auto-login-assistant

What This Skill Does

The auto-login-assistant is a specialized OpenClaw skill designed to help agents navigate authentication barriers gracefully. It functions as an intermediary between the user and web-based login forms, ensuring that agents can proceed with tasks that require authenticated sessions without compromising security best practices. The skill follows a strict, non-bypass workflow: detecting login states, requesting explicit user consent for credential usage, and carefully populating form fields. It is designed to handle standard username/password and verification-code challenges while strictly adhering to privacy protocols—specifically by never attempting to brute-force, bypass anti-bot mechanisms, or store credentials without the user's direct, explicit instruction. By centralizing the authentication logic, this skill ensures that agents remain within defined safety boundaries during web interactions.

Installation

To integrate the auto-login-assistant into your OpenClaw environment, use the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/ddmmddmm/auto-login-assistant

Ensure that you have appropriate permissions for your agent's current working directory if you intend to reference credential files stored locally.

Use Cases

• Session Management: Automatically detecting when a long-running research session has timed out and requires a re-login.
• SaaS Productivity: Signing into organizational dashboards, mail providers, or project management tools to begin a workflow requested by the user.
• Account Access: Assisting in the secure entry of 2FA or verification codes when an agent is acting on behalf of a user who has triggered an email or SMS challenge.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, please navigate to the project dashboard and sign in using the credentials in my credentials.json file."
2. "I am stuck at the login wall on the payroll site; can you help me authenticate using my saved environment variables?"
3. "The website sent a verification code to my registered email. Please wait for me to provide the code and then enter it into the page."

Tips & Limitations

• Safety First: This skill is not a captcha-solver. It will fail if presented with advanced bot-detection or complex visual challenges.
• Privacy: Always review your credential files before allowing the agent access. Never use this skill on untrusted or suspicious websites.
• Conservative Defaults: The skill is configured to ignore 'Remember Me' checkboxes by default. If you need a persistent session, you must explicitly instruct the agent to toggle that option during the interaction.