Auth0 MCP. Full programmatic control over identity and access.
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Auth0 MCP connects your AI agent directly to your identity infrastructure, giving you full control over user accounts and access rules.
Use it to create, update, or delete users, audit login attempts, review connected applications, and manage client configurations—all through natural conversation.
What your AI agents can do
Create user
Creates a new authenticated user account in the system.
Delete user
Permanently removes an existing user and all associated data from the tenant.
Get client
Retrieves specific details for a registered client application using its ID.
Create, find, update, or delete any user account in your tenant.
Review detailed logs for logins, failed attempts, password changes, and API activity across the entire system.
List all registered client applications or audit which identity providers (like Google or GitHub) are linked to your tenant.
View the roles defined in your system and their associated permission sets for governance checks.
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Use these tools to perform every key action required in identity management, from user creation to deep security auditing.
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Start using Auth0 on Vinkius019d8419create user
Creates a new authenticated user account in the system.
019d8419delete user
Permanently removes an existing user and all associated data from the tenant.
019d8419get client
Retrieves specific details for a registered client application using its ID.
019d8419get user
Fetches all profile details for an authenticated user via their unique ID.
019d8419get user by email
Finds a user's profile by searching the tenant using only their email address.
019d8419list clients
Lists all applications registered in the system, showing types and creation dates for auditing purposes.
019d8419list connections
Displays all configured identity providers (Google, GitHub, etc.) used by users to sign in.
019d8419list logs
Retrieves global security and activity logs for the entire Auth0 tenant, filterable by event type.
019d8419list organizations
Lists all multi-tenant organizations configured within your current tenant.
019d8419list roles
Audits the Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) configuration by listing defined roles and permission sets.
019d8419list user logs
Retrieves a specific history of activity logs for one user, useful for troubleshooting or investigations.
019d8419list users
Lists all users in the tenant, supporting advanced searches by name or email and pagination.
019d8419update user
Modifies specific profile fields for an existing user account without affecting others.
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The headache of identity audits
Right now, checking user activity or application permissions means opening the Auth0 dashboard. You're clicking through 'Logs,' then switching to 'Applications,' and maybe running a separate report for 'Roles.' It’s tedious, slow work that involves copy-pasting IDs from one screen into another.
With this MCP connected via Vinkius, your agent handles it all. Tell it: 'Find me every user who failed to log in last week and list the applications they accessed.' Your agent executes multiple API calls—like checking `list_logs` and cross-referencing with `list_clients`—and delivers a single, actionable summary.
The Auth0 MCP gives you command control
You don't have to manually verify user details by looking up IDs and then checking their associated connections. The agent combines the data from `get_user` with a review of `list_connections`, giving you one unified view of who they are and how they signed in.
The difference is that your AI client doesn't just show you the data; it acts on it. You get full control over user profiles, role assignments, and application status, all from the chat window.
What you can do with this MCP connector
Managing an identity provider usually means clicking through a dozen tabs across multiple dashboards. You're checking logs here, updating roles there, and trying to find out which connection was added by the last intern over in that window. This MCP changes that.
It lets your AI agent act like a dedicated identity ops engineer. Need to see who logged in using Google last night? Just ask. Want to create a new user account and assign them specific permissions? Your agent handles the API calls instantly. You can list all active client applications, check connection settings (like GitHub or SAML), or review granular audit logs for any single user.
The Vinkius Marketplace makes this possible by giving your AI client direct access to these functions. It means you stop wrestling with browser interfaces and start controlling the core identity layer using simple conversation.
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How Auth0 MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to this MCP, providing your Auth0 domain and a Management API Token.
- 2 Connect it from your preferred AI client (Claude, Cursor, etc.) within the Vinkius ecosystem.
- 3 Your agent uses natural language prompts to execute complex identity operations directly against your tenant.
The bottom line is you get programmatic control over user and application data without leaving your chat interface.
Who Is Auth0 MCP For?
This MCP targets Security Operations staff and DevOps Engineers who are tired of manual, multi-step dashboard audits. If your job involves auditing permissions or responding to a high-priority access issue at 2 AM, you need this.
Programmatically manage users, audit client applications, and review identity connections without writing boilerplate API scripts.
Quickly pull comprehensive user activity logs or check failed login attempts to investigate potential breaches and enforce policy.
Monitor user growth, check organization membership status, and review application registrations to track feature adoption.
What Changes When You Connect
- Audit logs instantly. Instead of filtering through pages of raw log data, your agent pulls specific details—like failed logins or API operations—using the
list_logstool for immediate triage. - Manage users without jumping between screens. Use tools like
get_user_by_emailto find a profile and thenupdate_userto change their status or metadata in one conversational step. - Simplify application oversight. You can use
list_clientsto audit every registered web app, ensuring no shadow IT applications were deployed without proper governance. - Maintain compliance visibility. The ability to view roles via
list_roleslets you check the entire RBAC structure instantly, which is key for quarterly security audits. - Efficiently handle user lifecycle events. You can use
create_userordelete_userprogrammatically, ensuring that user provisioning and de-provisioning follow strict, automated workflows.
Real-World Use Cases
Investigating a Security Incident
A security analyst gets an alert about suspicious activity. Instead of manually checking the dashboard, they ask their agent to use list_user_logs for the affected user and cross-reference that with list_connections to see if any unusual identity providers were used.
Onboarding a New Department
A product manager needs 20 new team members onboarded. They use their agent to run bulk commands, calling create_user repeatedly and then using update_user to assign them the 'Editor' role across all necessary accounts.
Auditing Application Scope Creep
DevOps needs to know which client apps are still running. They use list_clients to get a full inventory, then check each entry using get_client to confirm its current type and allowed callback URLs.
Resolving Access Issues
A user reports they can't log in. The agent first uses get_user_by_email to check the account status, then runs a specific query on list_users to see if the account was blocked or if their identity provider needs re-linking.
The Tradeoffs
Calling list tools sequentially
Trying to figure out user details by running list_users, then manually searching for the ID, and finally calling get_user with that result. This takes five clicks.
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Just ask your agent to find the profile using get_user_by_email. It handles the search and retrieval in one step.
Ignoring connection types
Assuming a user is linked via standard credentials when they might be using SAML or OIDC, leading to an inaccurate audit trail.
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Always start by running list_connections first. This confirms exactly which identity providers are available before you try to diagnose any access issues.
Updating data manually
Finding a user's profile and then having to navigate into the settings page just to flip the 'blocked' switch.
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Use update_user directly. You pass the user ID and the new status flag in one command, no UI clicks required.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
You should use this MCP if your job involves repeated tasks of checking permissions, auditing logs, or managing user accounts across an identity provider. It's perfect for Security Analysts and DevOps Engineers who need to move fast against specific data points.
Don't use it if you just need a simple list of names without context (use list_users with filters). More importantly, don't use this MCP if your goal is simply writing code that uses Auth0; instead, use the direct SDK. This MCP is for operational control—for running commands and auditing state from within your AI client.
Common Questions About Auth0 MCP
How do I get an Auth0 Management API Token? +
Go to Auth0 Dashboard > Applications > 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.
How do I use the `list_clients` tool to audit which applications are connected? +
The list_clients tool gives you a complete inventory of every client application registered in your tenant. You'll get details like their type (SPA, M2M), client ID, and creation date so you can quickly vet who has authentication access.
What identity information does the `list_connections` tool provide? +
The list_connections tool shows every identity provider configured for your platform. It details the connection's strategy, lists which clients are linked to it, and gives you a clear view of all possible single sign-on options.
Can I check my Role-Based Access Control settings using the `list_roles` tool? +
Yes. The list_roles tool lists every defined RBAC role and its associated permission sets. This lets security teams audit exactly what permissions are granted to which user group or department.
How do I run a broad query for users using the `list_users` tool? +
You can use the list_users tool and include Lucene syntax in the query parameter. This lets you find groups of users based on complex criteria, like finding all accounts belonging to a specific department or those who haven't logged in recently.
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