gcloud-authlisted

Re-authenticate an expired gcloud session. Use PROACTIVELY, without being asked by name, whenever a `gcloud`/`gsutil`/`bq` command fails on credentials — 'reauthentication required', 'invalid_grant', 'credentials not found', 'token has expired', 'Reauthentication failed', ADC/refresh-token errors — or whenever the user asks to re-auth, re-login, or log in to gcloud.
YoniChechik/claude-code-config · ★ 0 · DevOps & Infrastructure · score 58

Install: claude install-skill YoniChechik/claude-code-config

Re-auth is a single `gcloud auth login`. It opens Chrome automatically, the user approves, and the credentials are valid for ~1 day. Nothing else is needed. ## Process ### Step 1: Ping the user Invoke the `/notify-waiting` skill FIRST. Step 2 blocks waiting for browser approval, so the user must be at their machine before it starts. ### Step 2: Log in Run this directly via a **subagent Bash call**: ```bash gcloud auth login ``` Chrome opens on its own, the user approves, done. ### Step 3: Retry Re-run the command that originally failed. ## Rules (non-negotiable) - **NEVER** skip `/notify-waiting` — the login blocks on the user. - **NEVER** pass `--no-launch-browser`. - **NEVER** use named pipes. - **NEVER** capture or extract the URL. - **NEVER** attempt manual PKCE/OAuth flows.