Hey guys,
Thanks a lot for the feedback! 2.0 will actually allow you to create personal access tokens (which you can grant specific scopes and specify lifetime) to give your scripts access to your account on your behalf. There should definitely be an easy way in PySpeckle 2.0 to use these directly!
However, on authentication flows: when you get to creating apps that will need to get access to user accounts other than your own, you will need to register your app on your server then go about proper authentication flows through the Speckle Manager . This is to protect account security and give the users of your app the power to grant, view, and revoke permissions. You can read more about authentication in 2.0 in this post @dimitrie wrote .