🚀 IntegrationHub – Your Central Command for AI-Agent Integrations
This is a submission for the Auth0 for AI Agents Challenge
🧠 What I Built
IntegrationHub is a lightweight but powerful platform that allows users to securely connect multiple third-party services (Google Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and more coming soon) into an AI Agent ecosystem.
Users can grant specific OAuth scopes to agents on-demand, meaning:
- You decide which agent can access which service.
- No over-permissions.
- No creepy “why do you need that scope?” moments.
It solves a huge problem: AI agents are becoming smarter, but enabling them to access real services securely without storing raw tokens is difficult. With IntegrationHub + Auth0 for AI Agents Token Vault:
✅ No token leaks
✅ Secure scoped access
✅ Unified integration management
Think of it like… “Zapier, but your AI agent drives.”
🎥 Demo
Repository: (Add your GitHub link here)
Here’s how it works:
- The dashboard lists all available service integrations
- Each integration has a Connect button
- Click → authorize → select scopes → done!
- Agent can then request access from the Token Vault securely
Some screenshots you can include:
- Integration dashboard UI
- Scope selection UI
- Token Vault usage flow
- Realtime logs / agent permission introspection
(Add GIFs/videos for extra ✨)
🔐 How I Used Auth0 for AI Agents
Auth0 is the secret sauce.
🔑 1. Token Vault
Instead of storing plain OAuth tokens in my database like an amateur hacker villain…
I:
- Store encrypted user provider credentials in Auth0’s Token Vault
- Access them only when agent executes relevant tools
Tokens are never exposed to:
❌ Frontend
❌ Logs
❌ Developer console
⚙️ 2. Agent Authentication
Agents that need access must request it through:
withGoogleConnection(myTool, [/* scoped permissions */])
Auth0’s built-in permission prompts ensure:
- Users can deny suspicious requests
- Agents get only what they asked for
- Audit trails remain clean
🛡️ 3. Scoped Access
Only allowed scopes can be used. No drive.read unless user clicked it. Permission granularity 🧂
🧩 Architecture
- Next.js frontend
- React component for integration dashboard
- Auth0 AI Tools for secure OAuth flows
- Express backend to pipe agent streams
- Google API for Calendar/Gmail actions
Minimal server logic = maximum peace of mind.
🧠 Lessons Learned and Takeaways
I came. I coded. I cried. I learned.
✅ Token management is deceptively tricky
OAuth tokens expire. Refresh tokens get revoked. Token Vault solves it cleanly.
✅ Agent permissions must be explicit
AI shouldn’t randomly read your emails at 3AM.
Scoped consent flows = safety.
✅ Tool abstraction matters
Designing agent tools where scope selection happens upfront improves UX and security.
✅ Less backend = happier dev
Serverless-ish = simpler deployments, fewer tears.
🧪 Advice for other devs:
- Start with minimal scopes
- Don’t assume permissions
- Log everything (securely)
- Read Auth0 docs. Read them twice.
✨ Final Thoughts
AI Agents are only as useful as the APIs they can safely interact with.
IntegrationHub proves:
- Secure AI integrations don’t have to be complicated
- Consent flows can be elegant
- Tokens can remain safe
What’s next?
- Drive file management
- Slack & Discord integrations
- Real-time notifications
If you like futuristic automation with real-world utility… this is just the beginning. 😎
Thanks for reading!
Happy hacking 🤖💙
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