akili config

Manage the CLI configuration. The configuration file stores API URLs, active profiles, and other settings. Tokens are stored in a separate file with restricted permissions.

Configuration file location: ~/.config/akili/config.toml

Commands

`akili config init`

Initialize a new configuration file with a default profile.

Flags:

Flag	Short	Default	Description
`--api-url`		`http://localhost:8080`	API URL for the profile
`--profile`		`default`	Profile name to create

Examples:

# Initialize with defaults (localhost)
akili config init

# Initialize with a production URL
akili config init --api-url https://api.akili.systems

# Initialize a named profile
akili config init --api-url https://staging-api.akili.systems --profile staging

`akili config show`

Display the current CLI configuration, including the active profile, API URL, token status, timeout, and file paths.

Examples:

# Show current config
akili config show

# Output:
#   Profile:  default
#   API URL:  https://api.akili.systems
#   Token:    configured
#   Timeout:  30s
#
#   Config:   /home/user/.config/akili/config.toml
#   Tokens:   /home/user/.config/akili/tokens

`akili config set-profile <name>`

Set the active profile in the configuration file. The profile must already exist in config.toml.

Arguments:

Argument	Type	Required	Description
`name`	string	yes	Profile name to activate

Examples:

# Switch to staging profile
akili config set-profile staging

# Switch back to default
akili config set-profile default

If no configuration file exists, the command will suggest running akili config init first.

`akili config path`

Print the configuration file path to stdout.

Examples:

# Show config path
akili config path
# Open in editor
$EDITOR $(akili config path)

Configuration File Format

# Active profile selection
active_profile = "default"

# Default profile
[default]
api_url = "https://api.akili.systems"

# Named profiles
[profiles.staging]
api_url = "https://staging-api.akili.systems"

[profiles.local]
api_url = "http://localhost:8080"

Profile Usage

Use the --profile global flag to override the active profile for a single command:

# Use staging profile for this command only
akili --profile staging product list

# The active profile in config.toml is not changed

For CI/CD environments, use environment variables instead of profiles:

export AKILI_API_URL="https://api.akili.systems"
export AKILI_TOKEN="akt_..."
akili product list