Fiken Proxy
A -hosted proxy that maps bearer- clients to Fiken form-login sessions, manages cookies, and forwards requests to upstream Fiken endpoints.
What it does
Fiken Proxy provides a small authenticated bridge between bearer-token clients and Fiken's browser-oriented login flow. Clients call the proxy with a token; the proxy maps that token to credentials, signs in through the upstream form flow, stores the cookie session, and forwards requests.
It exists to make an awkward integration shape usable from modern clients.
The cookie problem
The awkward part is the cookie jar. Sessions are persisted through so a token keeps working across serverless invocations, with IP filtering, auth checks, and logging around it, plus raw forwarding routes and a status endpoint.
All of the form-and-cookie behavior stays behind that boundary. The client only ever sees a bearer token.
Current state
Active, and documented for the people who have to operate it: admin setup, endpoint flow diagrams, notes on masquerading as another user, and a sign-in walkthrough.