local-bootstrap-cli-auth-debug

The OpenASE CLI reports HUMAN_SESSION_REQUIRED or HUMAN_SESSION_INVALID when the local bootstrap session state is missing or corrupted. This diagnostic skill inspects the local session file and verifies service health to identify the exact authentication failure.

To repair local bootstrap authentication errors, you need to refresh or reset the local human session. This skill provides a reproducible workflow that runs health checks, inspects the session file, and applies quick fixes to re-authenticate protected CLI commands.

CSRF errors across OpenASE CLI commands indicate a problem with the local bootstrap authentication state. The best way to fix them is to use a diagnostic workflow that verifies service health and applies a session reset to regenerate valid security tokens.

Yes, you can customize the local session file path and API endpoints during the diagnostic process. This skill provides specific guidance for adjusting these configuration parameters to ensure the health checks and session inspections target your correct environment.

You need to reset your local human session when refreshing the session file fails to clear persistent authentication errors. This skill helps determine the correct action by inspecting the session state and providing a reproducible workflow for both repair options.