context

Manage CLI contexts. Contexts bundle server URL, organization, and project settings for easy switching between environments (local, staging, production).

Overview

A context contains:

Server URL: Where the Sibyl API is running
Organization: Which org to use (optional)
Default Project: Fallback project for operations
Insecure: Whether to skip SSL verification

Commands

sibyl context - Show current context
sibyl context list - List all contexts
sibyl context show - Show context details
sibyl context create - Create a context
sibyl context use - Set active context
sibyl context update - Update a context
sibyl context delete - Delete a context
sibyl context clear - Clear active context

context (no subcommand)

Show the current active context.

Synopsis

bash

sibyl context [options]

Options

Option	Short	Description
`--json`	`-j`	JSON output

Example

bash

sibyl context

Output:

  Context: local
  (active)

  Server:   http://localhost:3334
  Org:      auto
  Project:  proj_abc123 (linked)

If a directory is linked, it shows (linked) next to the project.

context list

List all configured contexts.

Synopsis

bash

sibyl context list [options]

Options

Option	Short	Description
`--json`	`-j`	JSON output

Example

bash

sibyl context list

Output:

Contexts
        Name     Server                         Org        Project
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
*       local    http://localhost:3334          auto       none
        staging  https://staging.sibyl.io       myorg      proj_staging
        prod     https://sibyl.example.com      myorg      proj_main

* = active context

context show

Show details of a specific context.

Synopsis

bash

sibyl context show [name] [options]

Arguments

Argument	Required	Description
`name`	No	Context name (defaults to active)

Options

Option	Short	Description
`--json`	`-j`	JSON output

Example

bash

sibyl context show prod

Output:

  Context: prod

  Server:   https://sibyl.example.com
  Org:      myorg
  Project:  proj_main

context create

Create a new context.

Synopsis

bash

sibyl context create <name> [options]

Arguments

Argument	Required	Description
`name`	Yes	Context name (e.g., 'prod', 'local')

Options

Option	Short	Default	Description
`--server`	`-s`	`http://localhost:3334`	Server URL
`--org`	`-o`	(auto)	Organization slug
`--project`	`-p`	(none)	Default project ID
`--use`	`-u`	false	Set as active context
`--insecure`	`-k`	false	Skip SSL verification
`--json`	`-j`	false	JSON output

Examples

bash

# Create local development context
sibyl context create local --server http://localhost:3334

# Create production context and activate it
sibyl context create prod \
  --server https://sibyl.example.com \
  --org myorg \
  --project proj_main \
  --use

# Create staging with self-signed cert
sibyl context create staging \
  --server https://staging.internal:3334 \
  --insecure

Output:

Created context 'prod'
Set as active context
  Server:  https://sibyl.example.com
  Org:     myorg
  Project: proj_main

context use

Set the active context. This affects all subsequent commands.

Synopsis

bash

sibyl context use <name> [options]

Arguments

Argument	Required	Description
`name`	Yes	Context name to activate

Options

Option	Short	Description
`--json`	`-j`	JSON output

Example

bash

sibyl context use prod

Output:

Switched to context 'prod'
  Server: https://sibyl.example.com

context update

Update an existing context.

Synopsis

bash

sibyl context update <name> [options]

Arguments

Argument	Required	Description
`name`	Yes	Context name to update

Options

Option	Short	Description
`--server`	`-s`	New server URL
`--org`	`-o`	New org slug (use 'auto' to clear)
`--project`	`-p`	New default project (use 'none' to clear)
`--insecure`	`-k`	Skip SSL verification
`--secure`		Re-enable SSL verification
`--json`	`-j`	JSON output

Examples

bash

# Update server URL
sibyl context update prod --server https://new-sibyl.example.com

# Change default project
sibyl context update staging --project proj_new_staging

# Clear organization (use auto-detect)
sibyl context update local --org auto

# Clear default project
sibyl context update dev --project none

# Enable insecure mode
sibyl context update staging --insecure

# Disable insecure mode
sibyl context update staging --secure

context delete

Delete a context.

Synopsis

bash

sibyl context delete <name>

Arguments

Argument	Required	Description
`name`	Yes	Context name to delete

Example

bash

sibyl context delete old-staging

Output:

Deleted context 'old-staging'

If you delete the active context:

Deleted context 'local'
No active context. Use 'sibyl context use <name>' to set one.

context clear

Clear the active context. Falls back to legacy server.url from config.

Synopsis

bash

sibyl context clear

Example

bash

sibyl context clear

Output:

Cleared active context
Using legacy server.url from config

Context Priority

When resolving project context, the CLI checks in this order:

--context / -C global flag (highest priority)
SIBYL_CONTEXT environment variable
Active context's default project
Path-based project link (from current directory)

Override with Flag

bash

# Use different project for one command
sibyl --context proj_other task list
sibyl -C proj_other task list

Override with Environment

bash

# Use different project for shell session
export SIBYL_CONTEXT=proj_other
sibyl task list  # Uses proj_other

Common Workflows

Development Setup

bash

# Create contexts for different environments
sibyl context create local --server http://localhost:3334 --use
sibyl context create staging --server https://staging.sibyl.io --org myorg
sibyl context create prod --server https://sibyl.example.com --org myorg

# Switch between environments
sibyl context use local
sibyl context use staging
sibyl context use prod

CI/CD Integration

bash

# In CI pipeline
sibyl context create ci \
  --server "$SIBYL_URL" \
  --org "$SIBYL_ORG" \
  --use

# Or use environment variable
export SIBYL_CONTEXT=proj_ci
sibyl task list --status todo

Multiple Organizations

bash

# Create context per org
sibyl context create work --server https://sibyl.company.com --org company
sibyl context create personal --server https://sibyl.io --org personal

# Switch organizations
sibyl context use work
sibyl context use personal

Configuration File

Contexts are stored in ~/.sibyl/config.toml:

toml

[context]
active = "local"

[contexts.local]
server_url = "http://localhost:3334"
org_slug = ""
default_project = ""
insecure = false

[contexts.prod]
server_url = "https://sibyl.example.com"
org_slug = "myorg"
default_project = "proj_main"
insecure = false

[contexts.staging]
server_url = "https://staging.internal:3334"
org_slug = "myorg"
default_project = ""
insecure = true

sibyl project link - Link directory to project
sibyl config - Configuration management

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context use ​

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context update ​

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context delete ​

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context clear ​

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context

Overview

Commands

context (no subcommand)

Synopsis

Options

Example

context list

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context show

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Arguments

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context create

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context use

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context update

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context delete

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context clear

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Context Priority

Override with Flag

Override with Environment

Common Workflows

Development Setup

CI/CD Integration

Multiple Organizations

Configuration File

Related Commands