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title: "Authentication Flows"
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description: "Learn how to implement authentication flows in your Python application using Stack Auth's REST API"
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---
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This section covers the core authentication patterns and flows you'll need to implement secure authentication in your Python application using Stack Auth's REST API.
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<CardGroup cols={2}>
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<Card
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title="User Authentication"
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href="./authentication/user-authentication"
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icon="user"
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Set up your Python client and configure API credentials for Stack Auth integration.
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</Card>
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</CardGroup>
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## Authentication Patterns
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Each authentication flow addresses specific use cases:
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- **API Setup**: Foundation for all authentication operations
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- **User Sessions**: Managing authenticated user state and session lifecycle
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- **OAuth Flows**: Social login integration (Google, GitHub, etc.)
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- **Server Validation**: Securing your API endpoints and validating requests
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## Getting Started
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Start with [API Setup & Configuration](./api-setup) to establish your Python client, then proceed to the specific authentication flow that matches your application's needs.
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For framework-specific integration examples, see the [Framework Integration](../integration) section.
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