Keycloak MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server for administering Keycloak, the open-source identity and access management system. It is written in TypeScript, published on npm as keycloak-model-context-protocol, and can be run directly with npx, installed globally, built from source for development, or installed into Claude Desktop automatically through Smithery. The server exposes four tools that map onto common realm and user administration chores. list-realms returns all realms available on the connected Keycloak instance. list-users takes a realm name and returns the users inside it. create-user takes a realm plus a username, email, first name and last name and creates the account. delete-user takes a realm and a user identifier and removes that account. Connection details come from three environment variables set in the client configuration entry: KEYCLOAK_URL for the base address of the instance, and KEYCLOAK_ADMIN with KEYCLOAK_ADMIN_PASSWORD for the administrator credentials the server authenticates with. The README shows both the recommended npm-based mcpServers block, where the command is npx, and a local development variant that runs the built dist/index.js with node. Development uses npm run watch for rebuilds, and the server can be exercised interactively with the official MCP Inspector by pointing it at the npx invocation. Releases are automated: publishing a GitHub release triggers a GitHub Actions workflow that pushes the package to npm using an NPM_TOKEN repository secret. Prerequisites are Node.js 18 or newer and a reachable Keycloak instance. Because the server acts with full administrator credentials and includes a destructive delete-user tool, it is aimed at platform and identity engineers working against development or staging realms who want to inspect and adjust accounts conversationally rather than through the Keycloak admin console or its REST API.
https://github.com/ChristophEnglisch/keycloak-model-context-protocol
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