Signing in
Signing in and out with your Clatter Labs account, on desktops and headless machines.
- Can I sign in to Line CLI with GitHub?Line CLI signs in through your Clatter Labs account. If your account uses GitHub to sign in, choose it on the browser page that opens.FAQ
- Can I use Line CLI on more than one computer?Yes. Install Line and run line login on each computer. All of them use the same account and plan; sessions stay on each machine.FAQ
- Can I use Line CLI without a Clatter Labs account?No. Line needs you to sign in so usage counts toward your plan. The account and the Free plan are free.FAQ
- Do I need an API key to use Line CLI?No. Line CLI uses your Clatter Labs account sign-in, not an API key. API keys are for the Model API, Agent API and Code Buckets API.FAQ
- Does Line CLI work with two-factor authentication?Yes. 2FA happens on the Clatter Labs sign-in page in your browser. Line only receives the approved sign-in afterwards.FAQ
- How do I get a Clatter Labs account for Line CLI?Run line login and choose to create an account on the Clatter Labs sign-in page, or sign up first. The account and Free plan cost nothing.How-to
- How do I sign in to Line CLI without a browser?Use line login --device (or /login device). Open the link it prints on any device, sign in and confirm the code to finish.How-to
- How do I sign in to Line CLI?Run line login. Your browser opens to sign in with your Clatter Labs account; approve the Line CLI app once and Line remembers you.How-to
- How do I sign out of Line CLI?Run line logout (or /logout). Line revokes its token and deletes it from your computer. Sign in again any time with line login.How-to
- How does Line CLI store my sign-in on my computer?Line saves its sign-in in ~/.config/line/auth.json with private file permissions, never passes it to commands, and revokes it on logout.FAQ
- Line CLI says "your sign-in expired — run /login"Line couldn't refresh its sign-in. Run /login (or line login) to sign in again; your session and settings are kept.Troubleshooting
- Line CLI sign-in timed out waiting for the browserLine waits 5 minutes for the browser sign-in. If it times out or the browser can't reach Line, run line login again or use --device.Troubleshooting
- line login opens the wrong browser or browser profileCopy the sign-in link Line prints into the browser you want, or use line login --device and open the link anywhere.Troubleshooting
- Which Clatter Labs account is Line CLI signed in to?Run line status or /status. The account line shows your email, name or Account ID, or "not signed in — run line login".How-to
Still need help?
Tried the steps above and still stuck? Email us. We usually reply within the first hour, and always within 24 hours. A full support team is with you.
Infrastructure questions, or permanent deletion of your data
infrastructure@clatterlabs.xyzFor deleting your whole account or the data of one service.