Agent skill · software engineering · jeremylongshore

podium-auth

Authenticate production Podium integrations and survive the auth-side failures —

Why this skill is useful

Adds executable scripts for managing OAuth2 token lifecycle and handling production failures that aren't covered in public documentation.

What it needs

Requires python3 installed locally. Requires podium account access. About 7k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-08-07. 2,604 stars on the source repository.

What this skill does

Podium Auth Overview Authenticate a service to the Podium API and operate the auth layer in production. This is not a setup walkthrough — it is the auth code your integration runs at 3am when a refresh token expires after the long weekend, when a Podium admin removes a scope on re-grant, when an agency credential router sends a request to the wrong location, and when on-call needs to rotate a leaked client secret without dropping in-flight call-transcript webhooks. The six production failures this skill prevents: 1. Access-token expiry storms — OAuth2 access tokens expire on the order of an hour. Every concurrent request notices expiry simultaneously, races to refresh, the token endpoint rate-limits, and the integration cascades to red. Reactive refresh on 401 is wrong. 2. Refresh-token decay (90-day non-use clock) — Podium refresh tokens expire after 90 days without use. Integrations with seasonal usage patterns (a campervan retailer's off-season) silently lose access on day 91 and require a full user reconnection. 3. Scope drift on re-grant — When a Podium organization admin re-grants the OAuth app, the new token's scope set may differ from the old one. Cached tokens start returning 403 on previously-working endpoints. Retrying does not help. 4. Secret leakage in commits — Podium client secrets are wide-scope and not auto-expiring. A single leaked commit exposes the entire integration. Standard .env hygiene is non-optional. 5. Multi-tenant credential routing — Agencies managing 50+ Podium organizations cannot use a single env var. Requests sent to the wrong organization silently operate on the wrong location's contacts and webchats with no error. 6. Rotation without downtime — Rotating a leaked client secret naively drops every in-flight webhook handler. Production rotation needs dual-credential overlap, drained refresh, and a verified health check before the old secret is revoked. …

How to use it

Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:

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