halo-cli-auth
Use when working with Halo CLI authentication, login, bearer token or basic auth, profile setup, profile switching, current profile inspection, or fixing missing keyring credentials. Trigger this skill whenever the user needs to log into Halo, manage Halo CLI profiles, switch profiles, or diagnose authentication issues.
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- halo-dev/cli
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- 13 de mayo de 2026 a las 04:11
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- halo-cli-auth
- version
- 1.0.0
- description
- Use when working with Halo CLI authentication, login, bearer token or basic auth, profile setup, profile switching, current profile inspection, or fixing missing keyring credentials. Trigger this skill whenever the user needs to log into Halo, manage Halo CLI profiles, switch profiles, or diagnose authentication issues.
- references
- ["../halo-cli-shared"]
- metadata
- {"openclaw":{"category":"developer-tools","requires":{"bins":"[Truncated]"},"cliHelp":"halo auth --help"}}
# Halo CLI Auth
Use this skill for `halo auth` and `halo auth profile`.
If authentication is not set up yet, do this first before running `post`, `single-page`, `plugin`, `theme`, `attachment`, `backup`, `moment`, `comment`, or `notification` commands.
## Commands
```bash
halo auth --help
halo auth login --help
halo auth profile --help
```
Main workflows:
- `halo auth login`
- `halo auth current`
- `halo auth profile list`
- `halo auth profile current`
- `halo auth profile get <name>`
- `halo auth profile use <name>`
- `halo auth profile delete <name>`
- `halo auth profile doctor`
## Common Flows
Login with bearer token:
```bash
halo auth login \
--profile local \
--url http://127.0.0.1:8090 \
--auth-type bearer \
--token <token>
```
Login with basic auth:
```bash
halo auth login \
--profile local \
--url http://127.0.0.1:8090 \
--auth-type basic \
--username admin \
--password <password>
```
Inspect and switch profiles:
```bash
halo auth current
halo auth profile list
halo auth profile use production
halo auth profile get production --json
```
Diagnose broken credentials:
```bash
halo auth profile doctor
halo auth profile delete production --force
halo auth login --profile production --url https://halo.example.com --auth-type bearer --token <token>
```
## Rules
- In non-interactive mode, `halo auth login` requires `--profile`, `--url`, and `--auth-type`.
- `basic` auth requires `--username` and `--password`.
- `bearer` auth requires `--token`.
- Use `--json` when another tool needs structured output.
- `profile delete` is destructive; use `--force` in non-interactive mode.
- Profile metadata lives in config, but secrets live in the system keyring.
## Routing
- Use `halo-cli-content` for posts and single pages.
- Use `halo-cli-search` for public site search.
- Use `halo-cli-operations` for themes, plugins, attachments, backups, and moments.
- Use `halo-cli-moderation-notifications` for comments, replies, and notifications.
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