Scan workspace apps for HTTP route registrations (app.METHOD / router.METHOD) and write the default call-stack tree into DevTools memory. Specify the branch path where results are stored, then run the scan and view what was filled.
Load and view the branch contents from DevTools memory.
Read DevTools and workspace docs from the app. Choose a document below to view it here.
Check the security status of registered apps and identify which authentication methods are enabled.
Set up public/private key pair authentication for Custody as an alternative to Firebase. Recommended: Use public/private key pairs for better security. Note: Once a key is injected, DevTools web UI will be disabled by default for security.
Generate a cryptographic key pair. The public key is stored in Custody (safe to store). You keep the private key secret and use it to sign authentication tokens.
This is a simple shared secret (password-like). Less secure than key pairs.
Set up the Custody session-signing keypair. This allows all apps to verify that tokens actually came from Custody.
The private key stays in Custody. The public key is injected into EVERY app so they can verify Custody's signature.