What problem does it solve? Setting up Naver Login as an OAuth provider for Weegloo ServiceLogin requires navigating the Korean-only Naver Developers console, registering the correct Callback URL, and avoiding pitfalls like development-status sign-in restrictions and missing email fields. This Skill walks through those exact steps so the integration works on the first attempt. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Naver Developers walkthrough: Step-by-step instructions to register an application, select the Naver Login API, and mark email as a required field. - Callback URL registration: Provides the exact deploy-independent Callback URL (https://auth.weegloo.com/v1/spaces/{spaceId}/login/oauth2/code/naver) to register before building. - Gotcha handling: Explains the development-status limitation that restricts sign-in to registered test members until Naver review, and the server-side rejection when no email is returned. - Use Case: A developer adding Naver social sign-in to a Weegloo-hosted app uses this Skill to register the Naver application, collect the Client ID and Client Secret, and create the ServiceLogin resource without misconfiguring the callback or losing email data. ## Quick Start Walk me through registering a Naver Developers application so I can get the clientId and clientSecret for my Weegloo ServiceLogin with provider naver.
