OAuth clients for connectors that cannot register themselves

Not every connector can register with Librario on its own. Copilot Studio in manual OAuth configuration and Gemini Enterprise ask you for a client ID and client secret up front, and there was no way to obtain either. For those applications Librario was simply out of reach.

Account settings now has an “OAuth clients” page for exactly that. An administrator creates a client there, picks its surface and permissions, and gets the client ID, the client secret and the matching OAuth URLs on one screen. The client secret is shown exactly once; if you lose it, issue a new one from the list and decide whether the previous one stops at once or after a changeover window. Revoking ends every connection of that client immediately. The page is part of advanced AI controls, a plan option for larger organizations.

Self-registering tools such as Claude or ChatGPT need none of this: they keep registering automatically and never show up on that page.