What problem does it solve?
sigcli-auth-proxy eliminates the risk and friction of manually handling browser SSO sessions and OAuth tokens by enabling AI agents to make authenticated requests without exposing secrets.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Browser SSO credential extraction: Authenticates via browser-based flows and extracts session cookies for agent usage.
- OAuth2 token management: Supports OAuth2 Client Credentials with token refresh and secure header injection.
- Encrypted credential storage and proxying: Encrypts credentials locally with AES-256-GCM and provides a transparent HTTP proxy so agents can reuse authenticated context across many requests.
Use case: An enterprise agent needs to call Jira or internal APIs with user SSO—run sig proxy so all HTTP calls made to configured domains automatically receive the right authentication headers/cookies.
Quick Start
Tell your AI to set up sigcli-auth-proxy by logging in for your SSO domain (for example, sig login https://jira.example.com) and then use sig proxy on a local port for authenticated requests.