Auth0

The Auth0 MCP Server connects large language models and AI agents to the Auth0 Management APIs. Once it is set up in an MCP client such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf or VS Code, you can ask the assistant in plain language to create applications, deploy Actions, look up logs or manage users, without opening the Auth0 dashboard.

The server is aimed at developers and teams who administer an Auth0 tenant and already work with AI coding tools. It is also useful for anyone starting a new project who wants Auth0 set up quickly.

It runs locally. You install it with npx, authorise it with Auth0 through the OAuth 2.0 device flow in your browser, and the credentials are stored in your system keychain. A --tools pattern or a read-only flag limits which tools the assistant can use, so you can allow only read operations if you prefer. The project includes an onboarding tool that creates an Auth0 application for your framework, saves its credentials to a .env file and returns the quickstart code for the Auth0 SDK.

The project is open source under the MIT licence, so there is no charge for the server itself. Auth0 accounts and the tenant usage they include are separate and follow Auth0's own terms.

The page marks the software as beta. It says features may change without notice, it is not recommended for production or critical workloads, and support during the beta is limited. Issues can be reported through the GitHub issue tracker.