Document how to configure a client for Alchemistic's OIDC provider - #35
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Covers registering a first-party client via passport:client, the endpoint list, authorize/token request parameters (including PKCE and nonce), available claims, id_token verification, and which grant types are intentionally unsupported. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
docs/oauth-clients.md: a practical guide for engineers on other Istic services who need to wire up "Log in with Alchemistic" — registering a first-party client viapassport:client, the endpoint list, authorize/token request parameters (PKCE, nonce), claims, id_token verification, and which grant types are deliberately unsupported.docs/superpowers/from Add OAuth2/OIDC provider (Passport + custom id_token/userinfo/discovery layer) #32, but written for consumers rather than as an implementation record.Test plan