What problem does it solve? Setting up GitHub as a social login provider for Weegloo ServiceLogin requires exact GitHub console steps, the correct Authorization callback URL, and the clientId/clientSecret pair — mistakes here silently break sign-in. This Skill provides the precise GitHub-side procedure so the agent can walk the user through it without errors. ## Core Features & Use Cases - GitHub OAuth App walkthrough: Step-by-step instructions for registering an OAuth App under a personal account or organization, including which form fields matter and which do not exist on GitHub (no consent screen, no scope field). - Callback URL guidance: Supplies the exact deploy-independent Authorization callback URL (https://auth.weegloo.com/v1/spaces/{spaceId}/login/oauth2/code/github) and explains GitHub's single-callback-URL limitation. - Credential collection flow: Directs the agent to stop and ask the user for the Client ID and Client Secret (shown only once by GitHub) instead of marking sign-in as done prematurely. - Use Case: A developer building a Weegloo-hosted app chooses GitHub login; the agent uses this Skill to tell the user the callback URL up front, hand them the illustrated walkthrough, collect the credentials, and create the ServiceLogin. ## Quick Start Set up GitHub as the OAuth provider for my Weegloo ServiceLogin and walk me through registering the GitHub OAuth App.
