Generic-mcp-server NPM

Auth0 MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation for integrating Auth0 Management API with Claude Desktop.

Quick Setup

Prerequisites

Node.js v18 or higher
Git

Installation

Clone and build the Auth0 CLI with MCP support:

# Clone the Auth0 CLI with MCP support
git clone -b mcp-server https://github.com/bharath31/auth0-cli
cd auth0-cli

# Build the CLI
make build

# Login to Auth0
./out/auth0 login

Clone and build the Auth0 MCP server:

# Go back to the root directory
cd..

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/bharath31/auth0-mcp-server
cd auth0-mcp-server

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Automatically detect and configure Auth0 CLI path
npm run setup

# Build the server
npm run build

Configure Claude Desktop:
```
# From the auth0-cli directory
./out/auth0 mcp init
```
This command configures Claude Desktop to use the Auth0 MCP server. It automatically manages the server process, so you don't need to run it manually.

Supported Tools

The Auth0 MCP Server provides the following tools for Claude to interact with your Auth0 tenant:

Tool Name	Description
Applications
`auth0_list_applications`	List all applications in the Auth0 tenant
`auth0_get_application`	Get details about a specific Auth0 application
`auth0_search_applications`	Search for applications by name
`auth0_create_application`	Create a new Auth0 application
`auth0_update_application`	Update an existing Auth0 application
`auth0_delete_application`	Delete an Auth0 application
Resource Servers
`auth0_list_resource_servers`	List all resource servers (APIs) in the Auth0 tenant
`auth0_get_resource_server`	Get details about a specific Auth0 resource server
`auth0_create_resource_server`	Create a new Auth0 resource server (API)
`auth0_update_resource_server`	Update an existing Auth0 resource server
`auth0_delete_resource_server`	Delete an Auth0 resource server
Actions
`auth0_list_actions`	List all actions in the Auth0 tenant
`auth0_get_action`	Get details about a specific Auth0 action
`auth0_create_action`	Create a new Auth0 action
`auth0_update_action`	Update an existing Auth0 action
`auth0_delete_action`	Delete an Auth0 action
`auth0_deploy_action`	Deploy an Auth0 action
Logs
`auth0_list_logs`	List logs from the Auth0 tenant
`auth0_get_log`	Get a specific log entry by ID
`auth0_search_logs`	Search logs with specific criteria
Forms
`auth0_list_forms`	List all forms in the Auth0 tenant
`auth0_get_form`	Get details about a specific Auth0 form
`auth0_create_form`	Create a new Auth0 form
`auth0_update_form`	Update an existing Auth0 form
`auth0_delete_form`	Delete an Auth0 form
`auth0_publish_form`	Publish an Auth0 form

Modes of Operation

The server supports two modes when used with the Auth0 CLI:

Production Mode (Default)

Uses the global Auth0 CLI in your PATH
Minimal logging

Debug Mode

Uses a local Auth0 CLI path when available
More detailed logging
Enable by setting environment variable: export AUTH0_MCP_DEBUG=true

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with the Auth0 CLI path:

The npm run setup command automatically detects your Auth0 CLI path
You can manually set the path: export AUTH0_CLI_PATH=/path/to/auth0-cli/auth0
Run the validator to check your setup: npm run utils:validate-env

Testing

# Test the connection
npm test

# Test a specific tool call
npm run test:tools

Additional Information

For more detailed information, check the documentation in the docs directory.

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