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Use when AWS CLI commands fail with SSO token expiration errors like "Token has expired", "SSO session has expired", or "Error when retrieving credentials".
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| name | aws-sso |
| description | Use when AWS CLI commands fail with SSO token expiration errors like "Token has expired", "SSO session has expired", or "Error when retrieving credentials". |
This skill handles AWS SSO token expiration. Use it when AWS commands fail with authentication errors.
Trigger this skill when you see errors like:
Token has expired and refresh failedThe SSO session has expiredError when retrieving credentialsThe SSO access token has expiredRun the login command in a tmux session with --no-browser to capture the URL:
tmux new-session -d -s aws-sso 'aws sso login --profile <profile-name> --no-browser > /tmp/pi-tmux-aws-sso.log 2>&1'
sleep 1
cat /tmp/pi-tmux-aws-sso.log
The output will contain:
Browser will not be automatically opened.
Please visit the following URL:
https://oidc.<region>.amazonaws.com/authorize?...
Show the user the URL and ask them to complete authentication:
⚠️ AWS SSO token expired for profile `<profile-name>`.
Please open this URL in your browser to authenticate:
<url>
Let me know when you've completed the login.
After user confirms, check if login succeeded:
cat /tmp/pi-tmux-aws-sso.log
Look for Successfully logged into Start URL: in the output.
Then verify credentials work:
aws sts get-caller-identity --profile <profile-name>
tmux kill-session -t aws-sso 2>/dev/null
rm -f /tmp/pi-tmux-aws-sso.log
grep '^\[profile' ~/.aws/config | sed 's/\[profile \(.*\)\]/\1/'
aws sts get-caller-identity --profile <profile-name> 2>&1
--no-browser - lets us capture and show the URL