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The auth command manages your CLI authentication. API keys are stored locally so you can switch between teams without re-entering credentials.

login

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

FlagDescription
--skip-verifySave 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

FlagDescription
--pickInteractively pick a team to switch to. Requires fzf.

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

FlagDescription
--clearClear the active team

logout

Remove a stored API key.
loops auth logout <name>
Last modified on May 5, 2026