# Auth0 MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Auth0 gives you a direct line to your identity infrastructure. Instead of jumping through security dashboards, you can use your AI agent to manage users, audit login attempts, and review application configurations. It handles everything from listing your multi-tenant organizations to checking specific RBAC roles. Whether you're hunting for a rogue login or provisioning a new account, this Connector puts your Auth0 tenant under your agent's control.

## Overview
- **Category:** fort-knox
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_NYaQc62lRnpZQoeukTEHozzA3BGbrpMllZRM2eXf/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** authentication, authorization, sso, user-management, mfa, identity-provider

## Description

Auth0 gives you a direct line to your identity infrastructure. Instead of jumping through security dashboards, you can use your AI agent to manage users, audit login attempts, and review application configurations. It handles everything from listing your multi-tenant organizations to checking specific RBAC roles. Whether you're hunting for a rogue login or provisioning a new account, this Connector puts your Auth0 tenant under your agent's control. By connecting this to Vinkius, you get a unified way to manage your entire authentication stack. Your AI becomes a dedicated identity operations engineer that handles the heavy lifting of searching, filtering, and updating records. It's about moving from manual clicking to getting answers instantly. You can ask your agent to summarize recent security events, find specific accounts by email, or verify permission sets across different organizations without ever opening a browser tab.

## Tools

### create_user
Create a new user in Auth0 using a specific connection. You can also set a password and username.

### delete_user
Delete an Auth0 user permanently. This removes all associated data like sessions and logs.

### get_client
Get details for a specific Auth0 client using its ID. This helps you check application types and allowed callback URLs.

### get_user_by_email
Find all users associated with a specific email address. This is helpful when you only have an email to work with.

### list_logs
Pull security and activity logs for your Auth0 tenant. It includes event types, IP addresses, and user agents.

### list_organizations
See all multi-tenant organizations in your Auth0 tenant. It displays the ID, name, and branding for each.

### list_roles
View all RBAC roles and their permission sets. This is useful for auditing your access control configuration.

### list_user_logs
Pull activity logs for a specific user. This helps you troubleshoot individual user issues or security events.

### list_users
List all users in your Auth0 tenant. You can search using Lucene syntax or filter by page.

### update_user
Update specific fields for an existing user. You can change their email, blocked status, or metadata.

### get_user
Retrieve the full profile for a specific user based on their unique ID. Use this to see their metadata and last login date.

### list_clients
See a list of all registered applications in Auth0. It shows the name, type, and allowed callbacks for each one.

### list_connections
View all identity connections like Google, GitHub, and SAML. Use this to audit which providers your users can sign in with.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Show me all users who failed to log in today.
```

**Response:** 
```
I found 23 failed login attempts today. 

| Event Type | Count | Details |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **f** | 15 | Valid email, wrong password |
| **fu** | 8 | Invalid email |

The most targeted account was **admin@company.com** with 5 failed attempts.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Find the user with email john@example.com and show me their profile.
```

**Response:** 
```
**User Profile Found**

*   **ID:** auth0|65abc123def456
*   **Name:** John Doe
*   **Email:** john@example.com (Verified)
*   **Last Login:** 2 days ago
*   **Total Logins:** 147
*   **Roles:** ['admin', 'editor']
*   **Status:** Active (Not blocked)
```

**Prompt:** 
```
List all the identity connections we have configured.
```

**Response:** 
```
You have 6 connections configured:

*   **Username-Password-Authentication** (database)
*   **google-oauth2** (Google)
*   **github** (GitHub)
*   **Okta** (oidc)
*   **SAML-Enterprise** (samlp)
*   **sms** (passwordless)
```

## Capabilities

### Audit security logs
Review login attempts, failures, and IP addresses for your entire tenant.

### Provision new accounts
Create new users with specific connections and metadata via natural language.

### Search user profiles
Find specific users instantly using email addresses or Lucene queries.

### Manage RBAC roles
View and audit permission sets assigned to different roles across the tenant.

### Review client apps
See all registered applications, their types, and allowed callback URLs.

### Monitor organizations
View multi-tenant branding and metadata for all configured organizations.

## Use Cases

### The Security Audit
A security analyst asks the agent to find all failed login attempts from a specific IP address in the last hour using list_logs.

### Rapid User Provisioning
A support lead tells the agent to create a new account for a VIP client and set specific metadata using create_user.

### Client Configuration Check
A developer asks the agent to list all applications to see which ones are using the wrong callback URL using list_clients.

### Multi-tenant Review
A product manager asks the agent to show the branding and names of all active B2B organizations using list_organizations.

## Benefits

- Stop manual log hunting by using list_logs to instantly filter for failed login attempts and suspicious IPs.
- Speed up user onboarding by using create_user to provision new accounts via natural language instructions.
- Audit your security posture quickly with list_connections to see every active identity provider and strategy.
- Simplify multi-tenant management by using list_organizations to see all your B2B setups and branding.
- Manage permissions more accurately by using list_roles to review your RBAC configuration and permission sets.
- Reduce support tickets by using get_user_by_email to find and fix user issues in seconds without manual searching.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get a natural language interface for your entire Auth0 identity infrastructure.

1. Subscribe to the Auth0 MCP on the Vinkius catalog.
2. Provide your Auth0 domain and Management API Token in the configuration.
3. Ask your AI agent to perform tasks like auditing logs or updating user metadata.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can I use the Auth0 MCP to manage my users?**
Yes, you can create, update, and delete users via natural language. This allows you to provision new accounts or modify existing profiles without navigating the dashboard.

**Can the Auth0 MCP help with security auditing?**
Yes, it can pull logs for specific users or the entire tenant. You can quickly identify failed login attempts, blocked accounts, and suspicious activity.

**Does the Auth0 MCP support multi-tenant organizations?**
Yes, it can list all your organizations and their branding. This is perfect for managing B2B setups where you need to see different tenant details quickly.

**Can I use the Auth0 MCP to check my client applications?**
Yes, it can list all registered clients and their configurations. You can verify application types and allowed callback URLs in one go.

**Can the Auth0 MCP search for users by email?**
Yes, it can find users matching an email address even if they have multiple connections. This makes it much faster to find the right account for support tickets.

**Is the Auth0 MCP safe for security teams?**
Yes, it provides a secure way to audit activity logs and review identity connections, giving your team faster access to the data they need to keep the system safe.

**How do I get an Auth0 Management API Token?**
Go to [**Auth0 Dashboard > Applications > APIs**](https://manage.auth0.com/#/apis), find the **Auth0 Management API**, create a **Machine to Machine Application**, authorize it with the scopes you need (e.g. read:users, create:users, read:logs), and copy the generated token.

**Can I search for users by email?**
Yes! Use `get_user_by_email` for a quick lookup, or `list_users` with the `q` parameter using Lucene syntax (e.g. `email:*@example.com` to find all users from a domain). The search supports all user fields.

**Can I audit failed login attempts?**
Yes! Use `list_logs` with type filter `f` (failed login) or `fu` (failed login with invalid email) to see all failed authentication attempts. For a specific user's history, use `list_user_logs` with their user_id.

**Can I create and manage users programmatically?**
Yes! Use `create_user` with a connection name, email and optional password. Use `update_user` to modify any user property (email, name, metadata, blocked status) and `delete_user` to remove them.