brightwheel-login-helper

You can automate Brightwheel login with 2FA by using a browser automation tool in Python 3 that manages session state and requests verification codes. This skill provides the logic to handle the authentication flow and establish an active session.

Browser automation handles 2FA prompts for Brightwheel sessions by programmatically intercepting the verification requirement and requesting the code when needed. The skill maintains session state across browser restarts to ensure seamless dashboard access.

For Brightwheel session management, you need to set the BRIGHTWHEEL_EMAIL and BRIGHTWHEEL_PASSWORD environment variables. You also need Python 3 and a browser automation tool installed before launching the login helper.

Yes, you can maintain an active Brightwheel dashboard session across browser restarts. The login helper applies session management techniques to preserve authentication state, preventing repeated manual logins during administrative workflows.

No, the Brightwheel login helper does not bypass 2FA. It handles 2FA prompts by requesting verification codes when required, meaning you must still supply the code generated by your authenticator during the automated login flow.

Automated Brightwheel login sessions expire when the web portal invalidates the authentication token. Running the login helper again refreshes the session by re-executing the login and 2FA flow to restore programmatic access to the dashboard.