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Auth monitoring

Fased exposes model-provider auth health through the CLI. That is the source of truth for scheduled tasks, systemd timers, shell scripts, and external monitors.

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Preferred check

fased models status --check
Exit codes:
  • 0: credentials look healthy
  • 1: credentials are missing or already expired
  • 2: credentials are close to expiry, currently within 24 hours
This is the best automation surface because it stays portable across local setups, hosted gateways, cron, and systemd. If you need richer output, use: 
fased models status --json

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Optional scripts

The helper scripts under scripts/ are convenience layers for personal ops flows. They are not required for standard monitoring.
  • scripts/claude-auth-status.sh
    • reads fased models status --json first
    • falls back to direct file inspection only if the CLI is unavailable
  • scripts/auth-monitor.sh
    • timer-friendly wrapper for local alerts or phone notifications
  • scripts/systemd/fased-auth-monitor.{service,timer}
    • user-level systemd timer units
  • scripts/mobile-reauth.sh
    • guided SSH re-auth flow
  • scripts/termux-quick-auth.sh
    • compact Termux widget helper
  • scripts/termux-auth-widget.sh
    • fuller guided Termux flow
  • scripts/termux-sync-widget.sh
    • sync helper for Claude Code credentials into Fased
If you do not need phone widgets or custom timer wrappers, skip the scripts and monitor fased models status --check directly.