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Auth0 Quickstart Test

Name: Auth0 Quickstart Test
Author: deepu105

by Deepu K Sasidharan · GitHub ↗ · v1.0.0 · MIT-0

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/install auth0-quickstart-test

Description

Use when adding authentication or login to any app - detects your stack (React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Angular, Express, Fastify, React Native), sets up an Auth...

README (SKILL.md)

Auth0 Quickstart

Detect your framework and get started with Auth0 authentication.

Step 1: Detect Your Framework

Run this command to identify your framework:

# Check package.json dependencies
cat package.json | grep -E "react|next|vue|nuxt|angular|express|fastify|@nestjs"

# Or check project files
ls -la | grep -E "angular.json|vue.config.js|next.config"

Framework Detection Table:

Framework	Detection	Skill to Use
React (Vite/CRA)	`"react"` in package.json, no Next.js	`auth0-react`
Next.js	`"next"` in package.json	`auth0-nextjs`
Vue.js	`"vue"` in package.json, no Nuxt	`auth0-vue`
Nuxt	`"nuxt"` in package.json	`auth0-nuxt`
Angular	`angular.json` exists or `"@angular/core"`	`auth0-angular`
Express.js	`"express"` in package.json	`auth0-express`
Fastify (web app)	`"fastify"` in package.json, has `@fastify/view`	`auth0-fastify`
Fastify (API)	`"fastify"` in package.json, no view engine	`auth0-fastify-api`
React Native	`"react-native"` or `"expo"` in package.json	`auth0-react-native`

Don't see your framework? See Tier 2 Frameworks below.

Step 2: Auth0 Account Setup

Install Auth0 CLI

macOS/Linux:

brew install auth0/auth0-cli/auth0

Windows:

scoop install auth0
# Or: choco install auth0-cli

Full installation guide: See CLI Reference

Login to Auth0

auth0 login

This opens your browser to authenticate with Auth0.

Step 3: Create Auth0 Application

Choose application type based on your framework:

Single Page Applications (React, Vue, Angular):

auth0 apps create --name "My App" --type spa \
  --callbacks "http://localhost:3000" \
  --logout-urls "http://localhost:3000" \
  --metadata "created_by=agent_skills"

Regular Web Apps (Next.js, Nuxt, Express, Fastify):

auth0 apps create --name "My App" --type regular \
  --callbacks "http://localhost:3000/api/auth/callback" \
  --logout-urls "http://localhost:3000" \
  --metadata "created_by=agent_skills"

Native Apps (React Native):

auth0 apps create --name "My App" --type native \
  --callbacks "myapp://callback" \
  --logout-urls "myapp://logout" \
  --metadata "created_by=agent_skills"

Get your credentials:

auth0 apps list          # Find your app
auth0 apps show \x3Capp-id> # Get client ID and secret

More CLI commands: See CLI Reference

Step 4: Use Framework-Specific Skill

Based on your framework detection, use the appropriate skill:

Tier 1 Frameworks (Dedicated Skills)

Frontend:

auth0-react - React SPAs (Vite, Create React App)
auth0-nextjs - Next.js (App Router and Pages Router)
auth0-vue - Vue.js 3 applications
auth0-nuxt - Nuxt 3/4 applications
auth0-angular - Angular 12+ applications

Backend:

auth0-express - Express.js web applications
auth0-fastify - Fastify web applications
auth0-fastify-api - Fastify API authentication

Mobile:

auth0-react-native - React Native and Expo (iOS/Android)

Tier 2 Frameworks (Use Auth0 Docs)

Not yet available as separate skills. Use Auth0 documentation:

Frontend:

Backend:

Mobile:

Migration from Other Providers

Migrating from another auth provider? Use the auth0-migration skill.

The migration skill covers:

User export from Firebase, Cognito, Supabase, Clerk, etc.
Bulk import to Auth0
Code migration patterns (before/after examples)
JWT validation updates
Gradual migration strategies

Reference Documentation

Environment Variables

Framework-specific environment variable setup:

Auth0 Concepts

Core concepts and troubleshooting:

CLI Commands

Complete Auth0 CLI reference:

Common Mistakes

Mistake	Fix
Wrong application type	SPAs need "Single Page Application", server apps need "Regular Web Application", mobile needs "Native"
Callback URL not configured	Add your app's callback URL to Allowed Callback URLs in Auth0 Dashboard
Using wrong credentials	Client Secret only needed for Regular Web Apps, not SPAs
Hardcoding credentials in code	Always use environment variables, never commit secrets to git
Not testing locally first	Set up localhost URLs in Auth0 before deploying to production
Mixing application types	Don't use SPA SDK for server-side apps or vice versa

Related Skills

Core Integration

auth0-migration - Migrate from other auth providers

SDK Skills

auth0-react - React SPA integration
auth0-nextjs - Next.js integration
auth0-vue - Vue.js integration
auth0-nuxt - Nuxt 3/4 integration
auth0-angular - Angular integration
auth0-express - Express.js integration
auth0-fastify - Fastify web app integration
auth0-fastify-api - Fastify API integration
auth0-react-native - React Native/Expo integration

Advanced Features

auth0-mfa - Multi-Factor Authentication

References

Usage Guidance

This skill appears to be what it says: a CLI-driven Auth0 quickstart. Before installing or running commands: (1) prefer the Homebrew install over piping a GitHub raw script to sh; (2) review any auth0 CLI commands the skill runs — creating apps or running 'auth0 apps show' will surface client IDs/secrets and 'auth0 logs tail' can show tenant logs; treat those secrets carefully and don't commit them to source control; (3) the skill will inspect local files (package.json, config files) to detect your framework — only run it in projects you trust; (4) when creating resources, ensure you are using the intended Auth0 tenant (dev vs prod). If you want more assurance, ask the skill author to confirm the exact CLI commands it will run or run the listed commands manually instead of letting an agent run them automatically.

Capability Analysis

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: auth0-quickstart-test Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a legitimate tool designed to assist developers in integrating Auth0 authentication into various application stacks. It utilizes the official Auth0 CLI for account management and application setup, and it includes comprehensive documentation on security best practices, such as environment variable management and avoiding hardcoded secrets. The framework detection logic in SKILL.md and the installation instructions in references/cli.md are transparent and align with the stated purpose without any evidence of malicious intent or data exfiltration.

Capability Tags

requires-oauth-tokenrequires-sensitive-credentials

Capability Assessment

✓ Purpose & Capability

The skill is an Auth0 quickstart and explicitly requires the Auth0 CLI (binary 'auth0') and provides CLI-centric instructions to detect framework and create Auth0 apps. The Homepage and install spec (Homebrew formula for auth0) align with the stated purpose.

ℹ Instruction Scope

Runtime instructions read local project files (package.json, project config files) to detect the framework and then call the Auth0 CLI (login, apps create, apps show, logs tail, etc.). Reading package.json and config files is reasonable for framework detection, but the skill will prompt the user to perform operations that can enumerate and modify Auth0 tenant resources (create apps, list apps, show credentials).

ℹ Install Mechanism

Primary install method is a Homebrew formula (auth0/auth0-cli/auth0), which is standard and expected. The included reference docs also show an alternate curl | sh installer (raw.githubusercontent.com) — this pattern is common for CLIs but is higher risk than a curated package manager; the skill itself declares Homebrew as the install mechanism.

✓ Credentials

The skill does not require any environment variables or secret credentials to run. The documentation describes the normal Auth0 environment variables (AUTH0_CLIENT_ID, AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET, AUTH0_SECRET, etc.) that developers must set for their apps, which is appropriate and expected for an Auth0 integration.

✓ Persistence & Privilege

always is false and model invocation is allowed (default). The skill does not request persistent system-wide privileges or access to other skills' configs.

How to Use

Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
Run the install command in chat: /install auth0-quickstart-test
After installation, invoke the skill by name or use /auth0-quickstart-test
Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output

Version History

v1.0.0

- Initial release of the auth0-mfa-test skill. - Introduces a quickstart guide for adding Auth0 authentication to a wide range of frameworks (React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Angular, Express, Fastify, React Native, and more). - Guides users through framework detection, Auth0 account setup, CLI installation, and application creation. - Links to framework-specific skills for streamlined integration. - Provides troubleshooting tips, migration guidance, and references to official Auth0 documentation. - Lists related skills for advanced features and further integrations.

Metadata

Slug auth0-quickstart-test

Version 1.0.0

License MIT-0

All-time Installs 0

Active Installs 0

Total Versions 1

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Auth0 Quickstart Test?

Use when adding authentication or login to any app - detects your stack (React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Angular, Express, Fastify, React Native), sets up an Auth... It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 76 downloads so far.

How do I install Auth0 Quickstart Test?

Run "/install auth0-quickstart-test" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.

Is Auth0 Quickstart Test free?

Yes, Auth0 Quickstart Test is completely free, licensed under MIT-0. You can download, install and use it at no cost.

Which platforms does Auth0 Quickstart Test support?

Auth0 Quickstart Test is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (darwin, linux).

Who created Auth0 Quickstart Test?

It is built and maintained by Deepu K Sasidharan (@deepu105); the current version is v1.0.0.

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