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interactor-auth

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Setup Interactor platform authentication with OAuth client credentials. Use when integrating with Interactor for credential management, AI agents, or workflows. Covers account registration, OAuth client creatio...

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interactor-webhooks

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Receive real-time updates from Interactor via webhooks (push) or Server-Sent Events (pull). Use when building real-time UIs, monitoring credential changes, tracking workflow progress, or streaming AI chat respo...

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interactor-credentials

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Implement OAuth flows and manage credentials for external services (Google, Slack, Salesforce, etc.) through Interactor. Use when connecting users to third-party services, handling OAuth authorization, retrievi...

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interactor-sdk

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Complete SDK implementations for Interactor platform integration. Use when building TypeScript/Node.js or Python applications that need full Interactor client libraries. Includes complete client classes, webhoo...

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interactor-agents

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Create LLM-powered AI assistants with tools and data sources through Interactor. Use when building conversational AI, chatbots, tool-calling assistants, or agents that need to query databases and external APIs.

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interactor-workflows

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Build state-machine based automation with human-in-the-loop support through Interactor. Use when implementing approval flows, multi-step processes, automated pipelines, or any workflow requiring user input at s...

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