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@schift-io/integration-contracts

v0.1.0

Published

Zod schemas for Schift first-party integration setup and credential references.

Readme

Schift Integration Contracts

Shared Zod schemas for first-party integration setup payloads.

This package validates the user-facing credential/setup boundary before a UI, SDK, or broker calls Connect Security or Workflow v2. It intentionally accepts credential references and OAuth connection IDs, not raw provider secrets.

What Schift owns:

  • OAuth app references for Slack, Google Workspace, and Notion.
  • SES sender identity for Schift-managed email.
  • Secret references such as secret://... or kv://...; never raw client secrets in UI node config.

What each user or org owns:

  • OAuth connectionId values after authorizing their own workspace/account.
  • Discord webhook URLs for the channel they control.
  • Sealed credentialRef values for PAT/API-key providers.

V1 setup modes:

  • discord: webhook URL
  • email: Schift-managed sender domain
  • slack: OAuth connection
  • gdrive: OAuth connection
  • gmail: OAuth connection
  • google_sheets: OAuth connection
  • notion: OAuth connection or sealed API-key reference
  • bolta: sealed API-key reference

API-doc-derived minimum scopes:

  • Slack send: chat:write
  • Google Drive file search: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.metadata.readonly
  • Gmail thread search: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.readonly
  • Google Sheets row append: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/spreadsheets