NAME
     handle - your name on a board

SYNOPSIS
     handle
     handle name

DESCRIPTION
     With no argument, handle prints the name this deck has claimed on the
     board it is attuned to, or says that none has been claimed.  Given a
     name, it claims that one.

     The name is bound to this deck's key, not to a password.  The deck
     generates a keypair, the board records the name against the public half,
     and afterwards the deck proves who it is by using the private half, which
     never leaves the machine.  Nobody else can take a name that is already
     claimed, and there is nothing to remember and nothing that can be phished
     out of you.

     The other side of that bargain is that the key is the identity.  Lose the
     deck's key and you lose the name with it; there is no password reset
     because there is no password.  See id(1) for what the key is and where it
     lives.

DIAGNOSTICS
     handle: not connected -- run `attune` first.
          There is no board to claim a name on yet.

     handle: no identity -- run `id gen` first.
          This deck has no key yet.

SEE ALSO
     id(1), attune(1), bbs(1), who(1)

NOTES
     Names are first come, first served, and the polite convention on a small
     board is to keep the one you started with.

FRST Computer                                                        HANDLE(1)
