authentication
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Establish who the caller is — session cookies, bearer tokens, refresh, and OAuth/OIDC flows — and put each where it belongs. Use when adding or changing login, logout, signup, session handling, token issuance or refresh, an identity-provider integration, or when a request arrives with a credential nobody validates. Not for deciding what an authenticated caller may then do (that is authorization), not for the login screen's design, and not for hand-rolling crypto.
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npx skills add nahid-sparktales/agent-dispatcher --skill authentication -a claude-code
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