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Notes on agent access.
OAuth, token custody, integration architecture, and the practical work of shipping agents safely.
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How to connect an AI agent to Gmail, Slack, and 500+ apps (without leaking OAuth tokens)
A practical guide to giving AI agents scoped access to third-party apps: OAuth handling, token custody, MCP endpoints, and auditing what your agent actually did.
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CybrLink vs Composio: which agent-integration layer fits your stack?
An honest comparison of CybrLink and Composio for giving AI agents access to third-party apps — token custody, scoping, pricing model, and where each one is the better choice.
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Token custody for AI agents
AI agents need access to user apps, but they should not hold long-lived OAuth tokens. Here is the architecture CybrLink is built around.
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Running token custody with Nango
A pragmatic walk-through of standing up the Nango layer CybrLink uses for OAuth credentials.
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