Corral – Auth and Stripe billing that AI coding agents can set up
Gives AI agents a spec to read instead of hallucinating auth+billing code.

Auth + Stripe billing combo in 5 lines, but Supabase, Firebase, and Clerk already nail this.
Solo founders, early-stage startups building web apps; developers tired of auth boilerplate
Supabase · Firebase Authentication · Clerk
But implementing it properly takes a lot of time.
Setting up things like:
OAuth providers
sessions and tokens
user management
billing logic
often took longer than building the actual product.
So I started building a small API that handles these parts.
The goal was to make it extremely simple to integrate. For example, social login can look like this:
npm install syntro-js-client
const { Syntro } = require('syntro');
const syntro = new Syntro(process.env.SYNTRO_API_KEY);
const { redirectUrl } = await syntro.socialLogin('google');
Then the rest of the flow is handled automatically.
Right now it supports things like authentication, OAuth providers, user management and billing integrations.
I mainly built it because I kept rewriting the same auth + billing logic in every project.
Curious what other developers think about this approach — would you rather build these systems yourself or use a service?
If anyone wants to check it out: https://syntro.fun
Feedback would be really appreciated.
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