The code is mostly clean, but there's an inconsistent capitalization between "AUTH_OPENID" and "__AS". Additionally, it seems to be using variables that don't appear elsewhere in the file. This might lead to some inconsistencies if they're used outside of this section; however, since the rest of the structure of the files is correct and consistent across different sections, I wouldn't say anything needs significant changes at this moment. The code doesn't seem too buggy or inefficient from just looking over its brief details.

As far as further optimizations go:

1. Ensure consistent use of keywords and proper indentation throughout.
2. Verify all variable declarations and ensure no syntax errors arise during compilation. (For example, missing semicolons etc.)
3. Consider adding comments when necessary, to explain what each part does without having to read through long chunks of lines.
4. If you have time/room/skill available for future updates, look over other modules/components/etc within this application to see if any patterns emerge regarding consistency and error prevention.

If needed, also consider refactoring the code for more maintainability / clarity rather than focusing on specific bugs at this point because everything else looks solid.

Lastly, given we are discussing 2023 here, these improvements should be enough with how most modern JavaScript environments handle code quality now days!