agent-identity-issuer

To issue OAuth credentials for an AI agent, configure your application as an OIDC/OAuth issuer. This allows you to issue bounded credentials and tokens that AI agents can use to act autonomously or on behalf of users.

An OIDC issuer signs tokens that other applications can verify for secure authentication. You need one for AI agents when you want to issue them their own identities and bounded credentials to access resources securely.

Yes, configuring your application as an OIDC/OAuth issuer requires Better Auth 1.6.x. It also depends on the Better Auth OAuth provider plugin, JWT plugin, and nextCookies to manage token issuance and client registration.

You set up OAuth 2.1 client registration and token signing by integrating the issuer skill into your app. This enables you to sign JWT tokens, manage user consent, and verify tokens across other applications.

Yes, you can use Better Auth to manage autonomous AI agent identities. By configuring your app as an OAuth issuer, you provide AI agents with their own verifiable credentials to operate independently on behalf of users.