Sign in
--subdomain, the CLI prompts for it.
Where credentials are stored
Credentials for every signed-in workspace live in a single file:neetoauth logout --all.
Check who you are
(default). Pass --subdomain <name> to show just one.
Sign out
Working with multiple workspaces
You can sign in to several subdomains at once. To add another workspace, name its subdomain:--subdomain. If you omit it, the CLI errors and lists the signed-in workspaces.
--subdomain stays optional.
Environment variables
NEETOAUTH_BASE_URL overrides the server the CLI talks to. By default every command, including login, uses https://<subdomain>.neetoauth.com. Set the variable to point the CLI at a staging or local server. Every request, including the session token saved in ~/.config/neetoauth/auth.json, goes to that server, so only point it at a server you trust:
What your session can do
A CLI session acts as you, not as the workspace. Commands are checked against your own permissions, so a member who cannot invite people in the NeetoAuth UI cannot invite them through the CLI either. An API key is different: it is not tied to a person and is scoped to the whole workspace.Troubleshooting
If sign-in or connection problems come up, runneetoauth doctor first. See Troubleshooting for common issues and fixes.