Each StackYapper app uses one of two credential ownership models.
Organization credentials
An organization credential is shared inside one workspace. Administrators
typically use this model for PSA, RMM, security, and documentation systems that
provide a workspace-level API account.
Personal credentials
A personal credential belongs to one StackYapper user. Apps that represent an
individual account ask each user to complete their own authorization.
Availability and rollout state
An app can be generally available, beta, or planned. Beta apps remain visible
while their provider coverage is being verified. Planned catalog entries are
not executable.
Provider credentials grant transport access; StackYapper policy still decides
which tools a user or AI client can discover and execute.