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abadge logout clears the bearer session held in daemon memory and records auth.logout.

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Usage

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What it does

1

Audit auth.logout

Calls auth.logout so the audit trail records the operator session ending.
2

Drop the daemon-held bearer

The daemon zeros out the in-memory bearer token. Subsequent operator commands will require abadge login.
3

Leave the runtime agents in place

Provisioned local_cli and local_mcp agents (and their private keys) stay on disk. abadge run and the MCP server keep working with their short-lived keypair sessions.

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What it does not do

  • Does not delete ~/.abadge/config.json — apiUrl and the runtime agent references remain so your next login is fast.
  • Does not invalidate the server-side session globally — call /api/auth/sign-out (or sign out from the dashboard) for that.
  • Does not stop the daemon. Use abadge daemon stop for that.

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Audit

  • auth.logout