Demonstrates OAuth 2.1, PKCE, and protected resource access in an MCP server.
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Use mcp_auth_server to demonstrate a complete OAuth 2.1 authorization flow, including client registration, PKCE parameter generation, authorization code exchange, and access token retrieval, and explain the request and response at each step.
A complete authorization flow example showing key parameters, API call order, and explained responses.
Use mcp_auth_server to obtain an access token and call a protected resource endpoint, then demonstrate the differences in responses when the token is missing, invalid, and valid.
Shows protected endpoint access results and clearly distinguishes authorization failure and success cases.
Use mcp_auth_server to simulate a step-up authentication scenario: first access a resource with normal privileges, then trigger higher-level authentication and obtain a new token for sensitive resources.
A phased authentication example explaining when step-up authentication is triggered and how access changes after elevation.
Add OAuth 2.1 auth, middleware, and token verification to MCP servers.
Securely manage OAuth 2.0 tokens for MCP applications.
Build and test an HTTP MCP server with OAuth 2.0 authentication flow.
Add OAuth 2.1 and token verification to Python MCP servers.
Deploy a secure MCP OAuth 2.1 server with monitoring and analytics.
Authenticate users with Auth0 and call protected APIs on their behalf.