@tanagram/lore 0.1.47 → 0.1.48

package/README.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ The command-line interface for Lore.
   CLI Auth's device-code flow. On macOS, also auto-runs `lore enable` to
   install and start the background uploader; if that step fails, login still
   succeeds and you can rerun `lore enable` manually.
-- `lore logout` — removes the stored CLI token.
+- `lore logout` — removes the stored CLI tokens.
 - `lore health` — calls the API health endpoint.
 - `lore logs` — prints recent entries from the log file.
 - `lore version` — prints the CLI version.
@@ -60,10 +60,13 @@ dirs so they don't stomp each other:
 
 `lore login` asks the Lore API for public WorkOS CLI Auth configuration, starts
 WorkOS's device-code flow, prints the verification URL and user code, and polls
-WorkOS until it receives a JWT access token. It stores that token in the active
-state dir as `token` (for example, `~/.lore-dev/token` in local dev). The CLI
-does not read token environment variables; use `lore logout` to remove the
-stored token.
+WorkOS until it receives JWT access and refresh tokens. It stores those tokens
+in the active state dir as `token` and `refresh_token` (for example,
+`~/.lore-dev/token` and `~/.lore-dev/refresh_token` in local dev). When the
+access token is expired or will expire within 10 seconds, authenticated
+commands use the refresh token to rotate a new access token automatically. The
+CLI does not read token environment variables; use `lore logout` to remove the
+stored tokens.
 
 Run `lore logs` to print the active log file path. In dev, log lines also
 tee to stderr so you see them while iterating; in prod the file is the only