agentrouter-auto-signin is a small, smart helper that automatically claims your free daily sign-in credits from AgentRouter. Instead of remembering to log in every day and click a button, this tool does it for you—silently, safely, and on time.
It works quietly in the background on your computer. You set it up once, and it takes care of everything from that day forward. Even if your computer was off during the scheduled time, it will catch up and "make up" the missed sign-in automatically. No effort, no forgetting, no lost credits.
| Benefit | What It Means For You |
|---|---|
| 🎯 Truly Automatic | Once configured, you never think about it again. |
| 👥 Multiple Accounts | Add several AgentRouter accounts and it handles all of them in one go. |
| 🔄 Smart Balance Conversion | Credits are automatically converted and shown in whatever unit you prefer. |
| 🕒 Missed Sign-In Recovery | Computer was off? It catches up the next time it runs. |
| 🤖 AI-Assisted Setup | If you ask an AI assistant, it can generate the config file for you—no technical skill needed. |
| 💻 Works Everywhere | Windows, macOS, and Linux are all fully supported. |
👉 Visit this link to download the application
On that page, look for the latest release at the top. You'll see a file named something like agentrouter-auto-signin.zip (or similar). Click it to start the download.
- Find the downloaded file (usually in your Downloads folder).
- Right-click the file and choose "Extract All..." to open its contents.
- You'll now see a folder. Open it.
- Inside, look for a file called
config.jsonorconfig.example.json. Open it with Notepad (right-click → Open with → Notepad). - In that file, you'll see places to add:
- Your AgentRouter account email/username
- Your AgentRouter password (or API token if you have one)
- Your preferred balance unit (optional)
- Save the file and close Notepad.
📝 Tip: If you're unsure how to fill it out, just ask an AI chatbot: "Please generate a config.json for agentrouter-auto-signin. My email is [X], my password is [Y], and I want balances in credits."
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Inside the extracted folder, find a file called:
agentrouter-auto-signin.exe(Windows)agentrouter-auto-signin(macOS/Linux)
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Double-click it. A small window may flash open and close—this is normal. It means the program ran successfully.
Windows makes this easy with Task Scheduler:
- Press
Windows + R, typetaskschd.msc, and press Enter. - Click "Create Basic Task" on the right.
- Name it
AgentRouter Auto Sign-In, then click Next. - Choose "Daily", then click Next.
- Pick a time that works for you (e.g., 9:00 AM). Click Next.
- Select "Start a program", then click Next.
- Click Browse and select the
agentrouter-auto-signin.exefile you found earlier. - Click Next, then Finish.
Done! From now on, it runs automatically every day.
The same program works on Mac and Linux. Here's the quick version:
- macOS: Open Terminal, navigate to the folder (
cd path/to/folder), then run./agentrouter-auto-signin(you may need to right-click the file → Open first to allow it to run). - Linux: Open a terminal, go to the folder, and run
./agentrouter-auto-signin. - To schedule it:
- macOS/Linux both use cron. Type
crontab -ein a terminal, then add a line like:This runs it every day at 9:00 AM.0 9 * * * /full/path/to/agentrouter-auto-signin
- macOS/Linux both use cron. Type
Every time the program executes, it:
- Opens a secure connection to AgentRouter (no browser needed).
- Logs into your account(s).
- Clicks the daily sign-in button automatically.
- Checks your current credit balance and displays it in your chosen unit.
- Saves a small log file so you can verify it worked.
- Closes quietly.
If a sign-in was missed while your computer was off, it detects that and performs a "catch-up" sign-in on the next run—so you never lose a day's credits.
Q: Is my password safe?
Yes. The program stores credentials only in your local config.json file. It does not upload them anywhere. It only uses them to log into AgentRouter directly.
Q: Can I use an API token instead of a password? Absolutely. If you have an AgentRouter API key, put it in the config instead of your password—it's even more secure.
Q: How do I check if it worked?
Each run creates a log.txt file in the same folder. Open it to see what happened—like "Sign-in successful for account1" and "Balance: 52 credits."
Q: What if I have two accounts?
No problem. In config.json, you can list multiple accounts under an "accounts" section. The program handles them all in one run.
Q: Will it slow down my computer? No. It's a tiny program that runs for about 2 seconds and then exits. It uses almost no memory or CPU.
- 100% local — everything stays on your machine.
- No cloud, no tracking, no analytics.
- You can delete it any time—it leaves no residue.
- It only talks to AgentRouter's site, nothing else.
If something isn't working:
- Check that you extracted the full folder and are running the correct file.
- Make sure your email and password in
config.jsonare correct (no extra spaces). - Try running the program again by double-clicking it.
- Look at
log.txt—it usually says exactly what went wrong. - If you're stuck, paste your
log.txtcontents into an AI assistant and ask for help. It can diagnose the issue for you.
✔️ Downloaded the app from the official releases page
✔️ Extracted the folder
✔️ Edited config.json with your account details
✔️ Ran the program once to test
✔️ Set up Task Scheduler (Windows) or cron (Mac/Linux)
That's it! You now have a fully automated daily sign-in that works forever, silently, in the background. Set it once and forget it—your AgentRouter credits will keep rolling in every single day.
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