what is 9routemanage fr?

9Router AutoLogin Google is a command line tool for bulk adding and managing Google accounts inside a self hosted service called 9Router, specifically for something called the AntiGravity provider. Instead of manually signing in and configuring one Google account at a time through 9Router's own web interface, this tool reads a plain text list of email and password pairs and works through them automatically, using a browser automation library with anti detection features to complete the Google sign in and OAuth steps for each account. Beyond adding accounts, the tool includes a menu for checking how much of a usage quota, tied to a specific AI model, each connected account has left, shown with a simple progress bar and a countdown to when it resets. It can also scan through the full list of accounts and automatically remove any that are fully depleted or whose authentication has expired, after asking for confirmation. A refresh option reloads the current account list from 9Router so the numbers stay up to date. Before running the tool, 9Router itself needs to already be running locally, and a login requirement setting in its dashboard has to be turned off so the tool's requests are accepted. Setup otherwise is standard for a Node.js project: install Node 18 or later, install the project's dependencies, put the account list in a text file, and start the interactive menu. A handful of settings near the top of the two main script files, the target address and the browser window size among them, can be edited directly if the defaults do not fit your setup. The project depends on Puppeteer for browser automation and a stealth plugin meant to reduce the chance that Google's sign in flow detects it as an automated script. The author labels it for personal and educational use and says it should be used at the user's own risk. It is released under the MIT license.