Auth0

If you're testing auth changes in production... it's already too late. Here's why every team should move beyond a single @Auth0 tenant and how to do it without slowing development. Read more 🔽 bit.ly/3Reif8t

@Auth0 plugin for Claude Code (@claudeai): 1. /plugin install auth0 2. "Add Auth0 login to this app" 3. SDK installed, app created, env vars set, login working Then verify with the Auth0 Docs MCP server.

"Don't give your agent the master key." Instead, give it identity, delegated access, and least privilege. Watch the full talk from @Vercel Ship NYC, and sign up for Auth0 here: bit.ly/4guezde @aschapiro @chris__sev

What makes a great AI ecosystem? Talent. Community. Access to capital. And events that bring builders together. Great insights from @lily_IAM_, @paulcarletonjr, Andrew Walker, Naresh Ramesh, and @sambego at CampAI.

With a packed house.. Some of the brightest minds in AI are on one stage for our Camp AI panel chat. @lily_IAM_ is leading a great discussion with our panelists from @fin_ai, @AnthropicAI, and @Cloudflare on the future of AI agents.

One app. Multiple identities. @Sambego is showing how Auth0 handles users, AI agents, and services, each with the right authentication and authorization model. 🤖

AI agents are only as useful as the data they can access. Great demo from @martinschaer showing how @SurrealDB helps developers build smarter, context-aware AI applications. 🤖

AI agents need more than credentials. As @aschapiro put it: give every agent its own identity, clear permissions, human consent when it matters, and a complete audit trail. 🤖 Live from Camp AI London!

We're live in London! 🇬🇧 Excited for an evening of demos, panels, and conversations with the builders shaping the future of AI. It's Camp AI time! Let's do this. 👋

Hackers have billions of stolen credentials. If you reuse a password from a 2019 leak on your bank app today, you're at risk.

Camp AI just touched down in London 🇬🇧 Besides a star-studded panel discussing all things developing, shipping, and scaling agentic workflows, check out our demo lineup: @martinschaer - Solutions Engineer (@SurrealDB) @sambego - Principal Developer Advocate (@Auth0) @jamesqquick - Developer Educator (@Cloudflare) @megaconfidence -Senior Developer Advocate (@Cloudflare) We'll see you tonight! luma.com/camp-ai-july-2…

Authentication shouldn't be the longest file in your project. 😄 Watch Tushar Pandey add Auth0 to a @honojs app in just 5 lines of code and secure routes across @Cloudflare Workers, @Vercel Edge, @nodejs, Bun, and Deno.

Stay in your terminal. Stay in flow. 💻 Connect @Auth0 Docs to @Claude Code for real-time answers while you build. 🔗 bit.ly/4gVaIWz By @jesstemporal

New @Auth0 + @vercel native integration: → Tenants for dev, staging, prod in one install → Env vars synced per environment (preview/prod) → Auth0 plan selection right inside Vercel Production-ready auth, no longer a secondary thought. bit.ly/4we1d9z

LLMs can't keep secrets. Whatever's in the context window is fair game, and '.claudeignore' doesn't help if you've hardcoded a token in your tool schema. @andychiare on the "Separate Decide from Do" pattern: bit.ly/4eBCINz

Phishing is the #1 threat to your credentials. From pixel-perfect fake sites to "verify your account" emails, here is how to spot the trap and stay safe.

Everyone's racing to build smarter AI agents. The harder problem? Building agents people can actually trust. @aschapiro shares why identity is at the center of that conversation at @vercel Ship NYC. 🗽

@elvissun 100%. The best auth is the one users barely notice. Device Authorization Flow exists for exactly this reason. Less copy/pasting secrets, more building.

if your product has a CLI or MCP, you need to add a oAuth + device-code login now. last week I watched 20 non-tech people work with claude code in a live workshop: they started very enthusiast, but they have no idea how to edit an .env file. so the only option for them was to paste in the API key, but 30% of the time Claude will refuse to continue and ask them to rotate the key and those users all quit eventually make the setup easy enough so anyone can do it, not just developers