auth whoami

Show who you are signed in as

Synopsis

Show which profile and platform you are using, who you signed in as, and whether the platform still accepts your session.

The identity is labelled as a local record because that is what it is. The platform exposes no way to resolve the principal behind a token, so what you see is the address you signed in with rather than a verified one.

Machine output carries the session’s reference only, never token material.

qibdo auth whoami [flags]

Examples

  qibdo auth whoami
  qibdo auth status
  qibdo auth whoami -o json

Options

  -h, --help            help for whoami
      --no-headers      Omit the header row (table and wide; accepted and inert for the machine formats)
  -o, --output string   Output format: table|wide|json|yaml|tsv
      --query string    JMESPath expression to project the result (buffers the full result; bound large collections with --limit)

Options inherited from parent commands

      --color string      Colorize output: auto|always|never (respects NO_COLOR) (default "auto")
      --debug             Wire-level detail on stderr (credentials redacted)
      --endpoint string   API endpoint override (host:port)
      --insecure          Use a plaintext connection (dev/lab platform only)
      --no-input          Never prompt; fail instead
      --no-pager          Do not page long human-readable output
      --profile string    Configuration profile to use
  -q, --quiet             Suppress non-essential stderr output
      --verbose           Human-readable progress on stderr

See Also

• qibdo auth - Authenticate with your qibdo platform