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MCP Auth Node.js SDK

@mcp-auth

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License

MIT license

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mcp-auth

About MCP Auth Node.js SDK

🔐 Plug-and-play auth for Node.js MCP servers.

MCP Auth Node.js SDK config

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Overview

What is MCP Auth Node.js SDK?

MCP Auth Node.js SDK is a library that implements OAuth 2.1 and other required RFCs for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) specification. It lets developers connect MCP servers to a trusted OAuth provider with minimal code.

How to use MCP Auth Node.js SDK?

Install the package via npm install mcp-auth (or pnpm/yarn). Then follow the full guide in the documentation. Check the MCP-compatible providers to see which providers are supported.

Key features of MCP Auth Node.js SDK

  • Implements OAuth 2.1 and related RFCs for MCP
  • Connects to supported trusted providers in a few lines of code
  • Includes a tool for real-time provider compatibility checking
  • Published on npm with zero-dependency bundle option
  • Open source under a permissive license

Use cases of MCP Auth Node.js SDK

  • Add OAuth 2.1 authentication to an MCP server
  • Quickly prototype MCP server authorization without writing auth from scratch
  • Integrate MCP servers with existing OAuth providers
  • Validate provider compatibility against MCP requirements

Frequently asked questions

1

What does MCP Auth do vs implementing OAuth from scratch?

Instead of spending weeks implementing the MCP spec’s OAuth 2.1 requirements, MCP Auth lets you use a few lines of code to connect to a supported provider.

2

What dependencies or runtime does it require?

The SDK is installed via npm and runs on Node.js. You can use any package manager like npm, pnpm, or yarn.

3

Where does authentication data live?

— (not mentioned in README)

4

Are there known limitations or unsupported flows?

— (not mentioned in README)

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