jiraya setup

Configure the CLI, authenticate, and start the daemon

Configures the CLI to connect to Jiraya Cloud (jiraya.io), then authenticates via browser, starts the agent daemon and registers this machine's runtime in ONE workspace. With a single workspace it is picked automatically; with several you choose from a list, or pass --workspace <slug|id> (required when stdin is not a terminal). Run setup again with another --workspace to also serve that workspace; each registration is independent and starts private.

If a configuration already exists, you will be prompted before overwriting.

If you run this command over SSH on a remote machine, keep the localhost callback and follow the SSH tunnel hint printed during browser login. If your browser can reach this CLI directly on a private network address, pass --callback-host <host-or-ip>.

To point the CLI at another server (local development or staging), use a profile and set its URLs before logging in:

jiraya config set server_url https://api.staging.example --profile staging
jiraya config set app_url https://app.staging.example --profile staging
jiraya login --profile staging
jiraya daemon start --profile staging

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Configure the CLI for Jiraya Cloud (jiraya.io)

Explicitly configures the CLI to connect to Jiraya Cloud (jiraya.io).

If you run this command over SSH on a remote machine, keep the localhost callback and follow the SSH tunnel hint printed during browser login. If your browser can reach this CLI directly on a private network address, pass --callback-host <host-or-ip>.

This is equivalent to running 'jiraya setup' without a subcommand, including --workspace <slug|id> to choose the workspace the runtime is registered in.

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