Definition
Full definition of oauth
When you click 'Connect Gmail' inside Tiny Command, you're redirected to Google's consent screen — you authorize Tiny Command to read your Gmail (or send emails on your behalf), Google returns an access token to Tiny Command, and that token is what every subsequent API call uses. OAuth tokens can be revoked by you at any time, are scoped to the permissions you granted, and are refreshed transparently.
In practice
OAuth examples
Google OAuth
Tiny Command requests gmail.send and gmail.readonly scopes; you approve; Tiny Command stores the refresh token securely.
Used by
Apps that exemplify oauth
See oauth in action across real integrations.
FAQ
Common questions about oauth
What happens if I revoke OAuth access?
Workflows using that connection fail until you reconnect. Tiny Command surfaces a clear error and a one-click reconnect button.
