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Integrations

Auth.js

Bridge Auth.js provider callbacks into Playstack identity and session contracts while retaining application-owned provider configuration.

1 supported feature

Authentication

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Prisma

Persist Playstack capabilities through explicit application-owned Prisma clients, transactions, and managed schema fragments.

12 supported features

Authentication · Accounts and tenancy · Events and workflows · Rate limiting · Devices and trusted sessions · Billing and entitlements · API keys and audit trails · Commerce · Notifications and delivery · Audiences and subscriber lifecycle · Webhooks · Licensing

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Redis

Use Redis for distributed caches, rate-limit counters, and BullMQ-backed jobs while keeping application policy portable.

3 supported features

Rate limiting · Caching · Realtime and WebRTC

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Postmark

Deliver rendered Playstack mail or Postmark provider templates through an explicit driver and native client escape hatch.

5 supported features

Authentication · Accounts and tenancy · Email delivery · Notifications and delivery · Audiences and subscriber lifecycle

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SMTP

Deliver portable rendered email through an application-configured Nodemailer transport.

5 supported features

Authentication · Accounts and tenancy · Email delivery · Notifications and delivery · Audiences and subscriber lifecycle

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Resend

Deliver transactional mail and synchronize consent-aware audience contacts through explicit Resend adapters.

5 supported features

Authentication · Accounts and tenancy · Email delivery · Notifications and delivery · Audiences and subscriber lifecycle

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Inngest

Dispatch portable Playstack queue jobs through Inngest and serve the generated functions from Next.js, NestJS, or another supported framework.

6 supported features

Events and workflows · Notifications and delivery · Audiences and subscriber lifecycle · Content and AI · Webhooks · GitHub App access

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Basemarks

Adapt Basemarks track events with explicit property mapping; supply an application-owned transport for error reporting.

2 supported features

Analytics · Error handling

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Sentry

Report scrubbed Playstack errors through an initialized Sentry client without hiding SDK configuration or instrumentation.

1 supported feature

Error handling

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Mailgun

Deliver rendered messages or stored Mailgun templates through an explicit regional provider client.

5 supported features

Authentication · Accounts and tenancy · Email delivery · Notifications and delivery · Audiences and subscriber lifecycle

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SendGrid

Deliver rendered messages and dynamic templates through an isolated SendGrid mail client.

5 supported features

Authentication · Accounts and tenancy · Email delivery · Notifications and delivery · Audiences and subscriber lifecycle

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Amazon SES

Deliver rendered messages and SES templates through an application-configured AWS SDK client.

5 supported features

Authentication · Accounts and tenancy · Email delivery · Notifications and delivery · Audiences and subscriber lifecycle

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GitHub

Connect OAuth credentials, GitHub App installation tokens, and verified webhook delivery through explicit Playstack boundaries.

4 supported features

Authentication · Connections · Webhooks · GitHub App access

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Stripe

Create hosted subscription and one-time checkout, then reconcile verified Stripe events into separate billing and payment projections.

3 supported features

Billing and entitlements · Commerce · Webhooks

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Argon2

Use Playstack's Node.js authentication entrypoint with application-configured Argon2id password hashing.

1 supported feature

Authentication

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BullMQ

Dispatch and process typed Playstack jobs through BullMQ with explicit Redis ownership and native queue access.

6 supported features

Events and workflows · Notifications and delivery · Audiences and subscriber lifecycle · Content and AI · Webhooks · GitHub App access

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AT Protocol

Use the official AT Protocol OAuth client while keeping discovery, PAR, PKCE, DPoP, nonces, and session storage intact.

1 supported feature

Connections

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Amazon S3

Store portable Playstack objects and issue bounded signed URLs through an application-configured AWS SDK client.

1 supported feature

File storage

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Zod

Reuse Zod schemas across Playstack content, React forms, wire validation, and NestJS request boundaries.

1 supported feature

Content and AI

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Queuebert

Connect existing named BullMQ queues to an application-authorized Queuebert installation.

1 supported feature

Events and workflows

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LinkedIn

A packaged LinkedIn connection adapter with application-owned scopes and product operations.

1 supported feature

Connections

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Mastodon

A packaged Mastodon connection adapter with explicit instance and credential ownership.

1 supported feature

Connections

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X

A packaged X OAuth 2 connection adapter with explicit application permissions.

1 supported feature

Connections

Explore X →

Web Push

A Web Push delivery seam without requiring an application notification inbox.

1 supported feature

Notifications and delivery

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