Refresh GitHub installations and show account access and management links
Usage
okibi auth github status [flags]
Flags
Flag
Type
Description
--json
bool
emit JSON
Inherited flags
Flag
Type
Description
--api-url
string
Okibi API base URLdefault https://okibi.ai
okibi auth login
Connects this machine to your Okibi account. By default a browser opens and returns automatically to this terminal after approval; the minted machine key lands in the OS keyring (config-file fallback). SSH/headless sessions use device-code login automatically; --device-code forces that flow, and --api-key stores an existing key for CI. No account yet? okibi auth signup.
Usage
okibi auth login [flags]
Flags
Flag
Type
Description
--api-key
string
store an existing Okibi API key instead of the browser flow
--api-url
string
persist a non-default API URL (e.g. a local dev server)
--device-code
bool
use the device-code flow for remote or headless login
okibi auth logout
Remove this machine's stored Okibi key
Usage
okibi auth logout [flags]
Flags
Flag
Type
Description
--api-url
string
ignored — logout only clears local state
okibi auth publisher
Connect the publisher app in your browser using the same Okibi account. Follow the browser prompts to connect GitHub. Organization connections require an org owner. Agent mode returns an approval URL without waiting.
Check GitHub publisher access and list connected accounts
Flags
Flag
Type
Description
--api-url
string
Okibi API base URLdefault https://okibi.ai
--no-browser
bool
print the approval URL without opening a browser
--timeout
duration
maximum time to wait for browser approvaldefault 5m0s
okibi auth publisher status
Check GitHub publisher access and list connected accounts
Usage
okibi auth publisher status [flags]
Flags
Flag
Type
Description
--json
bool
print JSON
Inherited flags
Flag
Type
Description
--api-url
string
Okibi API base URLdefault https://okibi.ai
okibi auth signup
Opens your browser to create an Okibi account with GitHub and returns automatically to this terminal; the minted machine key lands in the OS keyring (config-file fallback). This is the same flow as okibi auth login. Remote and headless sessions switch to device-code login automatically; --device-code forces it. GitHub signs you up if you're new.
Usage
okibi auth signup [flags]
Flags
Flag
Type
Description
--api-url
string
persist a non-default API URL (e.g. a local dev server)
--device-code
bool
use the device-code flow for remote or headless login