halo-auth
halo auth
Use this skill when you need to authenticate to a Halo instance, manage saved profiles, switch between environments, or verify that stored credentials are healthy.
PREREQUISITE: Start with
../halo-shared/SKILL.mdfor global usage patterns, JSON output behavior, profile selection, and safety conventions.
What this skill covers
This skill is for:
- logging in to a Halo instance
- saving credentials under a named profile
- switching the active profile
- inspecting saved profiles
- deleting profiles
- checking profile/keyring consistency
It is not for managing posts, pages, plugins, themes, or attachments directly.
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