golem-add-http-auth-ts

You can secure TypeScript HTTP endpoints by configuring security schemes in golem.yaml and specifying auth: true in code annotations. This setup enforces access control on specific or all endpoints using OIDC providers.

OIDC authentication for API endpoint protection works by validating user identity through configured providers in golem.yaml. It enforces access control at the endpoint or mount level and passes user identity information to endpoint methods.

Yes, you can require authentication on specific HTTP endpoints by applying auth: true in code annotations. This allows flexible access control enforcement at the endpoint or mount level without securing every route globally.

When securing TypeScript HTTP endpoints with this authentication setup, principal access is facilitated directly in endpoint methods. You receive user identity information from the configured OIDC provider to handle authorized requests.

The best way to secure sensitive data APIs in TypeScript is by enabling auth via OIDC providers in agent code and configuring security schemes in golem.yaml. This ensures only authorized users access protected resources.