Auth

The auth command manages your CLI authentication. API keys are stored locally so you can switch between teams without re-entering credentials. Authenticate with your Loops API key. Pass a name of your choosing — you’ll use it later with auth use, auth logout, and the --team flag to refer to this key. You’ll be prompted to paste the key interactively.

loops auth login <name> [--flags]

Flags

Flag	Description
`--skip-verify`	Save the API key without verifying it

`list`

List all stored API keys.

loops auth list

Pass --pick to filter the list interactively with fzf and switch to the selected team (equivalent to loops auth use <name>). Requires fzf to be installed and on your PATH.

loops auth list --pick

Flags

Flag	Description
`--pick`	Interactively pick a team to switch to. Requires fzf.

`get`

Print a stored API key by name. In text output, only the key is printed — useful for piping into scripts or other tools.

loops auth get my-team

Use --output json to get the key name and value together:

loops auth get my-team --output json

This command prints your API key to stdout. Be careful when using it in shared terminals or scripts that log output.

`status`

Print the resolved configuration, including which API key is currently active.

loops auth status

`use`

Set or clear the active API key. Pass the name of a stored key to switch to it.

loops auth use <name> [--flags]

To clear the active team selection:

loops auth use --clear

Flags

Flag	Description
`--clear`	Clear the active team

`logout`

Remove a stored API key.

loops auth logout <name>

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`login`

Flags

`list`

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`get`

`status`

`use`

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`logout`