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The CLI authenticates through your browser and stores credentials locally — you never paste an API key.

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Log in

neetocal login --subdomain your-workspace
This opens your browser to complete the sign-in. Once approved, the CLI saves the credentials for that subdomain. Omit --subdomain and the CLI prompts you for it.
Your subdomain is the first part of your workspace URL — for https://spinkart.neetocal.com, the subdomain is spinkart.

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Where credentials are stored

Credentials for every logged-in workspace live in a single file: 
~/.config/neetocal/auth.json
Removing this file logs you out of every workspace, the same as neetocal logout --all.

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Check who you are

neetocal whoami
Lists every logged-in account. When exactly one is logged in, it is marked (default). Pass --subdomain <name> to show just one.

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Log out

neetocal logout --subdomain your-workspace   # remove one workspace
neetocal logout --all                         # remove every workspace
neetocal logout                               # remove the only one, if a single workspace is logged in

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Working with multiple workspaces

If you manage more than one NeetoCal workspace, the CLI makes it easy to juggle them. You can be logged into several subdomains at once. Once you are logged into one, log into another by naming its subdomain: 
neetocal login --subdomain globex
When more than one workspace is logged in, passing --subdomain becomes mandatory on every command that talks to the API. This ensures each command runs against the workspace you intend. Skip it, and the CLI errors and asks you to specify a subdomain. 
neetocal bookings list --subdomain acme
neetocal bookings list --subdomain globex
While a single workspace is logged in it stays the implicit default, so --subdomain is optional until you add a second.
login, logout, and whoami always act on the subdomain you name (or prompt when it is ambiguous), so they work regardless of how many workspaces are logged in.

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Troubleshooting

Run into problems? Start with neetocal doctor, which checks your credentials and connectivity. See Troubleshooting for the common authentication errors and how to resolve each one.