my cli profile

my cli profile <subcommand>

Profiles group installed libraries by workflow. Every account has a non-deletable default profile. See the Profiles guide for background.

Subcommands

Subcommand	Description
`create <slug>`	Create a new profile
`list`	List your profiles
`show [slug]`	Show a profile and its libraries
`set <slug>`	Switch the locally active profile
`delete <slug>`	Delete a profile

To add, remove, or refresh the libraries inside a profile, use my library install, my library uninstall, and my library sync — each accepts a --profile <slug> flag.

create

my cli profile create <slug> [--name "Display Name"]

Creates a new profile. Slug must match ^[a-z][a-z0-9-]*$ and be unique to your account. Requires login.

list

my cli profile list

Lists your profiles. The currently active profile is marked with *. When the API is unreachable, falls back to listing locally cached profiles with a (cached) marker.

show

my cli profile show [slug]

Shows a profile and its libraries. Without an argument, shows the active profile. Falls back to the cached catalog when the API is unreachable.

set

my cli profile set <slug>

Switches the locally active profile. Stored in ~/.my/config.json. The CLI accepts the switch immediately if the profile is already cached locally; otherwise it verifies against the server. On a network error it saves anyway and warns. Only blocks on a definitive remote 404 with no local cache.

MY_PROFILE=<slug> overrides this per-invocation.

delete

my cli profile delete <slug> [--force]

Deletes a profile. The default profile cannot be deleted. If the profile has API tokens scoped to it, the server returns an error and the CLI prompts to re-run with --force (which cascades the scoped tokens).

If you delete the currently active profile, the active-profile preference is cleared and subsequent commands fall back to default.