edgible config
The CLI stores its state in a single JSON file. edgible config is the supported way to inspect and edit it.
edgible config list
Section titled “edgible config list”Print every key and value in the config.
edgible config listAlias: ls.
edgible config get
Section titled “edgible config get”Read one value.
edgible config get organizationIdedgible config get awsRegionedgible config set
Section titled “edgible config set”Write one value.
edgible config set awsRegion ap-southeast-2edgible config set organizationId <org-id>Most CLI users only ever set organizationId — to switch active organizations without re-running auth select-org — and awsRegion, when working across regions.
edgible config reset
Section titled “edgible config reset”Wipe local config back to first-run defaults. You will need to log in again.
edgible config resetedgible config reset --non-interactiveWhat’s in the config
Section titled “What’s in the config”Common keys you’ll see:
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
email / userEmail | Account email. |
accessToken / idToken / refreshToken | Auth tokens. |
organizationId | Active organization. |
deviceId / deviceName / devicePassword / deviceType | Local device credentials, if installed. |
awsProfile / awsRegion | AWS profile and region for gateway create. |
gateways | A small registry of EC2 instances created via gateway create. |
wireguardMode / wireguardGoBinary | WireGuard runtime config. |
agentInstallationType / agentServiceName | How the agent is installed locally. |
The shape is not a stable API. Use the CLI rather than parsing the file in scripts.