Thanks! On auth providers — Corral already supports 9 OAuth providers out of the box (Google, GitHub, Apple, Discord, Microsoft, Twitter, Facebook, GitLab, LinkedIn) plus email/password, magic links, and email OTP. Adding a new one is one command:
corral add provider github
Under the hood, Corral is built on Better Auth, which has a plugin architecture. Any Better Auth plugin works with Corral — so if someone builds a provider plugin for Better Auth, it automatically works here too. We're not reinventing auth crypto, just making it agent-installable.
On the crypto payments front — that's actually a great use case for Corral's plugin model. The billing layer is modular (Stripe today, but the gating/metering layer doesn't care where the payment event comes from). A BTC/USDC payment plugin that fires the same "user upgraded to plan X" event would slot right in. Interesting idea.
corral add provider github Under the hood, Corral is built on Better Auth, which has a plugin architecture. Any Better Auth plugin works with Corral — so if someone builds a provider plugin for Better Auth, it automatically works here too. We're not reinventing auth crypto, just making it agent-installable.
On the crypto payments front — that's actually a great use case for Corral's plugin model. The billing layer is modular (Stripe today, but the gating/metering layer doesn't care where the payment event comes from). A BTC/USDC payment plugin that fires the same "user upgraded to plan X" event would slot right in. Interesting idea.