Qjzd Nav Cli Auth

Use when working with QJZD Nav CLI login, bearer token auth, profile setup, profile switching, current profile inspection, or fixing missing keyring credentials.

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.