Auth0 MCP. Audit, manage, and secure your Auth0 tenant via chat.
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Auth0 MCP Server lets your AI agent act as a master Identity and Access Management (IAM) operator for your Auth0 tenant.
You can query user profiles, delete user data for compliance, inspect client applications, audit connections, and retrieve system logs—all through natural conversation.
Forget clicking through complex dashboards; get immediate answers and execute critical security operations directly via your preferred AI client.
What your AI agents can do
Delete user
Permanently deletes a user profile, including all bound external identity links and local credentials.
Get client
Retrieves detailed OIDC properties for a specific Client, showing allowed origins and token lifetimes.
Get connection
Views details and strategies for a single authentication connection, including password validation rules.
Retrieve the unified JSON profile for a specific Auth0 user, including metadata and all linked external identities.
Permanently delete a user profile, vaporizing all bound external identity links and local credentials for compliance.
Get detailed OIDC properties for a single Client, showing allowed origins, token lifetimes, and security configurations.
Get a chronological stream of all executed Auth0 tenant logs, including failed logins and rate limits.
List every user registered in the Auth0 tenant, including core attributes and creation timestamps.
List all Identity Provider (IdP) connections, whether they are internal databases or external social wrappers.
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Auth0 MCP Server: 10 Tools for Identity & Access Management
These tools let your AI agent run deep security and user management queries against your Auth0 tenant, giving you full visibility into your identity layer.
019d7555delete user
Permanently deletes a user profile, including all bound external identity links and local credentials.
019d7555get client
Retrieves detailed OIDC properties for a specific Client, showing allowed origins and token lifetimes.
019d7555get connection
Views details and strategies for a single authentication connection, including password validation rules.
019d7555get user
Retrieves the unified JSON profile for a specific Auth0 user, including metadata and all linked identities.
019d7555list actions
Lists serverless Javascript logic that alters authorization flows, blocks logins, or pushes data to external CRMs.
019d7555list clients
Lists all logical applications/clients that span the entire Auth0 tenant.
019d7555list connections
Lists all Identity Provider (IdP) connections, such as Google, Facebook, or internal LDAP/AD.
019d7555list logs
Retrieves a chronological stream of all executed Auth0 tenant logs, covering logins, failures, and admin changes.
019d7555list roles
Lists the Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) roles defined within the Auth0 Core Engine.
019d7555list users
Lists all users registered in the Auth0 tenant, including core attributes and custom metadata.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Yo, this Auth0 MCP Server lets your AI agent act like a master Identity and Access Management (IAM) operator for your Auth0 tenant. You'll query user profiles, delete user data for compliance, inspect client applications, audit connections, and pull system logs—all through natural talk. You don't gotta click through some massive dashboard; your agent gives you the answers and runs critical security ops straight up through your preferred AI client.
Audit User Profiles
Your agent pulls the unified JSON profile for any specific Auth0 user, giving you metadata and all the external identities linked to that account. You can pull a list of all users registered in your tenant, getting core attributes and creation timestamps for every single one. You can also use the delete_user tool to permanently vaporize a user profile, taking out all bound external identity links and local credentials for compliance.
Inspect Client Applications and Connections
Your agent can get detailed OIDC properties for a single Client, showing you allowed origins, token lifetimes, and all the security setup. You can list every logical application, or client, that runs across the whole Auth0 tenant using list_clients. It also lists every Identity Provider (IdP) connection—whether that's an internal database or some external social wrapper—with list_connections.
You'll also see all the Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) roles defined in the Auth0 Core Engine by calling list_roles.
System Logs and Audit Trails
Need to know what went down? Your agent gets a chronological stream of all executed Auth0 tenant logs using list_logs, covering everything from failed logins and rate limits to admin changes. You can also list all serverless Javascript logic using list_actions, which tells you what alters authorization flows, blocks logins, or pushes data to external CRMs.
For the connections, your agent can view details and strategies for a single authentication connection, including password validation rules, via get_connection.
Manage Users and Auditing
Beyond viewing profiles, your agent can list all users registered in the Auth0 tenant, giving you core attributes and creation timestamps. If you need to delete a user, you can use delete_user to permanently vaporize a profile, taking out all bound external identity links and local credentials for compliance.
You can also list every user registered in the Auth0 tenant, giving you core attributes and creation timestamps using list_users.
This whole setup lets your AI agent handle complex user ops and global security queries directly through conversation, bypassing the need to navigate the verbose Auth0 dashboard. You just talk to it, and it does the heavy lifting.
How Auth0 MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the Auth0 MCP Server and provide your Auth0 Domain and Management API Token.
- 2 Instruct your AI client to perform a specific audit or operation (e.g., 'Show me all users who signed up last week').
- 3 Your agent calls the necessary tool, processes the data, and returns the result in a natural, conversational format.
The bottom line is you talk to Auth0 through your AI client, and it executes the necessary security checks and data retrieval for you.
Who Is Auth0 MCP For?
This is for the Security Engineer who spends hours manually digging through Auth0 dashboards just to find a single IP address or user metadata. It’s for the Compliance Officer who needs immediate proof of PII deletion. Stop copying, pasting, and cross-referencing tables—let your AI agent handle the deep system queries.
Quickly query detailed tenant logs or blocked login IPs purely from chat, eliminating the need to manually search through logs and tables.
Guarantee swift PII user deletions using the delete_user tool and review global connection mappings in a conversational format.
Inspect User ID schemas, check OAuth app boundaries (get_client), and verify metadata mappings instantly during development cycles.
What Changes When You Connect
- Real-time Audit: Stop guessing what happened. Use
list_logsto pull a complete, chronological record of all tenant actions, instantly identifying blocked logins or rate limit breaches. - Compliance Speed: Need to erase a user? The
delete_usertool handles complete PII removal, vaporizing all external links and credentials in a single, verifiable command. - Deep Profile Inspection: Don't rely on surface data.
get_userpulls the full JSON profile, showing every linked identity and editableapp_metadatafor deep investigations. - Configuration Clarity: Audit your security posture by running
get_clientto see the exact OIDC properties for any application, confirming allowed origins and token lifetimes. - System Visibility: Use
list_connectionsto get a clear inventory of every identity source—from Google OAuth to internal AD/LDAP—in one place. - Authorization Control: Understand how your app is secured by running
list_rolesto review the RBAC roles attached to your backend services.
Real-World Use Cases
Investigating a Suspicious Login Spike
A user reports unauthorized logins. Instead of manually filtering through millions of log entries, the agent runs list_logs. The output immediately pinpoints a surge of failed JWT validations and blocked IPs, showing the security team exactly when the brute-force attempt started.
Onboarding a New Social Login
A developer needs to add a new social identity provider. They use list_connections to see what's already active, then use get_connection to audit the parameters of the new Google OAuth setup, ensuring proper password validation and metadata are configured before deployment.
Handling a Data Deletion Request
A compliance officer receives a 'right to be forgotten' request. They run get_user first to capture the full profile, then use the delete_user tool. The agent confirms that all external links and credentials are purged, providing auditable proof.
Debugging an OAuth Callback Error
An app developer gets an error about an invalid redirect URI. They run get_client on the affected application. The agent reads the OIDC properties, highlighting the specific allowed web origins, allowing the developer to correct the configuration immediately.
The Tradeoffs
Searching for a User ID
Trying to find a user's full identity details by only checking the basic user list in the dashboard.
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To get the complete, unified profile, use the get_user tool. This retrieves the full JSON structure, including all app_metadata and linked identities, which the basic list view ignores.
Checking Connection Status
Assuming a connection (like AD/LDAP) is active just because it shows up in a dropdown menu.
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Always run get_connection to verify the specific parameters, such as mandatory metadata attributes or specialized auto-routing triggers, to confirm the connection is configured for production use.
Debugging Authorization Flow
Manually reviewing the API documentation to understand where a user's permissions come from.
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Use list_roles to see exactly which RBAC roles are defined within the Auth0 Core Engine, and verify if those roles are correctly attached to the emitted JWTs.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your primary pain point is auditing or modifying the core security configuration of a production Auth0 environment. You need to run complex queries that combine user data, system logs, and application settings into one conversational stream. You must have API access and management tokens ready.
Don't use this if you only need to view a simple list of usernames. For that, list_users works. But if you need to know why a user failed to log in, you need list_logs. If you need to delete a user for compliance, you must use delete_user. This tool is for deep, technical security work, not basic data viewing.
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The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This server provides 10 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Auditing Auth0 logs is a nightmare of filters and tabs.
Right now, finding out why a user's login failed requires navigating the dashboard's log section. You have to select date ranges, filter by status code, and then manually scan for the specific error message or IP range. It's a tedious process of clicking through multiple tabs just to piece together a timeline.
With the Auth0 MCP Server, you simply ask your agent to 'Show me all failed login attempts from AWS last night.' You get the full, filtered, and actionable timeline instantly. The agent does the filtering and reporting for you.
Auth0 MCP Server: Manage users, clients & connections
Before this server, running a compliance audit meant opening the user dashboard, then navigating to the application settings, and finally checking the connection status pages. It was a multi-step, copy-paste nightmare, forcing you to switch context between three different parts of the platform.
Now, your agent handles it all. You can ask, 'List all users and check if they have the premium metadata.' It cross-references the user data, the client configurations, and the metadata mappings in a single, coherent response.
Common Questions About Auth0 MCP
How do I use the Auth0 MCP Server to check logs? +
Run the list_logs tool. This retrieves a chronological stream of all executed Auth0 tenant logs, showing successes, failures, and administrative changes in one place.
Can I delete a user with Auth0 MCP Server? +
Yes, use the delete_user tool. It permanently deletes the user profile and vaporizes all bound external identity links, satisfying compliance requirements.
What is the difference between `list_users` and `get_user` using Auth0 MCP Server? +
The list_users tool gives a summary list of all users. The get_user tool pulls the full, detailed JSON profile for one specific user, including sensitive app_metadata and every linked identity.
How do I audit my application settings with Auth0 MCP Server? +
Use get_client to get the detailed OIDC properties for a specific Client. This confirms things like allowed web origins and token lifetimes.
Does Auth0 MCP Server handle connections to internal networks? +
Yes. The list_connections tool lists all Identity Provider connections, including those backed by internal AD/LDAP infrastructure.
How do I use `list_connections` to check which Identity Providers are linked to my tenant? +
It lists every Identity Provider (IdP) connection attached to your tenant. This shows if you've set up Google, Facebook, or internal AD/LDAP connections, helping you audit your entire authentication surface.
What is the difference between `get_client` and `list_clients` using the Auth0 MCP Server? +
Use list_clients to see all logical applications (SPAs, M2M APIs) defined in your tenant. get_client lets you drill down into the specific OIDC properties and allowed web origins for just one selected client.
How do I check for security issues using `list_logs` and `list_actions`? +
You review system logs for failed logins or rate limits. Then, you use list_actions to see if custom serverless logic is running, helping you track down anomalous activity or required security patches.
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.
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