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List registered Reolink aliases (from ~/.config/reolink-cli/aliases.toml)

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List registered Reolink aliases (from ~/.config/reolink-cli/aliases.toml)

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devices.md

description: List registered Reolink aliases (from ~/.config/reolink-cli/aliases.toml)

Run `reolink-cli device list --output json` and print each alias on one line as:

<alias>  <host|uid>  tags=[<tags>]  <description>

Omit the password/hasPassword column (the CLI already masks it; don't repeat what's sensitive). If the alias list is empty, tell the user to register one with `reolink-cli device add <alias> --host <ip> --user admin`.

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Official command-line tool for Reolink IP cameras, doorbells and NVRs — LAN only, no cloud. Snapshots, PTZ, RTSP/RTMP stream URLs, two-way audio (talkback/TTS), motion and AI detection, event monitoring, VOD download. JSON output and a built-in MCP server. Works with Home Assistant, Frigate and go2rtc.

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