Auth0 MCP

Auth0 MCP is the Model Context Protocol server for Auth0, the identity platform used to add authentication and authorization to applications. It exposes tenant administration as tools an assistant can call, which turns setup work that normally means clicking through the dashboard or hand-writing Management API calls into a request stated in plain language. The server covers the objects a developer touches when wiring up login. Applications can be listed, created, and updated, including callback and logout URLs, grant types, and client settings. APIs, known in Auth0 as resource servers, can be registered along with their identifiers and scopes. Actions, the custom code that runs inside the authentication pipeline, can be created, updated, and deployed, and forms used in login flows are managed the same way. The read side reaches tenant logs, so an agent can pull recent authentication events, filter down to failures, and explain why a particular login was rejected instead of leaving a developer to decode an error code alone. It targets developers standing up or debugging an Auth0 tenant from inside an editor, and platform teams who repeat the same configuration across environments. Authorization runs through the Auth0 CLI login flow, and what an agent can reach is bounded by the scopes granted at that point, so a read-only setup for log investigation is a common starting configuration.