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The /logout command allows you to logout from ScryCLI and clear your stored configuration.

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Usage

/logout

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What It Does

The logout command:
  • Prompts for confirmation before logging out
  • Removes user configuration from ~/.scrycli/config.json
  • Removes model configuration from ~/.scrycli/config.json
  • Exits the application after successful logout

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How It Works

1

Enter the command

Type /logout and press Enter.
2

Confirm logout

You’ll see a confirmation prompt:
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Are you sure you want to logout? Select and Press    │
│ [Enter]                                              │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

> Yes
  No
3

Select your choice

Use arrow keys to select:
  • Yes: Logout and clear configuration
  • No: Cancel and stay logged in
Press Enter to confirm.
4

Result

If you selected Yes:
✅ You've been logged out successfully.
The application exits after 1 second.If you selected No:
🙌 Great, you're still with us!

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What Gets Deleted

When you logout, the following data is removed from ~/.scrycli/config.json:
  • User configuration: Authentication and user settings
  • Model configuration: Selected AI model and provider
Logout is permanent and cannot be undone. You’ll need to reconfigure your settings (model selection, API keys, etc.) the next time you use ScryCLI.
  • Arrow keys: Navigate between Yes/No options
  • Enter: Confirm your selection
  • Esc: Cancel and return to chat (before making a selection)

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Example Flow

> /logout
[Esc] to go back

Are you sure you want to logout? Select and Press [Enter]

> Yes
  No

# After selecting Yes:
✅ You've been logged out successfully.
# Application exits

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When to Use

Use /logout when you want to:
  • Clear all configuration and start fresh
  • Switch to a different user account
  • Remove stored credentials from your machine
  • Reset ScryCLI to initial state

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After Logout

When you restart ScryCLI after logging out:
  • You’ll need to select a model again using /model
  • You’ll need to reconfigure any API keys using /apikey
  • All settings will be at their defaults