ai/changelog/2026-09-30-home-shows-what-changed-in-your-organization.md): Home is now your organization's live activity: who deployed, changed or granted what, what failed, and what waits on you, with the Planton Assistant ready to explain a failure or catch you up.

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