Contexts (ctx)
Save daemon endpoints as named contexts and switch between them.
Contexts are named daemon URLs (for example node-a and node-b). They let you avoid repeating --connect ... on every command.
Add a context
rgbldk ctx add node-a --url http://127.0.0.1:8501 --use-nowWhat you should see:
Context "node-a" created and set as active.Add another context (without switching):
rgbldk ctx add node-b --url http://127.0.0.1:8502List and show the active context
rgbldk ctx ls
rgbldk ctx showIf ctx ls shows a *, that row is the active context.
Switch context
rgbldk ctx use node-b
rgbldk node statusIf you get an error, the URL is wrong or the daemon is not reachable.
Remove a context
rgbldk ctx rm node-bIf you remove the active context, pick a different one with rgbldk ctx use ....