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A permission you grant that defines what someone (or some thing) can do? That is the literal definition of authorization!

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An 'authentication provider' is a service that your users can authenticate to grant the agent access to their data or to take actions on their behalf. This can be a hosted service provider like Google or Slack, or it can be a custom OAuth provider. Multiple Toolkits may share the same authentication provider (e.g. Gmail and Google Drive share the same Google OAuth authentication provider). Custom authentication providers are defined in the Arcade Dashboard or your Engine YAML if self-hosting.

*Learn more about [authentication providers](/home/auth-providers).*
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I think "authentication provider" on this line and ln 102 could also be updated.

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Unfortunately "authentication provider" (well actually "auth provider", this is covered in my separate review Gdoc) is used extensively, which is why I didn't change it here.

@jakubvul jakubvul merged commit d10748d into main Aug 24, 2025
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