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* docs: improve Okta SSO setup guide with step-by-step instructions - Add clear steps for creating OIDC app in Okta Admin Console - Document critical Authorization Server Access Policy configuration - Add troubleshooting table for common errors - Link to official Okta documentation for detailed UI instructions - Fix incorrect OAuth endpoint examples (was using Auth0 URLs) * docs: add Okta console screenshots for SSO setup guide - Add screenshot showing Sign-in redirect URI configuration - Add screenshot showing Client Credentials location - Add screenshot showing Authorization Server Access Policy setup * docs: replace Okta screenshots with annotated Scribe versions - Replace screenshots with Scribe-annotated versions highlighting key areas - Add step-by-step screenshots for Authorization Server Access Policy setup - Remove old unannotated screenshots |
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Website
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Installation
$ yarn
Local Development
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