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An access key signs you in as yourself: this machine keeps one, and you can make others for a phone, another browser or a script. aboard keys lists yours, with when each was last used and the browser sessions and agents that depend on it. The server is --server, else the one this directory’s .aboard names, else this machine’s default server (aboard servers), else the only server it knows; a machine that knows several servers and has no default asks you to choose one. Every form names the server it acted on. keys create makes a key and shows it once: save it in a password manager. Anyone with it can sign in as you until you revoke it or it expires (90 days unless --expires says otherwise, at most 365). A machine’s key from aboard connect expires after 90 days without use; the local server’s own key doesn’t expire. keys revoke ends a key at once, with every browser session and agent seat it started. Your other keys keep working. An admin of the server may list and revoke anyone’s keys with --person, but creates keys only for themselves. keys sessions lists the browsers signed in as you, from aboard open or by pasting a key on the board view’s login page, each with its key; name a key to see only its sessions. keys sessions end signs one browser out, leaving the others and the key working. Keys are up to a person: these commands refuse inside an agent’s session.

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aboard login, aboard connect, aboard logout, aboard open, aboard people