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Opens your browser to sign in with Google. On success the machine is bound: its sessions are attributed to it, and your agent can later tell you whether work happened here or somewhere else. It also starts the background sync service. It has no projects to sync until you run init for a new project or sync once from an invited project’s local clone.
Run this on every machine you work from. A machine that has not signed in cannot sync, and a token without a machine is refused when pushing history.
On a server or over SSH, where no browser can open, add --no-browser. The CLI prints the sign-in link, which you can open on any device:
Already signed in on the website? The CLI still mints its own token bound to this machine, rather than reusing the browser’s.

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logout

Clears this machine’s stored session so a different account can sign in.
Local only. The token the CLI issued is signed and cannot be revoked, so logging out does not invalidate a token that has already leaked. If one gets out, treat it as valid until it expires.
It deliberately leaves agent configuration and per-project sync state alone. Those are not account-specific, and re-collecting them after every account switch would be busywork.