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Source: publisher/vexa_subscriber.py · audience: publisher

Overview

Emitted from python3 publisher/vexa_subscriber.py --help.

list

Show every account on the channel registry and its scope. The first thing to run when a customer reports a 401, and the inventory you reconcile against before a rotation.

add

Mint a credential for an account — the same verb rotates an existing one. Onboarding a new subscriber and rotating a compromised one are the same act against the registry, and the delivery leg is where they differ. --park seals the new value to the channel edge’s key and parks it under a six-digit code you read aloud on a call, so nobody on their side ever sees the credential and it exists in no mail, chat, ticket or document. Without --park you are back to the age-encrypted handoff, which is the right route only when the recipient already holds a key you have confirmed.

revoke

Remove an account’s credential. Use it when a pilot ends or a credential is suspected: revocation stops future pulls, it does not un-deliver what the subscriber already has.