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MCP OAuth Scope Gate

MCP OAuth Scope Gate

by clauxel

MCP OAuth Scope Gate

Review OAuth scopes for remote MCP servers before tokens are granted.

Paid remote MCP for OAuth scope risk inspection, approval routing, consent receipts, server policy validation, and scope audit exports.

Public Endpoints

Related MCP server: OpenXNet MCP Server

Access

This is a paid hosted remote MCP. Production calls require a bearer token issued from the product website.

Authorization: Bearer <token>

Unauthenticated browser visits to /mcp return a clear JSON error instead of internal details.

Tools

  • inspect_oauth_scope_risk

  • request_scope_approval

  • issue_consent_receipt

  • validate_server_scope_policy

  • export_scope_audit

Quick Start

  1. Open the website and choose a plan.

  2. Create or request an API token.

  3. Add the endpoint to an MCP client that supports Streamable HTTP remote servers.

  4. Send JSON-RPC requests with the bearer token.

Status

This repository is a public documentation and directory-submission reference for the hosted service. It does not contain the private production source code.

Tool Schema Changelog

Recent tool additions, removals, and schema changes observed during successful MCP inspections.

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