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Manage consent-based credential access for AI agents

Cohesivity is a stable core that defines what Cohesivity is, how consent works, credentials, and hard rules, with API-level details maintained separately


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Updated 24 days ago
Version 15.7.1

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Why it matters

Enable AI agents and automation workflows to securely access third-party services using user-granted credentials with explicit consent controls, ensuring credentials are fetched only when authorized and at the moment of use.

Outcomes

What it gets done

01

Store and retrieve user credentials for external services

02

Enforce consent rules before granting credential access

03

Fetch live API documentation at runtime for accuracy

04

Validate authorization tokens before each service call

Install

Add it to your toolbox

Run in your project directory:

curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-cohesivity | bash

Overview

Cohesivity

Cohesivity maintains a stable core that defines what Cohesivity is, how consent works, credentials, and hard rules. API-level details (endpoints, parameters, limits, pricing) are maintained separately in live documentation that serves as the source of truth. Use Cohesivity when you need access to the stable core definitions of consent, credentials, and hard rules, with the understanding that API-level specifics are maintained in separate live documentation.

What it does

Cohesivity maintains a stable core that defines what Cohesivity is, how consent works, credentials, and hard rules. API-level details including per-resource endpoints, parameters, quirks, limits, and pricing are maintained separately in live documentation, which serves as the source of truth and should be fetched at the moment of use.

When to use - and when NOT to

Use Cohesivity when you need access to the stable core definitions of consent, credentials, and hard rules. It provides the foundational layer while API-level specifics remain in separate live documentation.

Do NOT use Cohesivity if you need API-level parameters and endpoints - those details live in separate live documentation, not in Cohesivity's stable core.

Inputs and outputs

The stable core carries definitions of what Cohesivity is, how consent works, credentials, and hard rules. API-level details (per-resource endpoints, parameters, quirks, limits, pricing) are maintained separately in live documentation that serves as the source of truth.

Who it's for

Cohesivity provides a stable core of definitions related to consent, credentials, and hard rules, with API-level specifics maintained in separate live documentation that can be fetched at the moment of use.

Source README

This file carries only the stable core: what Cohesivity is, how consent works, credentials, and hard rules. Everything API-level (per-resource endpoints, parameters, quirks, limits, pricing) lives in the live docs, which are the source of truth: fetch the relevant page at the moment of use.

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