OAuth Login
Version: v1.0.0+ Updated: 2024-02-13
What You'll Accomplish
- Add AI provider accounts via OAuth
- Understand each provider's authentication method
Prerequisites
- LinJun installed and running
- Account for the corresponding AI service
OAuth-Supported Providers
| Provider | Auth Method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | OAuth | Anthropic official account |
| Gemini CLI | OAuth | Google account |
| OpenAI Codex | OAuth | OpenAI account |
| Qwen Code | OAuth | Alibaba Cloud account |
| Antigravity | OAuth (Google) | Uses Google account for authorization |
| iFlow | OAuth | iFlow account |
| GitHub Copilot | OAuth | GitHub account |
| Kiro | OAuth | Kiro account |
Steps
1. Go to Provider Management
Click the Providers menu on the left.
2. Select Provider
Choose the service you want to add from the provider list.
3. Start OAuth Authorization
Click the login button for the corresponding provider:
- Browser will automatically open the authorization page
- Log in with your account
- Agree to the authorization request
- Authorization completes and window closes automatically
4. Verify Success
Return to the provider list; the newly added account should appear with "Connected" status.
Token Storage
OAuth tokens are securely stored locally:
- Location:
~/.cli-proxy-api/directory - File format:
{provider}-{identifier}.json
Examples:
[email protected][email protected]kiro-google-123456.json
Verification
- Expected: Provider list shows the new account with normal status
- If not: Check network, try re-authorizing
Common Issues
Authorization page won't open
- Check default browser settings
- Try manually copying the authorization link to browser
Didn't auto-return after authorization
Manually return to LinJun and click refresh to check if the account was added successfully.
Token expired
Some provider tokens expire and require re-authorization:
- Find the corresponding account in the provider list
- Click "Re-login" or "Refresh Token"