OK. I'd like to be able to share a "magic link" to the conversational assessm...
OK. I'd like to be able to share a "magic link" to the conversational assessment and to the McLuhan reading. This magic link will allow the user to access the page even though they are not logged in. How should this work?
This is for embedding purpose.
Let me explore the codebase to understand the current auth system and the pages you want to make embeddable.
We should identify the client by a nonce stored in localStorage, so per browser.
Got it - so the magic link allows unauthenticated access, and the user is identified by a browser-generated nonce in localStorage rather than by login. Let me explore the relevant code directly.
Let me look at the API routes to understand auth handling and the assessment chat page.
Let me look at the auth middleware and understand user identification.
I now have a good understanding of the current auth system and the pages involved. Let me clarify a few things before designing the plan:
What would you like to clarify about those questions?
OK, forget the embed for now; we'll come back to that. Instead, I'm wondering if we can just allow public access the the Turing Test assessment without login. Again, using a localStorage nonce to identify the client.
Let me find the Turing Test assessment content and understand the full flow.
Let me look at the client-side assessment chat component and how it makes API calls.
But using a special link, like link/to/whatever?public=true.
Good, so the flow is: ?public=true query param triggers nonce-based auth instead of login. Let me check one more thing about how the assessment pages receive search params, then write the plan.
Now let me write the plan.