Dfinity Official Internet Identity Sso

Name: Dfinity Official Internet Identity Sso
Author: dfinity

Chains by @dfinity v1.0.0 C PASS 1 flag

Set up an organization's own single sign-on for Internet Identity, so staff sign in to II-powered apps against Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace or Auth0. Nothing registers with II: it discovers the configuration from /.well-known/ii-openid-configuration on the organization's domain. Covers the OIDC client, the discovery file and every field, per-app clients including salted-hash keys, gate_all_apps, stable_identifier_claim, the limits that reject the whole file, and II's caching windows. Use when an organization wants its employees to sign in with its own identity provider, when II offers no SSO for a domain that has published the file, or when an edit to that file has not taken effect yet. This is the organization's side, done by whoever administers the domain. For an app sending users there with ssoDomain, load internet-identity. Do NOT use for signing in to II with a personal Google, Apple or Microsoft account, which is ordinary OpenID and needs none of this.

Install

$ cp -r cryptoskill/skills/chains/dfinity-official-internet-identity-sso .claude/skills/

$ clawhub install dfinity-official-internet-identity-sso

Quality Score

Score: 58/100 Grade: C Risk Gate: PASS

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1 red flag 9 cleared 1 not measured

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1 Red flags things this skill can do that affect your security or funds

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Can execute shell runs arbitrary shell commands on your machine

9 Cleared by scanner we scanned the skill's text & scripts and found no evidence of these

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Can move funds this skill can sign and send transactions on your behalf
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Requires private key you must hand over a private key, mnemonic, or wallet config
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Requires hosted operator depends on a third-party hosted service to function
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Uses remote install script setup pipes a remote shell script (curl | sh class)
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Mutable remote runtime runs remote code that can change behavior without a local diff
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Can install code installs software at setup time (npx, pip, brew, etc.)
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Can browse the web fetches arbitrary URLs at runtime
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Can write files writes to your local filesystem
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Can spawn sub-agents delegates to other skills or sub-agents

1 Not measured yet scanner couldn't make a confident call — treat as a possible red flag

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Auto-invocable may be invoked by the agent without your explicit prompt

Execution mode

read_only Phase 1 single-mode classification — multi-mode breakdown deferred to Phase 2.

Ingredients (services this skill talks to)

We did not find any well-known hosted services in this skill's text or scripts. This does NOT mean the skill is local-only — it might use services we don't yet recognize, or talk to them through code paths our scanner can't reach. A complete dependency list (every package, library, and binary, with integrity hashes) is on the roadmap; today we only show recognized hosts.

Audits

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Source

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