Sample applications showcasing Auth0's authentication and authorization capabilities in the context of generative AI applications.
You can find a hosted demo here.
Samples are organized as below:
- authenticate-users: Easily implement login experiences, tailor made for AI agents. Whether for chatbots or background agents.
- call-apis-on-users-behalf: Use secure standards to get API tokens for Google, Github and more. Seamlessly integrate your app with other products.
- authorization-for-rag: Only retrieve documents users have access to. Avoid leaking data to a user that should not have access to it.
- asynchronous-authorization: Let your autonomous, async agents do work in the background. Use Async Auth to request approval when needed.
- auth-for-mcp: Secure your MCP clients, servers, and gateways with robust user authentication, secure API access, spec-compliant client registration methods, and seamless token exchange.
To support users' ability to download individual quickstarts from the Auth for AI Agents docs site, this repository contains a Github Action to generate downloadable zip file artifacts of each quickstart. This action will run on any change within a quickstart folder on main branch, ensuring that the latest artifacts are always available for download.
To include a new quickstart, add a release-config.yml file to the quickstart's base directory, for example:
// authorization-for-rag/langchain-js/release-config.yml
category: "authorization-for-rag"
framework: "langchain-js"
included: true
You can optionally add an exclude_patterns to the release-config.yml if you want to exclude any particular files from the release. Note that the release script already excludes and scans for common sensitive files. Example:
// release-config.yml
exclude_patterns:
- "*.tmp"
- "debug.log"
- "test-data/*"
- ".env.test"
- "node_modules/.cache/*"
To exclude an existing quickstart, within the release-config.yml file, switch included to false.
