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Fast OpenAI Codex account switch for OpenClaw via the local cs command. Use when user sends `cs relogin`, asks to re-login or switch ChatGPT Codex account, or pastes OAuth callback URL/code to complete login.

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技能说明

CS Relogin Skill

Use this skill to perform OpenAI Codex account switching without openclaw onboard.

Hard rules

  • Always execute cs directly, never call openclaw onboard for this task.
  • Keep flow non-interactive.
  • If user provided a callback URL/code, do completion step immediately.

Workflow

  1. If user input is exactly cs relogin:

    • Run:
      cs relogin
      
    • Return the login URL from command output.
    • Ask user to finish browser auth and paste callback URL.
  2. If user input contains callback URL/code:

    • Run:
      cs relogin "<callback-url-or-code>"
      
    • Return key result lines:
      • relogin completed status
      • gateway restart status
      • active profile/account summary
  3. If user asks status/debug:

    • Run:
      cs relogin status
      cs status
      
    • Summarize pending state and active account.

Output format

  • Keep response concise and actionable.
  • Include exact next command when another step is needed.
  • Never expose full tokens/secrets.
  • On command failure, include raw cs stderr first (do not guess the reason).

Acknowledgement rule (MUST)

  • Every successful action must have an explicit acknowledgement (回执) to the user.
  • Minimum acknowledgement content:
    • what was executed (e.g. cs relogin, cs relogin <callback>, cs status)
    • whether it succeeded
    • current state summary (pending relogin / active account)
  • If command output is missing or tool callback is flaky, immediately run:
    cs relogin status
    cs status
    
    then send acknowledgement based on those results.
  • Never end silently after command execution.

来源信息

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/anjun/cs-relogin
Version
—
Commit
92b8d4340536c4a4f6c68cc4ea624191974c6eca
分类来源
rules
状态
active
可见性
public

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来源内容

SKILL.md
# CS Relogin Skill

Use this skill to perform OpenAI Codex account switching without `openclaw onboard`.

## Hard rules

- Always execute `cs` directly, never call `openclaw onboard` for this task.
- Keep flow non-interactive.
- If user provided a callback URL/code, do completion step immediately.

## Workflow

1. If user input is exactly `cs relogin`:
   - Run:
     ```bash
     cs relogin
     ```
   - Return the login URL from command output.
   - Ask user to finish browser auth and paste callback URL.

2. If user input contains callback URL/code:
   - Run:
     ```bash
     cs relogin "<callback-url-or-code>"
     ```
   - Return key result lines:
     - relogin completed status
     - gateway restart status
     - active profile/account summary

3. If user asks status/debug:
   - Run:
     ```bash
     cs relogin status
     cs status
     ```
   - Summarize pending state and active account.

## Output format

- Keep response concise and actionable.
- Include exact next command when another step is needed.
- Never expose full tokens/secrets.
- On command failure, include raw cs stderr first (do not guess the reason).

## Acknowledgement rule (MUST)

- Every successful action must have an explicit acknowledgement (回执) to the user.
- Minimum acknowledgement content:
  - what was executed (e.g. `cs relogin`, `cs relogin <callback>`, `cs status`)
  - whether it succeeded
  - current state summary (pending relogin / active account)
- If command output is missing or tool callback is flaky, immediately run:
  ```bash
  cs relogin status
  cs status
  ```
  then send acknowledgement based on those results.
- Never end silently after command execution.

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