Identity
Accounts people bring with them. No user table, no passwords to store, no sign-up flow to build.
What it enables
- One account for every Minca app, opened with a passkey or a password
- Apps and agents get a key of their own: scoped, time-limited and revocable
- People find each other by username, like leif@minca.social
- A new device restores everything from a recovery code, with no server to ask
In this section
- Signing in: Most apps connect to the person's account home (Building an app). This page is for a page that keeps the account itself: an account home, or an app that signs people in on its own. createMincaAuth…
- Usernames: A username, like leif@minca.social, is a name at a domain that leads to an inbox code. It lets someone find you by a name they can say aloud. This page shows how to look one up and claim one, and…
Build with agents
An agent can read and write in a person's spaces as them. It might be Claude in a chat app, a coding agent in your terminal, or a program you write. This page shows how to connect one, and what it…
Signing in
Most apps connect to the person's account home (Building an app). This page is for a page that keeps the account itself: an account home, or an app that signs people in on its own. createMincaAuth…