auth-token-safety
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Design rationale for PolyPilot's authentication approach. The copilot headless server authenticates on its own via its native credential store. PolyPilot NEVER reads the macOS Keychain directly — doing so triggers password dialogs and corrupts ACLs. Use when modifying auth-related code paths or StartServerAsync callers.
- Reads credentials
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