Account & identity

Account & setup

stn init                  # create a local config file at ~/.config/stndp/config.json
stn login                 # authenticate via the browser, store a token locally
stn whoami                # show your local identity and the resolved endpoints
stn profile --handle NAME # set your display handle (the @handle teammates @mention)

stn login opens your browser to sign in, then polls until you finish; the token it receives is written owner-readable only. It uses a PKCE challenge, so possession of the browser-visible session id alone can never redeem the token. stn whoami reads only local config (no network) and prints your handle, user/team ids, and the API/web URLs in effect — handy for confirming whether you're pointed at production or a dev server.

Your handle is what teammates type to @mention you; set it once with stn profile.

Finding the dashboards

stn dashboards               # list every dashboard + the stn command that shows the same data
stn dashboards --open graph  # open a dashboard in your browser by name
stn dashboards --web         # also print each dashboard's URL

Everything on the web dashboard has a terminal equivalent. stn dashboards lists every surface — the daily-standup readings (feed, brief, wall, tail, grid, pulse), the context platform (search, graph, decisions, repos, projects, timeline, integrations, API tokens, webhooks), and your teams — next to the stn command that shows the same data, so you can stay in the terminal. --open NAME launches one in your browser.

AI draft-assist

stn ai on    # enable AI draft-assist for your account (off by default)
stn ai off   # disable it

An account-level toggle that enables the AI features which draft on your behalf — stn push --auto, stn checkpoint --draft, and stn brag --narrate. Every AI draft is yours to edit and confirm before anything is posted or shared.