insforge-integrations

To integrate external JWT authentication providers with InsForge, follow provider-specific guides for Clerk, Auth0, WorkOS, Kinde, and Stytch to configure a consistent JWT-based flow and RLS integration. This handles edgeFunctionToken extraction and database policy enforcement automatically.

JWT-based RLS integration works by emitting an edgeFunctionToken from your auth provider, extracting the JWT claims within SQL, and enforcing row-level security policies based on those claims. This pattern ensures consistent database access control across different providers.

Yes, you can use Clerk, Auth0, WorkOS, Kinde, or Stytch for InsForge authentication in enterprise environments. The integration includes best practices and real-world use cases designed to scale from small apps to enterprise-level deployments.

The best way to unify multiple auth providers with InsForge RLS policies is to implement a common JWT-based flow that standardizes edgeFunctionToken handling, client/server setup, and database policies across Clerk, Auth0, WorkOS, Kinde, and Stytch.

Common pitfalls when wiring InsForge with external authentication providers include incorrect edgeFunctionToken handling, misconfigured client and server setup, and improperly structured database RLS policies that fail to extract JWT claims correctly within SQL queries.