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The binary is the panel, the installer’s target and the CLI in one. All commands run as root on the server.

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Core

CommandWhat it does
myrax serverun the panel (what the service unit runs)
myrax configurechange bind, port, panel path, credentials
myrax updateself-update from the latest GitHub release
myrax versionprint version
myrax uninstallremove binary, service, config and data
myrax helpusage

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serve flags

FlagMeaning
--hostbind address
--portlisten port
--configpath to config.toml

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configure flags

FlagMeaning
--host, --portbind address and port
--panel-pathURL prefix for the panel
--usernameadmin username
--password-stdinread the new password from stdin
--configpath to config.toml

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Add-ons

The plugin system is off by default: 
myrax add-ons status
myrax add-ons enable
myrax add-ons disable

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Plugins

CommandWhat it does
myrax plugin storeshow the built-in catalog
myrax plugin listlist installed plugins (interactive enable/disable)
myrax plugin install <name|url|path>install from the store by name, from a git URL or a local directory
myrax plugin update <id>re-install from the plugin’s source
myrax plugin removepick and remove a plugin
myrax plugin enable <id> / disable <id>toggle without removing
myrax plugin logs <id>tail the runtime log
myrax plugin restart <id>restart the runtime process
myrax plugin install terminal                          # from the store
myrax plugin install https://github.com/you/my-plugin  # from GitHub
myrax plugin install /opt/dev/my-plugin                # from a local path
myrax plugin-runtime is internal — it hosts built-in runtimes (the Terminal pty) and is only meant to be referenced from plugin manifests.