scout logout

Remove stored credentials for a specific account or all accounts. If an authentication session is active, the command attempts to revoke it.

Usage

scout logout [flags]

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Description
-a, --account	string	—	Log out a specific account
--all	bool	false	Log out of all accounts
--raw	bool	false	Output JSON

Examples

Log out of a specific account:

scout logout --account my-org

Log out of all accounts:

scout logout --all

Output result as JSON:

scout logout --account my-org --raw

note

If you omit both --account and --all and multiple sessions exist, the command prompts you to select an account interactively.

Behavior

• Removes credentials from the system keychain (or ~/.scout/credentials.json)
• Attempts auth session revocation (best-effort — succeeds even if the server is unreachable)
• Keeps profile configuration intact so you can re-authenticate later
• Shows remaining available sessions after logout

See Also

• login — authenticate with Scout
• status — check authentication status
• context — manage account contexts