# Auth0 MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Auth0 MCP lets your AI agent handle identity and access management tasks directly. You can manage users, audit security logs, and check client configurations without switching between your terminal and the Auth0 dashboard. It is built for security teams and developers who need to move fast on IAM operations.

## Overview
- **Category:** fort-knox
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_MmMPdFdn9wzDl1ertVj7fALXzmsqIM3KVdD4ATA1/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** iam, authentication, user-management, sso, identity-provider, security-logs

## Description

Auth0 MCP lets you connect your tenant to an AI agent so you can manage identities without leaving your chat interface. Instead of hunting through nested menus to find a specific user or digging through logs to see why a login failed, you just ask your agent to do it. This Connector handles the heavy lifting of identity and access management, like deleting user data for privacy compliance, checking OAuth client boundaries, and listing active connections, all through natural conversation. It takes the friction out of security audits and developer workflows. You'll find it's a huge time saver when you're using the Vinkius catalog to bridge your favorite tools with your core infrastructure. Because Vinkius hosts the entire catalog, you only have to connect once from your favorite AI client to get access to this and every other tool in the library. Your AI agent eliminates the need to navigate the verbose dashboard while debugging identity flows or verifying permissions. You can check if a specific app has the right token durations or look for a blocked login IP, getting direct access to the data you need without the manual overhead of the web console. It makes the complex parts of identity management feel like a simple chat. You can quickly verify if a specific client is configured correctly or check the metadata on a high-value account. It handles the tedious parts of the job, like pulling the system-level chronology of actions or identifying tripped rate limits. This means you spend less time on manual data entry and more time actually securing your application.

## Tools

### list_connections
List all Identity Provider connections attached to Auth0. This shows configurations for social wrappers and enterprise firewalls.

### list_logs
Retrieve the chronological stream of all executed Auth0 tenant logs. This captures successful logins and failed JWT validations.

### list_roles
List RBAC roles defined intrinsically within the Auth0 Core Engine. Use this to decouple authorization scopes from authentication.

### list_users
List all users registered in the Auth0 tenant. This includes core attributes and customized app metadata mappings.

### delete_user
Permanently delete a user profile directly from Auth0. This ensures complete privacy compliance during active right-to-be-forgotten requests.

### get_client
Retrieve OIDC and configuration details for a single Auth0 application. This includes JWT lifetimes and allowed web origins.

### get_connection
View details and strategies of a single authentication connection. This includes password strength and auto-routing triggers.

### get_user
Retrieve the unified JSON profile for a specific Auth0 user. This includes sensitive identifiers and user metadata.

### list_actions
List serverless Javascript logic executing dynamically in pipelines. This helps you monitor real-time authorization flows.

### list_clients
List all logical applications and clients spanning this Auth0 tenant. This is crucial for auditing global grant types.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Show me the last 5 failed login attempts in our logs.
```

**Response:** 
```
Reviewing the last 5 failed attempts:

| Timestamp | IP Address | Reason |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 10:04 AM | 192.168.1.45 | Invalid Password |
| 10:05 AM | 192.168.1.45 | Invalid Password |
| 10:06 AM | 192.168.1.45 | Invalid Password |
| 10:07 AM | 192.168.1.45 | Brute-force Block |
| 10:08 AM | 172.16.0.12 | Expired Token |

It looks like a brute-force attempt from `192.168.1.45` triggered a block.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Does user auth0|5ecc9f1... have any custom metadata?
```

**Response:** 
```
Extracting profile for `auth0|5ecc9f1...`.

**User Metadata:**
- **Tier:** Premium
- **_internal_id:** 99283
- **last_login_region:** Toronto
- **verified_email:** true

The `app_metadata` confirms this user is on a premium subscription tier.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
List all our active social connections.
```

**Response:** 
```
I found 4 active connections in your Auth0 tenant:

*   **Google** (OAuth2)
*   **Facebook** (OAuth2)
*   **Apple** (OIDC)
*   **Enterprise AD** (LDAP Proxy)
```

## Capabilities

### Delete user profiles
Permanently remove user data to meet privacy compliance requirements.

### Audit OAuth clients
Inspect application configurations and token lifetimes.

### Inspect IdP connections
View details for social and enterprise authentication strategies.

### Fetch user metadata
Retrieve unified JSON profiles for specific accounts.

### List serverless actions
View the Javascript logic executing in your pipelines.

### Query security logs
Retrieve a chronological stream of all tenant events.

### Manage RBAC roles
List and audit authorization roles within the core engine.

## Use Cases

### Identifying a brute-force attack
A security engineer sees a spike in failed logins and asks the agent to fetch the list_logs to identify the source IP and frequency.

### Verifying user metadata
A developer needs to know if a specific user has premium status and asks the agent to get_user to check the metadata.

### Privacy compliance cleanup
A compliance officer needs to verify that a specific user's data was wiped and asks the agent to confirm the delete_user action.

### Auditing tenant applications
An admin wants to see every app connected to the tenant and asks the agent to list_clients for a security audit.

## Benefits

- Handle right-to-be-forgotten requests instantly by using delete_user to wipe data without manual intervention.
- Audit your security posture faster by pulling real-time events with list_logs to identify blocked IPs.
- Verify OAuth boundaries and JWT lifetimes without manual checks using get_client to ensure app security.
- Manage complex permissions across your app by listing and checking list_roles for RBAC.
- See all your active IdPs and social wrappers in one list using list_connections for a clear overview.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get a conversational interface for your entire Auth0 identity stack.

1. Subscribe to the Auth0 MCP through the Vinkius catalog.
2. Provide your Auth0 Domain and Management API Token.
3. Ask your AI client to perform tasks like listing users or checking logs.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can I use the Auth0 MCP to delete users for GDPR?**
Yes, this Connector allows you to delete user profiles directly. Your AI agent can handle these requests instantly to ensure you meet privacy compliance requirements.

**Does the Auth0 MCP work with my custom Actions?**
Yes, the Connector can list the serverless Javascript logic currently running in your pipelines. This helps you audit and manage your custom authorization flows.

**Can I use this to check my OAuth clients?**
Yes, you can ask your agent to retrieve the configuration details for any specific client. This includes checking token lifetimes and allowed web origins.

**Is my Auth0 data safe with this Connector?**
Yes, the Connector uses your Auth0 Management API Token. This ensures that your agent only performs the actions you've authorized within your secure tenant.

**Can I list all my RBAC roles?**
Yes, the Connector can fetch and list all RBAC roles defined within your Auth0 Core Engine. This makes it easy to audit your authorization scopes.

**How do I see my tenant logs?**
You can simply ask your agent to pull the logs. It will retrieve the chronological stream of actions, including failed logins and administrative mutations.

**Can the agent show me the exact cause of a user's failed login attempt?**
Absolutely. By asking the agent to search the tenant logs for the user's specific interactions, you receive exact JSON artifacts mapping the failure trigger—whether it was a brute-force IP rate limitation or an explicitly thrown error from a deployed Custom Action pipeline.

**Are user passwords exposed or compromised through this integration?**
Never. The Auth0 Management API strictly strips raw authentication secrets and passwords from all JSON payloads by default. The agent can only interpret profile structures (metadata, log times, associated connections), ensuring top-tier infrastructure security.

**Does it support identifying all connections tied to one user (Social + DB)?**
Yes. When retrieving a single user's profile, the agent parses the `identities` array object. This object arrays each distinct identity provider mapping—meaning you can see if the user signed in natively, merged to a Google account later, and the precise times of those connection lifecycle updates.