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List, switch, add, or remove the TelemetryDeck apps the CLI queries against. Accepts a subcommand as arguments (use / list / add / remove / refresh).

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Apps

Manage registered TelemetryDeck apps. Pass the subcommand + args through $ARGUMENTS:

tdq apps $ARGUMENTS

Common uses:

User intentCommand
List registered appstdq apps
Switch current apptdq apps use <uuid|name|index>
Rename an apptdq apps use <uuid> --name "New Name"
Register another apptdq apps add <uuid> --name "Other App" [--set-current]
Unregister an apptdq apps remove <selector>
Re-pull the list from the APItdq apps refresh

If $ARGUMENTS is empty, run tdq apps (list). If the user's intent is ambiguous ("switch to my other app") and tdq apps shows multiple registered, show the list and ask which one to pick rather than guessing. If only one other app is registered, you can switch without asking — but state what you did.

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