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A NIP-42 challenge is not a one-off: relays re-challenge on every reconnect, and the client reconnects constantly (network changes, doze, app switches). Answering the prompt without the "remember" switch authorized only the single in-flight challenge, so the same relay asked the same question again minutes later — the prompt fatigue that pushes users into "always allow" on a relay they only wanted to try once. Adds RelayAuthSessionGrants: a per-account, in-memory set of relays approved during this run of the app. It lives on Account, so it dies with the process and at logout — that is what keeps it distinct from the stored ALLOW the "remember" switch writes to disk. Wiring: - RelayAuthInputs/RelayAuthResolver gain hasSessionGrant, ranked below the stored override so a later "never allow" takes effect immediately, and below the block list which still wins outright. Not gated on isFirstParty: an explicit answer for this relay outranks any inference about it. - AuthCoordinator records the grant on ALLOW_ONCE. - setDecision/clearDecision drop the grant, so "follows your rules again" after removing an exception is true rather than silently still allowed. - Relay auth settings lists the grants under "Just for now", each row promotable to a real exception or forgettable with an undo. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Rado2dnqpbCuCUyCd3trQz