• > Create a new Auth0 app and get the domain and client ID

• > Create and deploy a new Auth0 action to generate a JWT token

• > Could you check Auth0 logs for logins from 192.108.92.3 IP address?

Getting Started

• Node.js v18 or higher

• Claude Desktop or any other MCP Client

• Auth0 account with appropriate permissions

Install the Auth0 MCP Server

Authenticate with Auth0

[!NOTE] Credentials are securely stored in your system's keychain. You can optionally verify storage through your keychain management tool. Checkout Authentication for more info.

Verify your integration

Supported Tools

Applications

Resource Servers

Actions

Logs

Forms

Architecture

1. Request a list of available Auth0 tools

2. Call specific tools with parameters

3. Receive structured responses from the Auth0 Management API

[!NOTE] The server operates as a local process that connects to Claude Desktop, enabling secure communication without exposing your Auth0 credentials.

Authentication

Initial Setup

[!IMPORTANT] The init command needs to be run whenever:

Session Management

Logging Out

Authentication Flow

Troubleshooting

Operation Modes

Debug Mode

• More detailed logging

• Enable by setting environment variable: export DEBUG=auth0-mcp

[!TIP] Debug mode is particularly useful when troubleshooting connection or authentication issues.

Scope Selection

• Interactive Selection: Navigate with arrow keys and toggle selections with spacebar

• No Default Scopes: By default, no scopes are selected for maximum security

• Glob Pattern Support: Quickly select multiple related scopes with patterns:

[!NOTE] Selected scopes determine what operations the MCP server can perform on your Auth0 tenant.

Configuration

Other MCP Clients:

[!NOTE]you can manually update if needed or if any unexpected errors occur during the npx init command.

Common Issues

1. Authentication Failures

2. Claude Can't Connect to the Server

3. API Errors or Permission Issues

[!TIP] Most connection issues can be resolved by restarting both the server and Claude Desktop.

Debug logs

Development

Building from Source

[!NOTE] This server requires Node.js v18 or higher.

Security

• Credentials are stored in the system's secure keychain

• No sensitive information is stored in plain text

• Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 device authorization flow

• No permissions (scopes) are requested by default

• Interactive scope selection allows you to choose exactly which permissions to grant

• Support for glob patterns to quickly select related scopes (e.g., read:*)

• Easy token removal via logout command when no longer needed

[!IMPORTANT] For security best practices, always use npx @auth0/auth0-mcp-server logout when you're done with a session or switching between tenants. This ensures your authentication tokens are properly removed from the system keychain.

[!CAUTION] Always review the permissions requested during the authentication process to ensure they align with your security requirements.

Feedback and Contributing

• Auth0's general contribution guidelines

• Auth0's code of conduct guidelines

Reporting Issues

Vulnerability Reporting

License

What is Auth0?

• > Create a new Auth0 app and get the domain and client ID

• > Create and deploy a new Auth0 action to generate a JWT token

• > Could you check Auth0 logs for logins from 192.108.92.3 IP address?

Getting Started

• Node.js v18 or higher

• Claude Desktop or any other MCP Client

• Auth0 account with appropriate permissions

Install the Auth0 MCP Server

Authenticate with Auth0

[!NOTE] Credentials are securely stored in your system's keychain. You can optionally verify storage through your keychain management tool. Checkout Authentication for more info.

Verify your integration

Supported Tools

Applications

Resource Servers

Actions

Logs

Forms

Architecture

1. Request a list of available Auth0 tools

2. Call specific tools with parameters

3. Receive structured responses from the Auth0 Management API

[!NOTE] The server operates as a local process that connects to Claude Desktop, enabling secure communication without exposing your Auth0 credentials.

Authentication

Initial Setup

[!IMPORTANT] The init command needs to be run whenever:

Session Management

Logging Out

Authentication Flow

Troubleshooting

Operation Modes

Debug Mode

• More detailed logging

• Enable by setting environment variable: export DEBUG=auth0-mcp

[!TIP] Debug mode is particularly useful when troubleshooting connection or authentication issues.

Scope Selection

• Interactive Selection: Navigate with arrow keys and toggle selections with spacebar

• No Default Scopes: By default, no scopes are selected for maximum security

• Glob Pattern Support: Quickly select multiple related scopes with patterns:

[!NOTE] Selected scopes determine what operations the MCP server can perform on your Auth0 tenant.

Configuration

Other MCP Clients:

[!NOTE]you can manually update if needed or if any unexpected errors occur during the npx init command.

Common Issues

1. Authentication Failures

2. Claude Can't Connect to the Server

3. API Errors or Permission Issues

[!TIP] Most connection issues can be resolved by restarting both the server and Claude Desktop.

Debug logs

Development

Building from Source

[!NOTE] This server requires Node.js v18 or higher.

Security

• Credentials are stored in the system's secure keychain

• No sensitive information is stored in plain text

• Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 device authorization flow

• No permissions (scopes) are requested by default

• Interactive scope selection allows you to choose exactly which permissions to grant

• Support for glob patterns to quickly select related scopes (e.g., read:*)

• Easy token removal via logout command when no longer needed

[!IMPORTANT] For security best practices, always use npx @auth0/auth0-mcp-server logout when you're done with a session or switching between tenants. This ensures your authentication tokens are properly removed from the system keychain.

[!CAUTION] Always review the permissions requested during the authentication process to ensure they align with your security requirements.

Feedback and Contributing

• Auth0's general contribution guidelines

• Auth0's code of conduct guidelines

Reporting Issues

Vulnerability Reporting

License

What is Auth0?