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Sudomimus Documentation

An authentication and authorization platform built on passkeys, email OTP, signed token exchange, and OIDC.
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Or — hand it to your AI

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Paste this prompt into Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or any AI tool with web access:

Read https://docs.sudomimus.com/llms-full.txt and integrate Sudomimus
authentication into my application.


Stack: <your stack, e.g. Next.js 14 + Drizzle + Postgres>
Auth methods: <e.g. passkeys + email OTP>
Application anchor: your-application
Callback URL: <your callback URL>

The entire documentation is published in a machine-readable form — your AI will read it and write the integration in one shot. See Build with AI for the endpoints and tool-specific tips. When the assistant needs to operate Sudomimus directly, give it the Sudomimus CLI as a shell-friendly control surface.

What’s in these docs

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  • Getting Started — what Sudomimus is and how to choose an integration path.
  • Concepts — accounts, organizations, pairwise identity, claim sharing, and token verification.
  • Application Rules — the three-layer allowlist model that decides which auth methods, which identities, and which return paths your application accepts.
  • Connect / OIDC / Native — three separate, peer integration paths with their own protocol flows.
  • Common Operations — session management and account deletion.
  • Reference — the SDKs, the CLI guidance, and the AI-assistant endpoints.

These docs are also available as raw Markdown for AI agents: append .md to any page URL (for example, /en-us/connect/three-key-model.md), or fetch /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt for the full corpus.