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Authentication and Authorization for Internal MCP Servers

Authentication and Authorization for Internal MCP Servers

Picture this: You’ve just built a brilliant Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. It’s the ultimate internal powerhouse, seamlessly bridging your organization’s LLMs with your most sensitive private repositories, production databases, and internal APIs. It feels like magic. And then someone asks: "Wait - can every employee just…

TanStack Router + Query with PropelAuth

TanStack Router + Query with PropelAuth

If you've spent any time in the React ecosystem recently, you've likely noticed a massive shift in how developers handle routing and data fetching. The days of wrestling with complex useEffect chains are fading. In their place, TanStack Query and TanStack Router have become the go-

Building Custom UIs with Shadcn and PropelAuth’s Integration MCP Server

Building Custom UIs with Shadcn and PropelAuth’s Integration MCP Server

With our recent release of the PropelAuth Integration MCP server, we wanted to put it plus our shadcn component registry to the test by building some of the most unique and …interesting components to replace PropelAuth’s hosted pages. The Integration MCP server not only helps you get up and

Dash with PropelAuth: Add Authentication to Your Data Apps with Just a Few Lines of Code

Dash with PropelAuth: Add Authentication to Your Data Apps with Just a Few Lines of Code

We're excited to announce our new integration with Dash, the powerful Python framework from Plotly that enables data scientists and analysts to build interactive web applications with beautiful dashboard and reactive data visualizations. Let's say you've built a powerful and interactive data dashboard with

Streamlit Authentication/Authorization with PropelAuth

Streamlit Authentication/Authorization with PropelAuth

Streamlit is an open-source Python framework that makes it incredibly easy for data scientists and machine learning engineers to create interactive web applications from their existing Python scripts. Think of it as a magic wand that transforms your Python code into a beautiful web app - even if your CSS