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feat: runnable walkthrough of zeroid via sdk#41

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This pull request introduces a comprehensive Quickstart Jupyter notebook for the ZeroID platform, providing an end-to-end demonstration of agent identity registration, OAuth2 flows, token delegation (RFC 8693), and real-time revocation via CAE signals. The README has also been updated to link to this new resource. Feedback suggests improving the usability of the notebook by ensuring the initial SDK installation cell is ready to run without manual uncommenting.

"metadata": {},
"outputs": [],
"source": [
"#!pip install -q highflame cryptography PyJWT"
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The installation command includes a comment that might be confusing for users who want to run the cell directly. Consider removing the comment or uncommenting the command.

pip install -q highflame cryptography PyJWT

@KunalJavelin KunalJavelin merged commit a3f7036 into main Mar 31, 2026
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