wtf is autoclaw-autologin?

AutoClaw Auto-Login is a Python tool that automates signing into AutoGLM, a Z.ai service that gives free access to GLM and DeepSeek AI models through a Google account. Once logged in, the tool runs a small local server that speaks the same API format as OpenAI, so existing tools built for OpenAI, such as Cursor, Continue, or OpenWebUI, can send requests to it and get answers from the free GLM models without any code changes on their end. For the Google sign in step, the tool controls a specialized version of the Chrome browser called CloakBrowser, which is built to look like a normal human controlled browser to services that try to detect and block automated traffic, including Cloudflare checks, reCAPTCHA, and browser fingerprinting tools. Because the underlying service limits how many accounts can be registered from the same network address before requiring a cooldown, the tool also supports rotating through a list of proxy servers, so each account it logs in can appear to come from a different location. You provide a list of Google email and password pairs in one text file and, if you plan to log in many accounts, a list of proxy servers in another. The tool can then log them in one at a time or several at once, saves the resulting access tokens, and automatically refreshes them before they expire. A web dashboard on your own machine shows which accounts are logged in, their remaining credit balance, and when their tokens will need refreshing. On Windows, setup is a handful of double-clickable batch files that install the dependencies, let you edit the account and proxy lists, and start the local proxy server. On other systems the same steps are run manually from the command line using pip and a couple of Python scripts. The project notes that one of the available model choices silently uses a DeepSeek model at a much higher cost than expected, and recommends avoiding it in favor of the models it identifies as the real GLM options. It is released under the MIT license.