fix(session): unbrick MCP under Plaud 30-day tokens; add plaud refresh (v0.5.0)#135
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…sh` (v0.5.0) Plaud shortened token lifetimes from ~291 days to 30 days. require()'s TOKEN_REFRESH_BUFFER_SECONDS hard-rejects any token within the buffer of expiry, and that buffer was 30 days — so every freshly-issued token tripped it and the MCP returned session_expired on every call. Drop the buffer to 3 days; move the tray "expiring" warning threshold from 30 to 3 days to match. Also add a `plaud refresh` CLI command that re-auths the stored session, reusing saved email/region (Plaud has no refresh-token grant, so it is a full credential re-auth). No MCP equivalent by design — avoids routing a password through an AI client's context. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Plaud shortened token lifetimes from ~291 days to 30 days.
SessionManager.require()hard-rejects any token withinTOKEN_REFRESH_BUFFER_SECONDSof expiry, and that buffer was 30 days — so every freshly-issued token was already inside the buffer andrequire()raisedPlaudSessionExpiredErroron every call. The MCP returnedsession_expiredfor everything, even right after signing in.Changes
session.py—TOKEN_REFRESH_BUFFER_SECONDS30 days → 3 days. This is the load-bearing fix that unbricks the MCP.tray/app.py— "expiring soon" warning threshold 30 → 3 days (otherwise the tray shows it permanently on a healthy fresh token).cli.py— newplaud refreshcommand: re-auths the stored session, reusing saved email/region; only prompts for the password (--email/--region/--passwordoverride). Plaud has no refresh-token grant, so this is a full credential re-auth. No MCP equivalent by design — avoids routing a password through an AI client's context.Tests
Full suite green (812 passed, 2 skipped). New
refreshflow exercised against a fake auth/store (reuse + region override).🤖 Generated with Claude Code