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View or scale dyno formations for a Heroku app. List current formation to see process types, quantities, and sizes, or scale by updating quantity and size per process type.
List, add, or remove collaborators who have access to a Heroku app. Collaborators can deploy and manage the app based on their permissions.
List all Heroku applications accessible to the authenticated user. Returns app names, regions, stacks, URLs, and ownership details.
Retrieve the authenticated user's Heroku account details including email, verification status, and two-factor authentication status.
Update a Heroku application's settings. Can rename the app, toggle maintenance mode, or change the build stack.
Create a new Heroku application. Optionally specify a name, region, and stack. If no name is provided, Heroku generates one automatically.
Permanently delete a Heroku application. This action is irreversible and removes all associated resources including add-ons, dynos, and config vars.
List, provision, update, or remove add-on services for a Heroku app. Use **action** to specify the operation: - `list`: List all add-ons for an app (or all add-ons across apps). - `get`: Get details of a specific add-on. - `create`: Provision a new add-on for an app. - `update`: Change plan or name of an existing add-on. - `delete`: Remove an add-on from an app.
List running dynos, run one-off dynos, or restart dynos for a Heroku app. Use **action** to specify the operation: - `list`: List all running dynos. - `run`: Run a one-off dyno with a command (e.g., `bash`, `rails console`). - `restart`: Restart a specific dyno or all dynos.
List, add, or remove log drains for a Heroku app. Log drains forward application logs to external services like Papertrail, Datadog, or custom syslog endpoints.
List releases, get release details, or rollback to a previous release for a Heroku app. Releases track each deployment and config change, allowing you to roll back if needed.
Retrieve detailed information about a specific Heroku app by its name or ID. Returns full app configuration including region, stack, URLs, maintenance status, and ownership.
Read or update environment configuration variables for a Heroku app. Config vars are used to store credentials, API keys, database URLs, and other environment-specific settings. Requires **read-protected** or **write-protected** OAuth scopes.
List, get, or create builds for a Heroku app. Builds compile source code into slugs that can be deployed as releases. Use this for non-interactive CI/CD workflows.
Manage Heroku Pipelines for continuous delivery workflows. List, create, update, or delete pipelines, and manage pipeline couplings that link apps to pipeline stages (development, staging, production).
List, add, or remove custom domains for a Heroku app. Custom domains allow users to access apps via their own domain names instead of the default `.herokuapp.com` domain.