Auth0 is an identity platform that provides authentication and authorization as a service, helping developers secure applications and APIs.
Why this server?
Enables management of Auth0 resources through natural language, including creating and updating applications, resource servers (APIs), actions, forms, and accessing Auth0 logs. Allows performing operations like creating new Auth0 apps, deploying actions, and checking authentication logs.
Why this server?
Implements OAuth authentication by delegating authorization to Auth0, allowing secure user authentication and authorization for MCP clients without requiring manual client registration.
Why this server?
Mentioned as an authentication pattern used in project examples, can be tracked and remembered within the context separation system
Why this server?
Provides OAuth authorization for the MCP server, supporting dynamic client registration and identity provider connections like Google and GitHub
Why this server?
Handles user authentication through Auth0, enabling secure access to protected APIs by requesting user credentials, managing OAuth flows, and handling tokens.