Does this skill follow the latest OAuth standards?

Yes, it implements OAuth 2.1, which consolidates best practices like mandatory PKCE for all clients and the removal of insecure grant types.

What are the technical requirements for this implementation?

The skill requires a Ruby on Rails 7+ application, Ruby 3.2 or higher, and a PostgreSQL database that supports encrypted columns.

How does it handle client secrets and token security?

The implementation utilizes Rails' native 'encrypts' declaration for at-rest security and employs timing-safe 'secure_compare' methods for all token and secret validations.

Can I use this for mobile and frontend applications?

Absolutely. By enforcing PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange), this provider is specifically designed to securely handle public clients like mobile apps and SPAs.

OAuth 2.1 Provider for Rails

Name: OAuth 2.1 Provider for Rails
Author: rbarazi

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Desarrollo de API

Implements a complete, RFC-compliant OAuth 2.1 authorization server within Ruby on Rails applications to secure third-party integrations.

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This skill provides a comprehensive blueprint for building a secure, industry-standard OAuth 2.1 authorization server natively in Rails 7+. It covers every aspect of the specification, including PKCE for public clients, dynamic client registration, and OAuth metadata discovery. By providing domain-specific guidance on model architecture, token lifecycles, and security best practices like timing-safe comparisons and encryption at rest, this skill enables developers to transform their Rails apps into robust identity providers for third-party integrations, MCP clients, and secure API consumption.

Características Principales

Full RFC 8414 OAuth 2.1 metadata discovery layer
PKCE-enforced authorization code flow for public and private clients
RFC 7591 dynamic client registration (DCR) implementation
Centralized token issuance, validation, and lifecycle management
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Comprehensive audit logging and event tracking for security monitoring

Casos de Uso

Building a central identity provider for a suite of internal or third-party applications
Securing external API access for mobile apps and single-page applications (SPAs)
Implementing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that require secure client authorization

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Características Principales

Full RFC 8414 OAuth 2.1 metadata discovery layer
PKCE-enforced authorization code flow for public and private clients
RFC 7591 dynamic client registration (DCR) implementation
Centralized token issuance, validation, and lifecycle management
0 GitHub stars
Comprehensive audit logging and event tracking for security monitoring

Casos de Uso

Building a central identity provider for a suite of internal or third-party applications
Securing external API access for mobile apps and single-page applications (SPAs)
Implementing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that require secure client authorization