Auth0 MCP Server is the vendor-maintained server connecting Auth0's Management API to MCP clients and AI CLIs. Its tools cover tenant administration: creating and configuring applications and their settings, managing APIs and resource servers, working with connections, and deploying Actions — the code Auth0 runs at points in the authentication pipeline. Log querying is included, which makes it useful for diagnosis as well as configuration, since a failing login can be investigated and the offending setting corrected in the same session. The server runs locally rather than as a hosted service and uses interactive tenant authentication: the operator authenticates against the specific Auth0 tenant when the server starts, so access is bounded by that tenant and that operator's permissions instead of a long-lived management token sitting in a configuration file. It is TypeScript, requires Node.js 18 or newer, is published on npm as @auth0/auth0-mcp-server, and is MIT licensed with documentation on Auth0's own site. The security posture deserves attention because the Management API can change how authentication works for every user of a tenant — this is administrative access, and it should be pointed at a development tenant before a production one. The audience is developers and identity engineers administering Auth0 who want configuration and log investigation driven from natural language.
https://github.com/auth0/auth0-mcp-server
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