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Expand Up @@ -31,6 +31,12 @@ ek configure
ek run -- your-command
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## Docker and dev containers

`ek login` uses a device verification URL, so the browser can run on your host while the CLI runs in a container. If the URL cannot open automatically, open the printed URL and approve the matching code.

The CLI uses the OS keyring when available and otherwise stores credentials in `~/.enkryptify/secure-store.json` with owner-only permissions. Mount `~/.enkryptify` into the container to preserve login and configuration between rebuilds, or set `ENKRYPTIFY_STORE_PATH` to a mounted file path.

## Documentation

For usage guides, command reference, and configuration: **[docs.enkryptify.com](https://docs.enkryptify.com)**
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