nuvelics login
Authenticate the active context and store its API key in the keychain
nuvelics login
Authenticate the active context and store its API key in the keychain
By default, opens a browser URL for self-service authorization (RFC 8628 device flow) — no manual key creation needed.
Use --manual to supply an existing API key via an interactive prompt. Combine with --secret-stdin to read the key from stdin (for automation).
The target context is --context <name> when given, otherwise the active context. The context must already exist (nuvelics context add <name> --api-url <url>) — login only stores the credential, it does not create contexts.
The API key is never written to disk — only the OS keychain holds it, keyed by the context name. If the keychain is unavailable, login exits non-zero and writes nothing.
--manual— Prompt for an existing API key instead of the device flow--secret-stdin— Read the API key from stdin (use with --manual, for automation)