credential-management

To fix 401 or 403 authentication errors from Jira, GitHub, or Slack, you must rotate the expired service credentials. This process updates the active tokens and restores secure access to the affected integrations.

You need to rotate service credentials when automation tokens expire or are proactively rotated by your security team. This prevents authentication failures across connected platforms and ensures continuous automated workflow execution.

Updating config files after a token rotation involves modifying the config/env.agent file with the new credentials. After saving the updated configuration, you must restart the agent stack to apply the changes and validate the new authentication state.

Yes, you can automate credential rotation workflows for multiple service integrations. The system supports automated refresh workflows and manual triggers to validate credentials across Jira, GitHub, and Slack without requiring constant manual intervention.

Agents fail authentication after updating expired tokens if the updated config/env.agent file was not properly saved or if the agent stack was not restarted. You must enforce credential update requirements and restart targets to clear stale authentication states.