docs: document profile set and profile current - #16
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Both commands ship and work, and neither appears in the README. Found by checking the agents.reply.io CLI page against the sources: the site documents both, so it is currently more complete than this repository, and mirroring the README onto the site would have deleted two true facts. `profile set default --team-id <id>` is the part worth having written down — it pins a team for everything without creating a profile first, and nothing outside `--help` said so.
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Two profile commands ship and work but appear nowhere in the README:
reply profile setandreply profile current. Found while checking the agents.reply.io CLI page against the sources —that page documents both, so the site is currently more complete than this repository, and
anyone mirroring the README onto the site would have deleted two true facts.
profile setis the more useful of the two, and its best trick was undocumented as well: namingdefaultedits the built-in profile, which pins a team for everything without having to createa profile first.
reply profile set default --team-id 1045Also notes
-yonprofile delete, which skips the confirmation prompt — relevant to anyonescripting the CLI.
Verified against
reply profile set --helpandreply profile current --helpfrom a freshbuild rather than from the source.
npm run build && npm test— 531 passing, 4 skipped.Documentation only; no code changed.