Add Celesto CLI auth commands with secure key storage - #13
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Docs PR opened: CelestoAI/mintlify-docs#101 Documented the new celesto auth login, status, and logout CLI commands for saving and managing API keys securely. |
Summary
celesto auth login,celesto auth status, andcelesto auth logoutfor reusable CLI authenticationkeyring, scoped by Celesto base URL--api-key, env vars, and.envTesting
uv run celesto auth --helpuv run celesto auth login --helpuv run celesto auth statusuv run ruff check .uv run pytestnpm run lintnpm test