add authsome under Permissions & Authorization#27
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hey, opening this to add authsome under Permissions & Authorization, as the local-tier peer to Nango (which is already in this section).
authsome is a local, single-user OAuth2 and API-key credential broker for AI agents. login once via browser PKCE or device code, credentials live in an encrypted vault at ~/.authsome, a local HTTPS proxy injects them on outbound requests so raw keys never appear in the agent's process env. 30+ providers preconfigured (github, google, openai, linear, slack, notion, resend, stripe, etc).
it fits this section because the harness concern is the same: never leak credentials into the agent's process or context, treat secrets as a separately-authorized surface. authsome solves it for the local-dev / single-machine tier where deploying a hosted auth service like Nango or Composio is overkill.
ships an agentskills.io-compatible SKILL.md at https://github.com/agentrhq/authsome/tree/main/skills/authsome. CLI installs via
uvx authsome@latestorpip install authsome. MIT, Python.repo: https://github.com/agentrhq/authsome
license: MIT
pypi: https://pypi.org/project/authsome/