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Simple command that prints the current username. Supports --json for structured output with username, email, workspace, and profile.
- whoami: output "username (workspace)" instead of just username - status: force CLI upgrade check (bypass 24h TTL cache) and display result — "CLI is up to date." or update notice with instructions
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Summary
phala whoami— prints the current username (single line, pipe-friendly)--jsonreturns structured output with username, email, workspace, and profileTest plan
bun run fmt && bun run lint && bun run type-checkpassbun run test— 316 pass, 0 failphala whoami→leechaelphala whoami --json→{username, email, workspace, profile}