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Make every Synapsis installation register its exact Stuffbox callback automatically, persist the returned public client identity through PKCE, and remove manual operator client setup.

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@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ Uninstalling preserves the database and environment by default. Pass `--purge-da
The node database is a local embedded Turso/SQLite file. Media remains in storage controlled by each user, so exported accounts retain portable media URLs and can move between Synapsis nodes without requiring the old node to transfer a shared upload directory.
Stuffbox is the default integration. New installs use `https://stuffbox.xyz`; set `STUFFBOX_URL` to a different public URL when using another or self-hosted Stuffbox service. Synapsis uses a consent and PKCE flow, keeps the resulting tokens encrypted with `AUTH_SECRET`, and sends file bytes directly from the user's browser to Stuffbox.
Stuffbox is the default integration. New installs use `https://stuffbox.xyz`; set `STUFFBOX_URL` to a different public URL when using another or self-hosted Stuffbox service. Each Synapsis install registers its callback automatically the first time a user connects, so node operators do not need to create or configure a Stuffbox client ID. Synapsis uses a consent and PKCE flow, keeps the resulting tokens encrypted with `AUTH_SECRET`, and sends file bytes directly from the user's browser to Stuffbox.
User-owned S3-compatible storage remains available as an advanced fallback. Supported providers include AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, and Contabo.