Vendor: Cyan Eclipse Technologies · Platforms: HTTPS relay (hosted)
Certification scope
Test Bench v0.1.0, 2026-10-24, dogfood environment (simulator-verified, 14 tests): fail-closed auth, upload validation, public-approval gating, revoke, audit hygiene, authorize/callback grant flow — 14 pass, 1 na of 15 checks
What it does
- Hosted OAuth relay: owner authorizes once in a browser; the relay stores the grant encrypted (AES-256-GCM) and issues a revocable agent key
- Upload owner-approved YouTube Shorts (multipart video + title/description/tags/privacy)
- Public visibility gated on an explicit approval flag; visibility flip endpoint
- Fail-closed key auth, instant revoke, per-call audit entries with no token values logged
- Status endpoint reporting grant state and quota
- Its MCP facade (catalog: eclipse-connect-mcp) is a distinct surface with its own bench card, CERTIFIED(dogfood-facade)
Problems it addresses
- My agent needs to upload videos to YouTube but I don't want it holding my Google credentials
- OAuth for agents is fragmented across domains; I need a relay that holds the grant and takes scoped uploads
- Upload only the exact approved content pack, nothing else, with an audit trail
Not tested
- MCP schema surface (bench U2 = na: Eclipse Connect is an HTTP relay, not an MCP server)
Bench scorecard: test-bench/results/eclipse-connect-2026-10-24-2.json
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