David Carney

Like when you're on the tail net, you've already done an OAuth flow.

Right.

And so why do it again is basically the question we asked.

So every connection can assert your identity.

So we just leverage that.

So obviously there's a bit of work you have to do, say with Proxmox or whatever, to set it up and point it at TS-IDP.

You've got to set up TS-IDP inside of your network.

It's pretty straightforward.

We're working on making that easier too.

But once it's set up, it's just like this magical experience where people just forget about the fact that they need to log in anymore.

But under the covers or under the hood, it's all, you know, it's all safe and secure.

It's just like you're doing an OAuth flow.

It's just silent.

The code is open source.

It's on our community projects page.

I think it's github.com.

It does support, I believe, OAuth 2.1 nowadays.

We brought it up to speed basically to keep pace with the evolving MCP spec last year.

So we added a bunch of other stuff to it.

But people are using it.