Fred Patton Manager • 2 months ago
Week 2 is here! How's it going?
Quick check-in: where are you in your build? Drop a reply below:
A) Just getting started
B) In progress
C) Nearly done
D) Haven't started yet
Bonus: tell us what you're building or where you're stuck. Happy to help!
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14 comments
Anjana Sarkar • 2 months ago
Received an email invitation from Roger Chan of Okta, but unable to join Okta's slack channel
Fred Patton Manager • 2 months ago
Good news, we'll use Discord instead. I've just setup up a server:
https://discord.gg/fZq5vGj7
Chris M • 2 months ago
(B) In progress
I am trying to build a new authorization runtime for AI agents that replaces broad, permanent access with task-bound permissions and human approval for high-risk actions.
Private user • 2 months ago
D) Haven't started yet + Bonus: tell us what you're building or where you're stuck. -->
Thanks for hosting! I'm looking to create a TUI based meta-agent in Rust or Swift (for learning) but cannot find docs to SDKs for either. Is a terminal based agent not in scope for the hackathon or should I just run with REST calls?
Fred Patton Manager • 2 months ago
Great to hear, Chris! Task-bound permissions are very valuable, especially for long-running agents.
Fred Patton Manager • 2 months ago
There aren't SDKs for Rust or Swift yet. You might try some multi-agent approach where you have an agent implemented in Rust that communicates with an agent built on Auth0 for AI Agents that uses token vault for some secure tool calling.
Fred Patton Manager • 2 months ago
Never say never I guess. If you really want to, you can use Rust with a TUI, but you’ll have to call the Auth0 APIs, and make use of device code flow. The problem is that you’ll have to make sure to store the tokens securely. After that you could use Token Vault, but using the APIs directly. Not the easiest route, but doable!
Private user • 2 months ago
Thanks for the response and the two approaches suggested! The first idea of just a thin layer tui seems considerably simpler, to start tinkering around with!
Fred Patton Manager • 2 months ago
Yes, and you can concentrate most of your efforts in the Rust-based agent, simply using the other agent for protected access to one or more external apps.
Ankit T • 2 months ago
What exactly is the problem statement? Is it open ended, and we just have to use Token Vault?
Fred Patton Manager • 2 months ago
It's open-ended, Ankit. Just use Token Vault in some cool way, whether in a new or existing project. Identity is a cross-cutting concern, and for this hackathon, we are treating it that way. You'll see the judging criteria are not heavily skewed toward security, which is intentional. Have fun!
.env.local Bambo • 2 months ago
pls where can we communicate, i am experiencing some issues
Fred Patton Manager • 2 months ago
Hi Bambo, the Discord channel will be best: https://discord.gg/fZq5vGj7
Jason Donguila • about 2 months ago
my build? just an old Android, script with linux, kernel Mozilla, Microsoft, Google/Yahoo, With cloud in a cloud infrastructure.NVdia.. funny right?