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tribal config

A set of subcommands for viewing and modifying TribalMind configuration.

Usage

Section titled “Usage”
Terminal window
tribal config <SUBCOMMAND> [OPTIONS]

Subcommands

Section titled “Subcommands”

config set

Section titled “config set”

Set a configuration value in .tribal/config.yaml.

Terminal window
tribal config set <key> <value>

Available keys: backboard-base-url, llm-provider, model-name, project-assistant-id

Terminal window
tribal config set llm-provider openai
tribal config set model-name gpt-4o

config get

Section titled “config get”

Read a single resolved configuration value.

Terminal window
tribal config get <key>
Terminal window
tribal config get llm-provider
# → anthropic

config list

Section titled “config list”

Show all resolved configuration values (secrets are redacted).

Terminal window
tribal config list

config set-secret

Section titled “config set-secret”

Store a secret in the OS system keyring.

Terminal window
tribal config set-secret <name> [--value/-v VALUE]

Available secrets: backboard-api-key

Terminal window
# Interactive (prompts for value)
tribal config set-secret backboard-api-key


# Non-interactive
tribal config set-secret backboard-api-key --value sk-xxx

config assistants

Section titled “config assistants”

List all Backboard assistants in your account. Useful for debugging.

Terminal window
tribal config assistants

config clear-memory

Section titled “config clear-memory”

Clear ALL memories for an assistant.

Terminal window
tribal config clear-memory [--assistant/-a ASSISTANT_ID] [--yes/-y]
Terminal window
# Clear current project's memories
tribal config clear-memory --yes


# Clear a specific assistant's memories
tribal config clear-memory --assistant asst_abc123 --yes

config debug-key

Section titled “config debug-key”

Show a masked version of the API key for debugging connection issues.

Terminal window
tribal config debug-key

See also

Section titled “See also”