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Releases

seamless-cli@0.6.0

Minor Changes

• d09317c: Add admin verbs for users and organizations (requires an admin role).
  seamless users covers list (with client-side --limit/--offset paging and
  --json), delete <id> (with confirmation), credentials <id> (from the admin
  user detail endpoint), and prepare-device-replacement <id> for admin-assisted
  recovery. seamless org covers list, create, get, and update, and
  seamless org members covers list, add (by --user id or --email, with
  --roles/--scopes), update, and remove (with confirmation). Every command
  surfaces a 403 as a clear permission error, and device replacement explains the
  step-up requirement when the CLI session is not elevated. Accepts --profile
  and honors SEAMLESS_PROFILE.
• 29cef7d: Add a multi-profile config store and seamless profile commands so the CLI can
  target multiple Seamless Auth instances (self-hosted, managed tenant, local dev)
  under named profiles. Profiles live in ~/.config/seamless/config.json
  (respecting XDG_CONFIG_HOME) and hold no secrets. New subcommands: profile list, profile add, profile use, and profile remove. The active profile can
  be selected per command with --profile <name> or the SEAMLESS_PROFILE
  environment variable, defaulting to the default profile.
• 4d9cc23: Add an authenticated HTTP client that targets the active profile's instance,
  attaches the Bearer access token, and transparently refreshes on expiry. On a
  401 it calls POST /refresh with the opaque refresh token, persists the rotated
  pair, and retries the original request once. A rotated or reused refresh token
  clears the local session and raises a clear re-login prompt instead of a stack
  trace. Non-JSON and empty response bodies are parsed defensively, and rate-limit
  (429) responses are surfaced without triggering a refresh.
• f24a71d: Add seamless config, config-as-code for an instance's system configuration
  (requires an admin role). config get [key] [--json] reads the config from GET /system-config/admin, config set <key> <value> writes one key via PATCH /system-config/admin (the value is parsed as JSON, falling back to a string, so
  TTLs, arrays, booleans, and numbers all work), and config roles lists the
  instance's roles. config diff <file> shows how a local JSON config file
  differs from the instance, and config apply <file> applies the delta after a
  confirmation prompt, with --dry-run to preview. Read-only or unknown keys in a
  file are ignored on apply, and a non-admin user gets a clear permission error.
  Accepts --profile and honors SEAMLESS_PROFILE.
• 69fb8c8: Store session tokens in the OS keychain (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential
  Manager, Linux Secret Service) via @napi-rs/keyring instead of on disk. Tokens
  are scoped per profile (keyed by profile name and instance URL) so multiple
  instances never collide, and the refresh token, the durable secret, never
  touches config or logs. seamless profile remove now clears the profile's
  keychain entry. When no keychain is available (for example headless CI), the CLI
  reads a refresh token from SEAMLESS_REFRESH_TOKEN if set and otherwise fails
  with a clear, documented error rather than writing secrets to disk.
• 4301da5: Add seamless login, an interactive email OTP login for the active profile's
  Seamless Auth instance. It calls POST /login (honoring the instance's returned
  loginMethods), triggers the code with GET /otp/generate-login-email-otp,
  prompts for the code you paste from your inbox, and verifies it with POST /otp/verify-login-email-otp. On success it stores the session in the OS keychain
  and records the identity (sub, email, identifier type) on the profile. The
  command caps local code retries so it does not trip the per-IP OTP limiter,
  surfaces a 429 clearly, refreshes the code automatically if the 5 minute
  ephemeral window lapses, and reports unreachable instances without a stack trace.
  Accepts the identifier positionally or with --identifier, and targets a
  specific profile with --profile.
• 79d076e: Add seamless sessions to list and revoke the logged-in user's active sessions.
  seamless sessions (or sessions list) calls GET /sessions and renders each
  session's id, device or user agent, IP, and last-used time, marking the current
  session. seamless sessions revoke <id> calls DELETE /sessions/:id, and
  seamless sessions revoke --all calls DELETE /sessions. Revoking the current
  session, or all sessions, prompts for confirmation first and then clears the
  local keychain tokens, since that request signs you out. Accepts --profile and
  honors SEAMLESS_PROFILE.
• a9c1ef3: Add seamless whoami and seamless logout. whoami calls GET /users/me
  through the authenticated client and prints the identity (sub, email, roles)
  alongside the active profile and instance URL, failing cleanly with a "not
  logged in" message when there is no session. logout ends the current session
  with DELETE /logout and then clears the profile's keychain tokens; logout --all revokes every session for the user with DELETE /logout/all first. Both
  commands accept --profile (and honor SEAMLESS_PROFILE) and always clear the
  local tokens even if the server session was already gone.

Patch Changes

• f8e8cdb: Document the CLI authentication commands in the README (profiles, login, whoami,
  sessions, logout, config, and the users and organizations admin verbs), including
  per-platform keychain behavior and the headless SEAMLESS_REFRESH_TOKEN
  fallback. Add a gated end-to-end test that drives the real login flow, an
  authenticated call, transparent refresh, and refresh-reuse rejection against a
  running instance (enabled with SEAMLESS_E2E_URL), plus an opt-in rate-limit
  check.
• f978890: seamless verify now prints a consolidated summary report at the end of the run:
  the seamless package versions under test (source versions for --local, the
  declared pins for released runs), one line per conformance layer (API / adapter and
  each web template) with its pass/fail status and duration, and an overall verdict.
  It is printed after teardown so it stays on screen without scrolling back through
  the phase output.