authentication-setup
Authentication Setup
Use this skill when the real job is choosing and structuring product authentication for a real app, not dumping JWT snippets or pretending authentication, authorization, security hardening, and docs are all the same task.
authentication-setup owns the setup layer for:
- choosing hosted vs framework-native vs platform-native vs enterprise add-on vs self-hosted auth
- deciding session/cookie vs token boundaries
- selecting login methods: email/password, magic links, social OAuth, passkeys
- defining what user/profile/org/membership data stays app-owned
- planning SSO/SCIM, domain mapping, and migration/cutover boundaries
- recording callback URLs, cookie domains, preview/staging drift, and rollout notes
Read these support docs before choosing the lane or handoff:
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