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# Self-Hosted Auth Manager
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Centralize authentication and authorization for self-hosted services using consistent SSO and OAuth policies.
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## Problem
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Self-hosted stacks often accumulate fragmented login systems, creating security gaps and admin overhead.
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## Core capabilities
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- Unified identity provider for internal tools.
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- Role and group mapping across services like Gitea, dashboards, and admin panels.
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- MFA enforcement and session policy controls.
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- Audit logs for access events and permission changes.
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## MVP scope
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- Deploy with one identity backend and two relying-party integrations.
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- Define baseline role model and default access policies.
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- Add admin UI for user lifecycle management.
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## Success criteria
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- Fewer account management tasks across services.
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- Improved access consistency and security posture.
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## Stretch ideas
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- Just-in-time privileged access workflows.
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- Risk-based auth prompts based on context and device posture.
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