The auth command group manages authentication with Pipecat Cloud, allowing you to login, logout, and check your current account identity.

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login

Begins an authorization flow to authenticate with Pipecat Cloud. Usage: 
pcc auth login [OPTIONS]
Options:
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--headless / -h
boolean
default:"false"
Skip opening a browser window for authentication and print the URL instead. Useful for remote or containerized environments.
This command initiates the authentication process by:
  1. Generating a unique authentication URL
  2. Opening your default web browser (if available)
  3. Waiting for you to complete the sign-in process in the browser
  4. Retrieving and storing your access token locally
If the browser doesn’t open automatically, or if you use the --headless option, you can copy and paste the displayed URL into your browser manually. On successful login, the CLI will store the access token in the local configuration file (defaults to ~/.config/pipecatcloud/pipecatcloud.toml). This token will be used for all subsequent requests to the Pipecat Cloud API. You can override the default location by setting the PIPECAT_CONFIG_PATH environment variable.

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logout

Signs out of the current Pipecat Cloud account by removing the access token from your local configuration file. Usage: 
pcc auth logout

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whoami

Displays information about the currently authenticated user, including user ID, active organization, and Daily API key. Usage: 
pcc auth whoami

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