altimate-setup
Configure Altimate platform credentials for datamate and API access
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- Configure Altimate platform credentials for datamate and API access
# Altimate Setup
Guide the user through configuring their Altimate platform credentials.
## Steps
1. **Check existing config**: Read `~/.altimate/altimate.json`. If it exists and is valid, show the current config (mask the API key) and ask if they want to update it.
2. **Gather credentials**: Ask the user for:
- **Altimate URL** (default: `https://api.myaltimate.com`)
- **Instance name** (their tenant/org name, e.g. `megatenant`)
- **API key** (from Altimate platform settings)
- **MCP server URL** (optional, default: `https://mcpserver.getaltimate.com/sse`)
3. **Write config**: Create `~/.altimate/` directory if needed, then write `~/.altimate/altimate.json`:
```json
{
"altimateUrl": "<url>",
"altimateInstanceName": "<instance>",
"altimateApiKey": "<key>",
"mcpServerUrl": "<mcp-url>"
}
```
Then set permissions to owner-only: `chmod 600 ~/.altimate/altimate.json`
4. **Validate**: Call the `datamate_manager` tool with `operation: "list"` to verify the credentials work. Report success or failure to the user.
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