Check which AddAuth version you can install and whether it is suitable for your app.
As of 2026-09-07, add_auth has no published package on RubyGems. These docs cover the planned 0.2.0.dev prerelease. The installation commands will work once that version is published.
Where to install AddAuth
Install the add_auth gem from RubyGems through Bundler in your Rails app. The quickstart shows the Gemfile entry, generators and configuration. The GitHub repository is the source and issue tracker; an application installation does not require a repository checkout.
Which version these docs cover
0.2.0.dev targets Ruby 3.3+ and Rails 8.0+. It includes password, email-link and passkey sign-in, session management, reauthentication, recovery and optional captcha. See features and roadmap for the available behavior and what your app supplies.
This is a development prerelease, and there is no stable release yet. APIs and generated integration files may change. Use it for evaluation once published; review release notes and test your app’s enabled sign-in methods before an upgrade.
Before using it in production
A stable release date has not been announced. For deployment planning, read the deployment checklist, including HTTPS, mail, background jobs and a shared cache. Your app’s account policies, mail provider and supported browsers need to work together before users depend on them.
Follow availability and updates
Check the RubyGems version list when publication is announced; it will become available with the first package. GitHub releases will provide release notes. Development progress is tracked in the gem roadmap.
For help using the gem or to report a problem, see security and support.