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-**Interactive agents**: These agents require constant user interaction throughout their operation. Examples include:
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- Chatbots that respond to user queries in real-time
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- AI assistants that help users complete tasks
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- Conversational interfaces
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- Chatbots that respond to user queries in real-time
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- AI assistants that help users complete tasks
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- Conversational interfaces
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Interactive agents use the OAuth `authorization_code` grant flow with PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) to authenticate users and get access tokens.
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-**Background agents**: These agents perform tasks on behalf of users but operate asynchronously without requiring constant user interaction. Examples include:
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- Scheduled report generators
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- Notification services
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- Batch processing systems that work with user data
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- Scheduled report generators
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- Notification services
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- Batch processing systems that work with user data
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Background agents use CIBA (Client Initiated Backchannel Authentication) flow. This flow lets the agent start authentication through an out-of-band channel (such as email or SMS). The user provides consent asynchronously.
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