Status

The status command pings the Hookie relay and reports whether a login token is stored. Use it when login succeeds but listen cannot connect, or when you want a quick health check.

Usage

hookie status

Example output (healthy)

Relay: OK (relay.hookie.sh)
  RTT: 42ms
Auth: logged in

If you are not logged in, auth still reports clearly:

Relay: OK (relay.hookie.sh)
Auth: not logged in

Failure modes

Relay unreachable

You will see a connection or ping error on stderr, plus the auth line. Confirm network access and that you are using an official build (or a correct HOOKIE_RELAY_URL for local CLI development).

Config load error

Auth may show as unknown if ~/.hookie (or HOOKIE_CONFIG_DIR) cannot be read. Fix permissions or set HOOKIE_CONFIG_DIR explicitly.

Related Commands

• Authentication — login / logout
• Listen — stream events after the relay is reachable
• Configuration — env vars including HOOKIE_RELAY_URL