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rime login

Opens your browser to the Rime dashboard for OAuth-based authentication, then saves your API key to ~/.rime/rime.toml. The CLI starts a local callback server to receive the key from the dashboard.
Terminal output of rime login: the Rime logo, then the browser sign-in and a success message No flags. The CLI checks the key before saving it and doesn’t save a key the API rejects as invalid. If the check fails for another reason, such as a network error, the CLI saves the key anyway and prints a warning, so run rime hello to confirm it works.

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rime logout

Remove your saved API key by deleting the config file at ~/.rime/rime.toml. Deleting the file also removes any named environments you added, so run rime config init or rime login to set up again.
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rime key

Print the resolved API key (no trailing newline). Useful in shell scripts and as a subexpression. For example, rime curl uses $(rime key) in its generated commands.
No flags. Resolves the key from config or RIME_CLI_API_KEY, using the active environment. If no key resolves, it prints nothing, and a command that uses $(rime key) sends an empty key. Run rime config show to see where the key comes from.