stockbit-status

# Stockbit session status Report whether the stored session is alive, and what to do if it is not. ## Run ```bash stockbit-auth status --json ``` If the bin is not on PATH, run `node dist/bin/stockbit-auth.js status --json` from the repo root. Prefer `--json`: it is redacted and safe to paste, and it spares you parsing prose. Add `--offline` when the user only wants expiry arithmetic without a network round-trip — offline can report a token as `stored` that the server would reject, so it answers "when does this expire", never "is this still good". ## Read the report ```jsonc { "auth": { "main": { "stored": true, "expiresInDays": 7 }, // the market-data session "securities": { "stored": false }, // trading; optional "eipo": { "stored": false } // minted on first use }, "trading": { "mode": "off", "live": false, "enabled": false }, "store": { "loggedInAt": "2026-08-26T08:15:28.943Z", // when `stockbit-auth login` last ran "loginAgeHours": 19.7, // how long ago, for the user's actual question "browserPinned": "chrome.exe 152.0.7977.64", "defaultBrowser": "C:\...\opera.exe", // what the OS opens links with "defaultBrowserIsPinned": false } } ``` - **`auth.main`** is the one every market-data tool depends on. `stored: false`, or a failed live check, means every stockbit tool will fail until the user logs in again — see the `stockbit-auth` skill. - **`e...