Graduated Auth Skill

Implement progressive authentication from anonymous access to full accounts.

1|Updated Feb 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/syncupsuite/webplatform4sync --skill graduated-auth-skill
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Skill: Graduated Auth Skill
Source: https://github.com/syncupsuite/webplatform4sync/tree/main/skills/graduated-auth
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/syncupsuite/webplatform4sync --skill graduated-auth-skill

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires jose, better-auth, drizzle-orm, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates friction in user authentication by allowing users to progressively gain capabilities as they need them, without forced sign-ups or login walls, ensuring a smooth user journey from initial visit to full account engagement.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Progressive Authentication: Users start as anonymous, can opt into preview features, use lightweight OAuth, and graduate to full accounts seamlessly.
  • Frictionless Onboarding: No immediate login requirements; users engage with content and features first, then authenticate when necessary.
  • Unified Identity: Leverages a single OAuth clientId for both lightweight OAuth and Firebase Authentication, ensuring a consistent user identity across authentication layers.
  • Use Case: A user visits a SaaS platform, browses public features (anonymous), fills out a quick inquiry form to see a demo (preview), signs in with Google to access personalized dashboards (OAuth), and finally upgrades to a paid plan, triggering a full account creation linked to their Google identity (full account).

Quick Start

Use the graduated-auth skill to implement a user authentication flow that starts with anonymous access and progresses to full account features.

Frequently Asked Questions about Graduated Auth Skill

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I implement progressive authentication from anonymous access to full accounts?

You can implement progressive authentication by starting users with anonymous access, allowing them to opt into preview features, using lightweight OAuth, and graduating to full accounts. This flow leverages Firebase Auth and Better Auth for seamless identity progression without friction.

How does multi-tenant role-based access control work with Better Auth and Neon PostgreSQL?

Multi-tenant RBAC with Better Auth manages authorization through tenant-scoped permissions stored in Neon PostgreSQL. It handles session management and ensures users only access resources permitted by their assigned roles within their specific enterprise tenant boundaries.

Can I use a single OAuth clientId for both lightweight sign-in and Firebase Authentication?

Yes, a single OAuth clientId can be unified across lightweight OAuth and Firebase Authentication. This ensures a consistent user identity is maintained as users progress from anonymous browsing through preview features to full account engagement on the platform.

Does this graduated authentication approach support enterprise multi-tenant identity providers?

The graduated authentication system supports multi-tenant identity providers for enterprise clients. It integrates Google Identity Platform and Firebase Auth to manage complex organizational structures while maintaining progressive user onboarding and tenant-scoped role-based access control.

What is the best way to handle frictionless user onboarding without immediate login walls?

Frictionless onboarding removes immediate login requirements by letting users engage with content first, then authenticating when necessary. Users browse anonymously, interact with preview features, and complete lightweight OAuth before triggering full account creation linked to their identity.

Do I need Drizzle ORM and Jose dependencies to manage authorization sessions in PostgreSQL?

Yes, Drizzle ORM manages database interactions with Neon PostgreSQL for session storage, while Jose handles JSON Web Token operations for secure authentication flows. Better Auth coordinates these dependencies to manage sessions and role-based access control.