wtf is xai-sso-to-credentials?

This is a small command line tool for converting xAI account credentials into a specific JSON file format. If you have an SSO cookie from xAI, or you already hold an OAuth access token, this script turns either one into a xai-*.json credential file that other tools expecting that format can use. There are two modes. In authenticated mode, you provide an SSO cookie and the script runs a real device flow login against xAI to produce a valid credential file. In the second mode, you already have an access token or a JSON credential, and the script just reformats it without contacting xAI again. The tool ships with an interactive terminal interface called tui.sh that walks you through picking a mode, pasting your input, setting how many conversions run at once, choosing retry attempts and the wait time between them, and picking an output folder. There is also a plain command line script, sso_to_auth_json.py, for people who prefer to call it directly with flags for concurrency, retry count, and retry interval. Input can be a single value or a text file with one entry per line, in a few accepted formats including a raw token, an email and password pair followed by a token, or a numbered list. Each processed account produces its own output file named after the account's email or subject identifier. The README requires the curl_cffi Python package for the authenticated mode, since local parsing alone is enough for the no-auth mode. It also warns plainly that SSO cookies, tokens, and the generated credential files are sensitive and should never be committed to a public repository, and notes that the project's own gitignore already excludes common input and output files. The project is released under the MIT license.