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Use pxxl logs when you need runtime or deployment logs from a terminal. Use pxxl open when you are inside a project folder and want to jump to the dashboard, live URL, or deployment URL.

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Logs

pxxl logs
pxxl logs --project <project-id>
pxxl logs --deployment <deployment-id>
pxxl logs --since 1h
pxxl logs --lines 200
pxxl logs --follow
When the current folder has a pxxl.toml, the CLI reads the saved projectId or deploymentId. You can also pass an ID explicitly.
OptionMeaning
--project <id>Fetch runtime logs for a project.
--deployment <id>Fetch build/deployment logs for a deployment.
--since 1hShow recent logs for a time window such as 15m, 1h, or 1d.
--lines 200Request a specific number of runtime log lines.
--followPoll live project logs every few seconds.
The CLI prints a readable stream by default. Add --json when scripting: 
pxxl logs --project <project-id> --json

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Open

pxxl open
pxxl open --deployment
pxxl open --live
pxxl open --domain
pxxl open --url https://pxxl.app
pxxl open reads pxxl.toml and opens the most useful URL for the current folder:
OptionOpens
No optionProject dashboard if projectId exists, otherwise the saved live/deployment URL.
--deploymentSaved deployment URL.
--live or --domainSaved project live URL.
--urlA specific URL.

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Saved Deploy Metadata

After pxxl deploy, the CLI writes deployment metadata back into pxxl.toml: 
projectId = "..."
deploymentId = "..."
projectUrl = "https://example.pxxl.pro"
deploymentUrl = "https://pxxl.app/dashboard/projects/.../deployments/..."
lastDeployedAt = "2026-06-24T21:00:00.000Z"
That metadata is what lets pxxl logs, pxxl open, pxxl env diff, and pxxl env push work without repeating the project ID.