profile

alchemy profile <subcommand> [options]

Inspect and manage credentials stored in ~/.alchemy/profiles.json. See Profiles.

profile show

alchemy profile show [options]

Print every auth method configured under a profile, along with its resolved credentials (redacted). Unlike login, this does not import your stack file — it reads the profile store directly and uses the bundled providers (AWS, Axiom, Cloudflare, GitHub, Neon, Planetscale) to pretty-print each entry.

Profile: default

── AWS ──
accessKeyId:     ASIA****
secretAccessKey: Pj5T****
sessionToken:    IQoJ****
region:          us-west-2
source: sso - default

── Cloudflare ──
accessToken: Xl06****
expires: in 59m 58s 999ms (2026-04-27T20:45:47.937Z)
accountId: 123456789...
source: oauth

If the profile doesn’t exist, the command lists the available profile names — or suggests running alchemy login when none are configured.

Option	Description
--profile <name>	Profile to show (defaults to default or $ALCHEMY_PROFILE)
--env-file <path>	Load environment variables from a file

# Show the default profile
alchemy profile show

# Show a named profile
alchemy profile show --profile prod

profile clear

alchemy profile clear [options]

Delete a profile from ~/.alchemy/profiles.json and remove its credentials directory. If the profile isn’t in profiles.json, the command still removes any stray credentials directory.

Option	Description
--profile <name>	Profile to clear (defaults to default or $ALCHEMY_PROFILE)

# Remove the prod profile and its credentials
alchemy profile clear --profile prod

Where next

• login — configure and log in to each provider in your stack.
• Profiles — how profiles isolate credentials across accounts and environments.