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First-Party Integration

What This Is

Guidance for Lovelace teams integrating the shared auth SDK into first-party apps.

Who This Is For

Internal product teams that ship on the Lovelace platform.

What You Will Finish With

  • SDK-only integration for core auth flow.
  • Clear bootstrap model for client provisioning.
  • Separation between Accounts runtime and app-specific setup.

Recommended Provisioning Model

  • Keep app client definitions in bootstrap manifests or setup scripts.
  • Sync client definitions into Accounts during environment bootstrap.
  • Keep Accounts runtime logic app-agnostic.

Runtime Model

  • UI uses AuthProvider and useLovelaceSignIn().
  • Verification route uses createLovelaceSignInRoute().
  • Accounts service remains generic and does not depend on app-specific code paths.

Why This Model

It preserves clean service boundaries while keeping app integration turnkey.

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