anthropic-token-refresh

You can automate Claude setup-token refresh by running a script that detects token expiry and executes claude setup-token via browser automation to obtain a new token. The script then updates auth-profiles.json with the new token and expiry time to keep agent sessions alive without manual reauthentication.

Yes, you can update auth-profiles.json automatically by running the token update flow. The script writes the new token and its expiry time directly into ~/.openclaw/agents/main/agent/auth-profiles.json, ensuring your OpenClaw agent configuration remains valid without manual file editing.

Yes, you need jq installed to parse and modify the JSON configuration files during the token refresh process. The skill also requires Claude CLI and the OpenClaw browser profile to execute the setup-token command and complete the automated authentication workflow.

Automated token renewal for Claude Max and Pro subscriptions works by checking the current token expiry date. If expiry is within 30 days, the script triggers the claude setup-token command to fetch a fresh token via browser automation and updates the local configuration file.

OpenClaw agents lose their Claude session when the setup-token expires without being renewed. Running a daily expiry check script detects the approaching expiration and executes the renewal flow beforehand to maintain continuous agent access.