@lf/attio

Attio as a module: records, lists, files and webhooks. A connection uses one of two credentials, and listen-fire credential add asks for the name of the one you want.

Connect with an access token

The simplest way in, and the one for a service account. Create a token in Attio (Workspace settings, Developers, Access tokens) with read-write access to records and webhooks, then:

listen-fire connect @lf/attio                       # answers the OAuth app questions; leave them empty if you only use tokens
listen-fire credential add --module attio henry_attio --credential attio_token
#   Access token: <the token>      Base URL: <enter, unless you proxy Attio>

The credential attio_token holds accessToken and an optional baseUrl. The token is entered once and never refreshed.

Connect with OAuth

For a user who signs in through Attio's authorize page, with your own OAuth app (client id and secret, the redirect URI listen-fire connect prints):

listen-fire connect @lf/attio
listen-fire credential add --module attio henry_attio --credential attio

Either way the movement says connect attio using henry_attio; Attio receives the same bearer header from both.