Ory Build Integration

Build an Ory Integration Into Your App

You are helping the user wire an Ory Network integration into their own application, reusing the proven patterns from the public ory/integrates repository. There is no contribution, registry, Maintained by:, or DCO concern here — you fetch the runnable subset of a template and adapt it in place.

This skill carries the workflow. The template files live in github.com/ory/integrates (branch main); fetch the ones you need so they stay current.

Precondition: ory/integrates must be reachable (public repo). If a fetch fails, tell the user and stop — do not fabricate handler code.

Step 1 — Determine the type and app context

Pick the integration type from intent; ask directly if unclear.

Also establish: the app's framework/runtime, where the handler will live, and how it's deployed (these decide where you write files and how you mount the route).

Step 2 — Fetch the runnable subset

Pull only the files the user needs from _examples/_template-<type>/. Prefer raw fetch so you don't clone the whole repo into the user's project.

Raw file fetch (base URL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ory/integrates/main/_examples/_template-<type>/):

BASE=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ory/integrates/main/_examples/_template-webhook
mkdir -p ory-integration/webhook ory-integration/jsonnet
curl -fsSL "$BASE/ory-actions.yaml"          -o ory-integration/ory-actions.yaml
curl -fsSL "$BASE/jsonnet/identity.jsonnet"  -o ory-integration/jsonnet/identity.jsonnet
curl -fsSL "$BASE/webhook/server.ts"         -o ory-integration/webhook/server.ts
curl -fsSL "$BASE/webhook/package.json"      -o ory-integration/webhook/package.json
curl -fsSL "$BASE/webhook/tsconfig.json"     -o ory-integration/webhook/tsconfig.json
curl -fsSL "$BASE/webhook/.env.example"      -o ory-integration/webhook/.env.example

Sparse checkout (if the user prefers a git copy to diff against):

git clone --depth 1 --filter=blob:none --sparse https://github.com/ory/integrates /tmp/ory-integrates
git -C /tmp/ory-integrates sparse-checkout set _examples/_template-webhook
# then copy the files you want out of /tmp/ory-integrates/_examples/_template-webhook

Runnable subset per type (skip registry.entry.yaml.example, the Maintained by: README, and lockfiles — npm install regenerates the lock):

• webhook — ory-actions.yaml, jsonnet/identity.jsonnet, webhook/{server.ts, package.json, tsconfig.json, .env.example}.
• config — ory-console-steps.md (no code; it's a Console walkthrough).
• http-event — ory-event-stream.yaml, webhook/{server.ts, idempotency.ts, package.json, tsconfig.json, .env.example}.

Adapt the fetched handler into the user's app: integrate the route into their existing server if they have one, or run the webhook/ server standalone.

Step 3 — Wire it to the user's Ory project

• webhook — deploy the handler, then create an Ory Action pointing at it using ory-actions.yaml as the template (set url to the deployed handler, set the X-Webhook-Secret value, and the matching ORY_WEBHOOK_SECRET in the handler's .env). Adjust jsonnet/identity.jsonnet to the body shape the handler expects. Apply via the Ory Console or the Ory CLI.
• config — follow ory-console-steps.md: configure the vendor side, then the Ory Console (gateway/JWT validation, provider config, etc.). No code to deploy.
• http-event (Enterprise) — deploy the handler, then configure the event-stream target from ory-event-stream.yaml (URL with embedded Basic Auth; set BASIC_AUTH_USER / BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD in .env to match) and the event filter. Keep the idempotency.ts dedupe wired up — delivery is at-least-once.

Always verify the signature/secret path: webhook uses the X-Webhook-Secret header; http-event uses HTTP Basic Auth embedded in the configured URL.

Step 4 — Test locally

Stand up Ory and exercise the flow locally before pointing at production:

• Use /project:ory-local-dev to run a local Ory stack (Kratos / Keto / Hydra + gateway), then trigger the relevant flow and confirm the handler fires.
• Use /project:ory-auth-setup when the app also needs Ory project / SDK setup wired up.

For a webhook, hit GET /health on the handler, then run the Ory flow and check the handler logs. For http-event, emit a test event and confirm both the dedupe and the downstream side effect.

What this skill does NOT do

• It does not create a contribution to ory/integrates (no registry.entry.yaml, Maintained by:, SPDX, or DCO) — use ory-contribute-integration for that.
• It does not invent handler code — it fetches the real templates from ory/integrates.
• It does not deploy to the user's infrastructure or modify their Ory project without confirmation.