CrewAI lets you split complex workflows across specialized agents, but each agent still needs authenticated access to user tools like Gmail. This cookbook shows how to wire Scalekit OAuth into a CrewAI crew via MCP, then build a three-agent pipeline that scans, classifies, and drafts replies to a user’s unread emails.
Switching a B2B app off Auth0 means moving users, organizations, and enterprise SSO connections without locking anyone out. This recipe maps the Auth0 data model to Scalekit, imports it with the SDK, and cuts over incrementally behind a feature flag.
A voice agent that checks a calendar or sends an email needs an OAuth token for that API — and LiveKit’s Agents framework has no opinion on where that token comes from. This cookbook wires Scalekit AgentKit into a LiveKit Node agent using direct tool calls, carrying the user’s identity through LiveKit’s own dispatch metadata so the token never reaches the browser or the LLM.
Voice assistants are powerful for natural interaction but hit walls with auth and tool volume. This cookbook shows how to use Scalekit’s Virtual MCP so a Vapi assistant can safely discover and call any tool the user is authorized for — without token bloat or per-tool OAuth code.
The Next.js App Router runs auth on the server, but Scalekit’s framework-agnostic guides assume Express-style request and response objects. This cookbook maps the full hosted-login flow — redirect, code exchange, session cookies, refresh, and logout — onto Route Handlers, Server Components, and middleware.
