Automate Gong session cookie setup and persist credentials to ~/.fe-skills/.env.
npx skills add https://github.com/al-stev/field-eng-skills --skill gong-setup
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gong-setup Source: https://github.com/al-stev/field-eng-skills/tree/main/.claude/skills/gong-setup Command: npx skills add https://github.com/al-stev/field-eng-skills --skill gong-setup
Gong access requires a valid session cookie and workspace context to operate the Gong API. This skill automates the one-time setup of the Gong authentication artifacts (GONG_COOKIE, GONG_BASE_URL, GONG_WORKSPACE_ID) and persists them to the user's environment for repeatable access.
Run the gong-setup skill and follow prompts to auto-refresh cookies or manually enter them, then verify the setup with a test Gong API call.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To set up a Gong session cookie for API access, you can run an automated setup skill that auto-detects your Gong region, saves the workspace ID and base URL, and persists the GONG_COOKIE to a local environment file for repeatable automated workflows.
The best way to refresh an expired Gong session cookie is to use an automated setup tool that supports Chrome debugging for auto-refresh or allows manual cookie entry, ensuring the renewed credential is securely stored in your environment file.
Yes, Gong API access requires a valid session cookie, the GONG_BASE_URL, and the GONG_WORKSPACE_ID to establish proper workspace context. These artifacts must be persisted together in your environment for successful authentication.
Yes, you can manually enter a Gong session cookie as an alternative to automated Chrome debugging. The setup process supports both manual entry and automated refresh to accommodate flexible workflow configurations and credential persistence.
Gong API authentication fails when the session cookie is missing or expired because the cookie is the primary credential required for access. Running a cookie setup process detects the missing credential and renews it to restore API connectivity.
Gong credentials including the session cookie, base URL, and workspace ID are stored securely in the ~/.fe-skills/.env file after setup. This local persistence ensures repeatable access across Gong-based workflows without requiring repeated manual configuration.
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