MCP Server Authentication Reference Collection
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Basic information
About MCP Server Authentication Reference Collection
๐ Reference MCP servers that demo how authentication works with the current Model Context Protocol spec.
MCP Server Authentication Reference Collection config
No standard config provided
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Overview
What is ๐ MCP Server Authentication Reference Collection?
A collection of reference servers that demonstrate how authentication works with the current Model Context Protocol (MCP) specification. These demos are for developers building MCP servers requiring authentication with various identity providers.
How to use ๐ MCP Server Authentication Reference Collection?
Browse the repository to find a scenario that matches your runtime environment (remote, local, or dualโpurpose) and identity provider. Each implementation is tagged and linked in the table; follow the documentation in each subdirectory
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