Summary

Add config subcommands to complement the existing init command, providing consistency with other open-cli-collective CLIs.

Commands to Add

1. cfl config show

Display current configuration with credential source indicators:

$ cfl config show
URL:       https://mycompany.atlassian.net/wiki
Email:     user@example.com
API Token: ****...****  (source: ATLASSIAN_API_TOKEN)
Space:     DOCS

Config file: ~/.config/cfl/config.yml

Should show:

• All config values (token masked)
• Source for each value: env, config, or - (not set)
• Config file path

2. cfl config test

Test connectivity with the configured credentials:

$ cfl config test
Testing connection to https://mycompany.atlassian.net/wiki...
✓ Authentication successful
✓ API access verified (found 42 spaces)

Authenticated as: user@example.com

On failure:

$ cfl config test
Testing connection to https://mycompany.atlassian.net/wiki...
✗ Authentication failed: 401 Unauthorized

Check your credentials with: cfl config show
Reconfigure with: cfl init

3. cfl config clear

Remove stored configuration:

$ cfl config clear
Configuration cleared from ~/.config/cfl/config.yml

Note: Environment variables (CFL_*, ATLASSIAN_*) will still be used if set.

Should:

• Delete the config file
• Warn about env vars still being active
• Be idempotent (no error if config doesn't exist)

Context

• cfl init already exists and handles setup
• These commands provide post-setup management
• Matches patterns in jira-ticket-cli, newrelic-cli, slack-chat-api
• config test extracts the connectivity verification from init --no-verify into a standalone command

Related

• Standardize credential handling: env vars first, document secure storage options #93 - Standardize credential handling (can show credential source in config show)