Connector architecture
OAuth Provider Registration for dpanel.ai Workflows
Connectors must register providers, store tokens safely, resolve runtime provider paths, and expose only approved actions to AI-team workflows.
Provider registry
Each external tool needs scopes, redirect URLs, tenant mapping, and owner visibility.
Token storage
Store tokens server-side with org, user, and account boundaries.
Approval-aware actions
Separate read, draft, and external-write permissions so risky operations require approval.
FAQ
What is OAuth Provider Registration for dpanel.ai Workflows?
Plan OAuth provider registration for dpanel.ai connectors so monday.com, Notion, Jira, Slack, and other tools can be connected safely.
How does this fit dpanel.ai AI TeamOps?
Connectors must register providers, store tokens safely, resolve runtime provider paths, and expose only approved actions to AI-team workflows.
Does this replace the external tool?
No. dpanel.ai is designed to coordinate AI-team work around external tools, then write, sync, or hand off only through approved workflows.
Where does human control appear?
dpanel.ai uses approval-aware tasks, prepared external writes, visible sync jobs, and handoff packets before sensitive actions reach external systems.
How do operators start?
Design OAuth connector