# scribase doctor

Verifies that the management API is reachable and that your access token is
configured correctly.

## Usage

```sh
scribase doctor
```

## What it checks

1. **Endpoint configured** — `SCRIBASE_API_URL` is set and is a valid URL.
2. **Management API ready** — `GET /health/ready` returns `204`.
3. **Access token present** — `SCRIBASE_ACCESS_TOKEN` is set (it is not
   validated against the API in this check, only for presence).

## Output

```
management API: ready
endpoint: configured
access token: configured
```

If the API is unreachable:

```
management API readiness returned HTTP 503
```

## Configuration

| Variable | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| `SCRIBASE_API_URL` | Yes | Base URL of the management API |
| `SCRIBASE_ACCESS_TOKEN` | No | Token presence is reported but not required for doctor |

## Notes

`doctor` does not authenticate. It calls `/health/ready` without a bearer token
so it can distinguish a reachable-but-unauthenticated failure from a
network-level failure. Use it as a first step when debugging connectivity
problems.