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Agent Auth Protocol
Standard and implementation for AI agent authentication
...The protocol focuses on enabling secure interactions in environments where automated agents act on behalf of users or systems, requiring robust identity verification and permission handling. It aligns with modern authentication standards and is intended to work seamlessly with APIs, distributed systems, and AI-driven workflows. -
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Tesseral
Open source auth infrastructure for B2B SaaS
Tesseral is an open-source authentication and identity management platform tailored for B2B SaaS applications, offering enterprise-grade features like SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning, RBAC, API key management, and audit logging through a unified API-first service. Tesseral is a multi-tenant, API-first service designed to run on the cloud. It is not an authentication library tied to a particular language or framework; Tesseral works with any tech stack. Tesseral is open source auth infrastructure... -
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Satellizer
Token-based AngularJS authentication
...With any Cordova mobile apps or any framework that uses Cordova, such as Ionic Framework, you will need to add cordova-plugin-inappbrowser plugin. Make sure that inAppBrowser is listed in your project. Authorization (obtaining user's information with their permission) and authentication (application sign-in) requires sever-side implementation.
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