QJZD Nav CLI Auth#

Use this skill for qjzd-nav auth and qjzd-nav auth profile.

If authentication is not set up yet, do this first before running link, category, tag, backup, or settings commands.

Commands#

bash

qjzd-nav auth --help
qjzd-nav auth login --help
qjzd-nav auth profile --help

Main workflows:

• qjzd-nav auth login
• qjzd-nav auth current
• qjzd-nav auth profile list
• qjzd-nav auth profile current
• qjzd-nav auth profile get <name>
• qjzd-nav auth profile use <name>
• qjzd-nav auth profile delete <name>
• qjzd-nav auth profile doctor

Common Flows#

Login with password (uses RSA encryption):

bash

qjzd-nav auth login \
  --profile default \
  --url https://nav.qjzd.online \
  --password <password>

Note: The password is encrypted with the server's public key before being sent.

Inspect and switch profiles:

bash

qjzd-nav auth current
qjzd-nav auth profile list
qjzd-nav auth profile use production
qjzd-nav auth profile get default --json

Diagnose broken credentials:

bash

qjzd-nav auth profile doctor
qjzd-nav auth profile delete production --force

Rules#

• In non-interactive mode, qjzd-nav auth login requires --profile, --url, and --password.
• 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.
• The CLI uses RSA encryption for password authentication.

Routing#

• Use qjzd-nav-cli-content for links, categories, and tags.
• Use qjzd-nav-cli-operations for backups, restore, and settings.