Better Auth Plugins
CheckedAutomates secure plugin authentication & authorization, reducing vulnerabilities and simplifying management for developers.
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About this skill
The better-auth-plugins skill enables AI agents to discover and install custom authentication extensions for the BetterAuth library. It streamlines the integration of advanced security features like OAuth, multi-factor authentication, and role-based access control directly into your application stack.
When to use it
- You need to add specific authentication providers (e.g., Google, GitHub) without writing raw configuration code.
- Your application requires complex session management or custom user verification flows.
- You are building a multi-tenant SaaS platform needing granular permission systems out of the box.
- You want to rapidly prototype secure login features during the development phase.
Key capabilities
- Discovery and installation of community-maintained BetterAuth plugins.
- Integration of OAuth2 flows for third-party identity providers.
- Implementation of custom middleware for request validation and authorization.
- Extension of core auth primitives with specialized business logic.
Example prompts
- "Install the 'better-auth-github' plugin to allow users to sign up using their GitHub accounts."
- "Add a plugin that enforces email verification before a user can access the dashboard."
- "Configure better-auth to use JWT tokens instead of session cookies for stateless authentication."
Tips & gotchas
Ensure your BetterAuth instance is properly initialized before attempting to install or configure plugins. Always review the specific documentation for each plugin, as API signatures and configuration options may vary between versions.