What does MCP Auth handle for me?
It handles the OAuth 2.1 and related RFC requirements so you can add auth to your MCP server without studying spec documents.
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Basic information
🔐 Plug-and-play auth for MCP servers.
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MCP Auth gives developers everything needed to add production-ready authentication to an MCP server without spending weeks on OAuth 2.1 and related RFC specifications. It works with any compliant OAuth 2.1 or OpenID Connect provider and provides a provider-agnostic integration.
Integrate MCP Auth by connecting to a trusted OAuth 2.1 or OpenID Connect provider with a few lines of code. Choose from a verified provider list or use the included tool to check if a provider is compliant.
It handles the OAuth 2.1 and related RFC requirements so you can add auth to your MCP server without studying spec documents.
MCP Auth is provider-agnostic and works with any compliant OAuth 2.1 or OpenID Connect provider. You can use a verified list or test your own provider with a compliance tool.
Yes. MCP Auth follows the MCP spec and best practices, enabling you to launch with confidence.
Use the tool provided with MCP Auth to verify whether your OAuth 2.1 or OpenID Connect provider meets the requirements.
The README does not specify any required runtime dependencies beyond a compliant OAuth 2.1 / OpenID Connect provider.

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