auth-tool-cloudbase

Configure CloudBase authentication providers and login flows via MCP tools.

Updated Dec 19, 2025

Search Tags:#security #authentication #login #cloudbase #provider-setup #auth-provider

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npx skills add https://github.com/yyds-x/walk --skill auth-tool-cloudbase-yyds-x

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Skill: auth-tool-cloudbase
Source: https://github.com/yyds-x/walk/tree/main/.agents/skills/cloudbase/references/auth-tool
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yyds-x/walk --skill auth-tool-cloudbase-yyds-x

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

CloudBase authentication providers and login flows are often misconfigured or overlooked, leading to broken sign-up and sign-in experiences across web, mini programs, and native apps.

Core Features & Use Cases

Configure and enable/disable Anonymous, Username/Password, SMS, Email, WeChat, Google, and other providers.
Manage provider settings via MCP tools to control login behavior and security policies across environments.
Guidance on activation order: configure auth before implementing frontend or backend flows to ensure consistent user authentication.

Quick Start

Enable this skill first to configure CloudBase auth providers for your app's login flows, then proceed with the corresponding auth UI/flow skills.

Frequently Asked Questions about auth-tool-cloudbase

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I configure CloudBase authentication providers for my web app?▼

To manage CloudBase login flows, use MCP tools to enable or disable specific providers like WeChat, SMS, Email, and Anonymous. You must configure these auth provider settings before implementing frontend or backend authentication flows.

Can I enable WeChat and Google login methods in CloudBase?▼

Yes, you can enable or disable WeChat, Google, SMS, Email, and Anonymous login methods via MCP tools. Configuring these providers ensures secure and consistent authentication pathways across web and app environments.

When should I configure auth providers in my CloudBase setup process?▼

Configure CloudBase auth providers before implementing frontend or backend auth integrations. Activating provider settings first prevents broken sign-up and sign-in experiences and ensures consistent user authentication pathways.

Why are my CloudBase sign-up and sign-in experiences broken across mini programs?▼

Broken CloudBase sign-in experiences often occur when authentication providers are misconfigured or overlooked. You must configure provider settings and login methods via MCP tools to establish secure and consistent authentication pathways.

Does CloudBase support anonymous login configuration via MCP tools?▼

Yes, CloudBase supports configuring Anonymous, Username/Password, SMS, Email, and OAuth login methods via MCP tools. This allows you to control login behavior and security policies across your environments.