Add Login Auth To Any Project

The problem

Manually implementing secure authentication is error-prone and repetitive. Developers often waste time boilerplate-ing routes, middleware, and hashing logic while risking common security pitfalls like hardcoded secrets or weak hashing.

What it does

• Detects your framework and project structure to ensure auth logic fits your existing codebase.
• Generates secure login and registration routes with input validation and password hashing.
• Implements auth middleware to protect routes using sessions or JWTs based on your stack.
• Updates .env.example with required variables and creates necessary database schemas or models.
• Runs validation commands and provides specific instructions or curl commands to test the new flow.

Frameworks & tools

Framework-agnostic but follows project-specific conventions. Works with libraries like bcrypt, argon2, and established session or JWT packages.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

Generic prompts often produce insecure code with hardcoded secrets or custom crypto. This skill enforces strict security rules, follows your project naming conventions, and ensures secrets are only stored as environment variable references.

Use cases

• Adding a signup and login flow to a fresh Express or FastAPI backend.
• Protecting specific API routes with JWT middleware.
• Migrating from plaintext storage to secure password hashing.
• Scaffolding authentication models and controllers in a legacy project.