Pick a client journey, a count, and an op date — mrlogin creates the test patients straight through the dashboard and hands you back the emails and PINs. No forms, no dropdown wrestling, no copy-paste per patient. Works for any client you're logged in as.
🔒 How it stays safe. mrlogin runs inside your own logged-in dashboard tab using your existing session — the same access you already have. Your login token is read in the page and used only to talk to the dashboard's own API; it is never stored, sent anywhere, or shown. This page never sees it, and nothing runs on a server.
QA only, for now. Use this on dash-qa. Production runs are hard-gated behind a typed confirm. This is a personal tool during trial — please don't share it team-wide until it's been signed off with Hopco SecOps.
▶How to run it~15 seconds
Log into dash-qa as the surgeon/client you want test logins for, and open the dashboard tab.
Open the browser console: ⌥⌘J (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+J (Windows). First time only, Chrome may ask you to type allow pasting and press Enter.
Paste (⌘V) and press Enter. The mrlogin panel pops up top-right and reads that client's journeys.
Pick the journey, set how many and the op date (age range / side if relevant), hit Create test logins.
Copy the email + PIN table to your clipboard. Done.
Why paste-in-console and not a one-click bookmark? The dashboard's security policy (CSP) blocks outside scripts from loading into it — which is a good thing. The console is the one place your own pasted code is allowed to run, so that's the route we use. (A smoother one-click delivery for the whole team is a later step, once it's cleared with SecOps.)
Runs in your dashboard session · QA only · your token never leaves your browser
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