Adam Stacoviak

Something.

What does that mean?

Here's where I'm going with this.

And maybe this is just hypothesizing this edge that you're maybe navigating with you and your team that are thinking through these things.

I'm thinking like if you don't want to be an IDP, that makes sense.

But you want to enable folks to create their own IDP, which is TS IDP.

It's this thing I can use to build my own essentially.

and I can sort of carry my own identity around with me.

It seems like I could run my own instance in my home lab on my Proxmox server, but it could be me everywhere if I wanted it to be.

That's what it seems like it could be.

Or I can build my own thing on top of that.

I feel like we're going into this world where maybe the next layer

Of a lot of folks stacks, whether it's internally in a home lab, whether it's a small team, but in the next big thing to maybe a medium sized team that's already got motion in place.

And now agentic is thrown into this world and they're bolting on and kind of rebuilding their platforms on top of.

essentially AI, I feel like this world is moving towards self-hosted.

And the reason why I'm asking this question is like, is the idea for TSIDP to enable me to self-host my own identity provider so I don't have to log in with Google or log in with GitHub or log in with whomever?

Because the thing I forget most is like, which one did I log in with?

And now I've given you my stuff and I got to trust you as my SSO, my single sign on provider.

All these acronyms in this world is just ludicrous basically.

But is that, is that there?