bt profiles

bt profiles manages saved Braintrust login profiles. A profile stores local login metadata and credentials for one Braintrust app URL. Organization and project context are selected separately with bt switch. Use bt status --all when you need to verify whether saved profiles still have valid credentials. Deleting a profile removes local profile metadata and stored credentials. It does not revoke API keys or sign you out of the Braintrust web app. When you rename a profile, bt updates references to it in the global ~/.config/bt/config.json file (or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/bt/config.json) and the active local .bt/config.json file for the current directory. Deleting a profile clears those references.

Subcommands

Subcommand	Description
`bt profiles`	List saved profiles
`bt profiles list`	List saved profiles
`bt profiles delete [name]`	Delete a saved profile and its credentials. Omit the name to choose a profile interactively
`bt profiles rename <name> <new-name>`	Rename a saved profile and move its stored credentials

Examples

bt profiles
bt profiles list --json
bt profiles delete test-profile
bt profiles rename test-profile renamed-profile

Flags

Command	Flag	Description
`bt profiles delete`	`--force`, `-f`	Skip confirmation. Requires a positional profile name or an explicit `--profile`

bt profiles accepts shared global flags, including --json and --profile. --json works with every subcommand.

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