The normal flow for using JWT for authentication would be to get a token from the server and then send that with all the requests that require authentication. I haven't thought about it much but the easiest way to do it would probably be to make an authenticate message that, if the server accepts it, prompts the server to reply with a token that can then be used as the authorisation for changes.
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