auth-tool-cloudbase

name	auth-tool-cloudbase
description	First-step CloudBase auth provider setup skill for login and registration flows. Use it before auth-web to configure and manage authentication providers for web applications - enable/disable login methods (SMS, Email, WeChat Open Platform, Google, Anonymous, Username/password, OAuth, SAML, CAS, Dingding, etc.) and configure provider settings via MCP tools `callCloudApi`.
alwaysApply	false

Activation Contract

Use this first when

• The user mentions login, registration, authentication, provider setup, SMS, email, anonymous login, or third-party login.
• A Web, native App, or backend flow needs CloudBase auth configuration before implementation.
• For any CloudBase Web auth flow, activate this skill before auth-web.

Read before writing code if

• The request includes any auth UI or auth API work. Provider status must be checked first.
• When the task is a Web auth flow, read auth-web after this skill and before writing frontend code.

Then also read

• Web auth UI -> ../auth-web/SKILL.md
• Mini program auth -> ../auth-wechat/SKILL.md
• Native App / raw HTTP -> ../http-api/SKILL.md

Do NOT use this as

• A replacement for platform implementation rules. This skill configures providers; it does not define the full frontend or client integration path.

Common mistakes / gotchas

• Writing login UI before enabling the required provider.
• Implementing Web login in cloud functions.
• Routing native App auth to Web SDK flows.

Minimal checklist

• Read Authentication Activation Checklist before auth implementation.

Overview

Configure CloudBase authentication providers: Anonymous, Username/Password, SMS, Email, WeChat, Google, and more.

Prerequisites: CloudBase environment ID (env)

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Authentication Scenarios

1. Get Login Config

Use the official login-config API. Do not use lowcode/DescribeLoginStrategy or lowcode/ModifyLoginStrategy as the default path.

Query current login configuration:

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env` },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "DescribeLoginConfig"
}

The response contains fields such as:

• AnonymousLogin
• UserNameLogin
• PhoneNumberLogin
• EmailLogin
• SmsVerificationConfig
• MfaConfig
• PwdUpdateStrategy

Parameter mapping for downstream Web auth code:

• PhoneNumberLogin controls phone OTP flows used by auth-web auth.signInWithOtp({ phone }) and auth.signUp({ phone })
• EmailLogin controls email OTP flows used by auth-web auth.signInWithOtp({ email }) and auth.signUp({ email })
• UserNameLogin controls password login flows used by auth-web auth.signInWithPassword({ username, password })
• SmsVerificationConfig.Type = "apis" requires both Name and Method
• EnvId is always the CloudBase environment ID, not the publishable key

Before calling ModifyLoginConfig, rebuild the payload from writable keys only. Do not spread the full response object back into the request.

const WritableLoginConfig = {
    "PhoneNumberLogin": LoginConfig.PhoneNumberLogin,
    "EmailLogin": LoginConfig.EmailLogin,
    "UserNameLogin": LoginConfig.UserNameLogin,
    "AnonymousLogin": LoginConfig.AnonymousLogin,
    ...(LoginConfig.SmsVerificationConfig ? { "SmsVerificationConfig": LoginConfig.SmsVerificationConfig } : {}),
    ...(LoginConfig.MfaConfig ? { "MfaConfig": LoginConfig.MfaConfig } : {}),
    ...(LoginConfig.PwdUpdateStrategy ? { "PwdUpdateStrategy": LoginConfig.PwdUpdateStrategy } : {})
}

---

2. Anonymous Login

1. Get LoginConfig (see Scenario 1)
2. Set LoginConfig.AnonymousLogin = true (on) or false (off)
3. Update:

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env`, ...WritableLoginConfig, "AnonymousLogin": true },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyLoginConfig"
}

---

3. Username/Password Login

1. Get LoginConfig (see Scenario 1)
2. Set LoginConfig.UserNameLogin = true (on) or false (off)
3. Update:

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env`, ...WritableLoginConfig, "UserNameLogin": true },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyLoginConfig"
}

---

4. SMS Login

1. Get LoginConfig (see Scenario 1)
2. Modify:
   • Turn on: LoginConfig.PhoneNumberLogin = true
   • Turn off: LoginConfig.PhoneNumberLogin = false
   • Config (optional):

     LoginConfig.SmsVerificationConfig = {
         Type: 'default',      // 'default' or 'apis'
         Name: 'method_53978f9f96a35', // required when Type = 'apis'
         Method: 'SendVerificationCode',
         SmsDayLimit: 30       // -1 = unlimited
     }
     

3. Update:

{
    "params": {
        "EnvId": `env`,
        ...WritableLoginConfig,
        "PhoneNumberLogin": true,
        "SmsVerificationConfig": {
            "Type": "default",
            "SmsDayLimit": 30
        }
    },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyLoginConfig"
}

Use custom apis to send SMS:

{
    "params": {
        "EnvId": `env`,
        ...WritableLoginConfig,
        "PhoneNumberLogin": true,
        "SmsVerificationConfig": {
            "Type": "apis",
            "Name": "method_53978f9f96a35",
            "Method": "SendVerificationCode",
            "SmsDayLimit": 20
        }
    },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyLoginConfig"
}

---

5. Email Login

Email has two layers of configuration:

• ModifyLoginConfig.EmailLogin: controls whether email/password login is enabled
• ModifyProvider(Id="email"): controls the email sender channel and SMTP configuration
• In Web auth code, this maps to auth.signInWithOtp({ email }) and auth.signUp({ email })

Turn on email/password login:

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env`, ...WritableLoginConfig, "EmailLogin": true },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyLoginConfig"
}

Turn off email/password login:

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env`, ...WritableLoginConfig, "EmailLogin": false },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyLoginConfig"
}

Configure email provider (Tencent Cloud email):

{
    "params": {
        "EnvId": `env`,
        "Id": "email",
        "On": "TRUE",
        "EmailConfig": { "On": "TRUE", "SmtpConfig": {} }
    },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyProvider"
}

Disable email provider:

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env`, "Id": "email", "On": "FALSE" },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyProvider"
}

Configure email provider (custom SMTP):

{
    "params": {
        "EnvId": `env`,
        "Id": "email",
        "On": "TRUE",
        "EmailConfig": {
            "On": "FALSE",
            "SmtpConfig": {
                "AccountPassword": "password",
                "AccountUsername": "username",
                "SecurityMode": "SSL",
                "SenderAddress": "[e-mail]",
                "ServerHost": "smtp.qq.com",
                "ServerPort": 465
            }
        }
    },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyProvider"
}

---

6. WeChat Login

1. Get WeChat config:

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env` },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "GetProviders"
}

Filter by Id == "wx_open", save as WeChatProvider.

2. Get credentials from WeChat Open Platform:

   • AppID
   • AppSecret

3. Update:

{
    "params": {
        "EnvId": `env`,
        "Id": "wx_open",
        "On": "TRUE",  // "FALSE" to disable
        "Config": {
            ...WeChatProvider.Config,
            ClientId: `AppID`,
            ClientSecret: `AppSecret`
        }
    },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyProvider"
}

---

7. Google Login

1. Get redirect URI:

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env` },
    "service": "lowcode",
    "action": "DescribeStaticDomain"
}

Save result.Data.StaticDomain as staticDomain.

2. Configure at Google Cloud Console:

   • Create OAuth 2.0 Client ID
   • Set redirect URI: https://{staticDomain}/__auth/
   • Get Client ID and Client Secret

3. Enable:

{
    "params": {
        "EnvId": `env`,
        "ProviderType": "OAUTH",
        "Id": "google",
        "On": "TRUE",  // "FALSE" to disable
        "Name": { "Message": "Google" },
        "Description": { "Message": "" },
        "Config": {
            "ClientId": `Client ID`,
            "ClientSecret": `Client Secret`,
            "Scope": "email openid profile",
            "AuthorizationEndpoint": "https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/v2/auth",
            "TokenEndpoint": "https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token",
            "UserinfoEndpoint": "https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/userinfo",
            "TokenEndpointAuthMethod": "CLIENT_SECRET_BASIC",
            "RequestParametersMap": {
                "RegisterUserSyncScope": "syncEveryLogin",
                "IsGoogle": "TRUE"
            }
        },
        "Picture": "https://qcloudimg.tencent-cloud.cn/raw/f9131c00dcbcbccd5899a449d68da3ba.png",
        "TransparentMode": "FALSE",
        "ReuseUserId": "TRUE",
        "AutoSignUpWithProviderUser": "TRUE"
    },
    "service": ,
    : 
}

8. Client Configuration Boundary

Use client APIs for client metadata and token/session settings. Do not use them as a replacement for login strategy or provider management.

Query client config:

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env`, "Id": `env` },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "DescribeClient"
}

Update client config:

{
    "params": {
        "EnvId": `env`,
        "Id": `env`,
        "AccessTokenExpiresIn": 7200,
        "RefreshTokenExpiresIn": 2592000,
        "MaxDevice": 3
    },
    "service": "tcb",
    "action": "ModifyClient"
}

9. Get Publishable Key

Query existing key:

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env`, "KeyType": "publish_key", "PageNumber": 1, "PageSize": 10 },
    "service": "lowcode",
    "action": "DescribeApiKeyTokens"
}

Return PublishableKey.ApiKey if exists (filter by Name == "publish_key").

Create new key (if not exists):

{
    "params": { "EnvId": `env`, "KeyType": "publish_key", "KeyName": "publish_key" },
    "service": "lowcode",
    "action": "CreateApiKeyToken"
}

If creation fails, direct user to: "https://tcb.cloud.tencent.com/dev?envId=`env`#/env/apikey"