How do I get an Auth0 Management API Token?

Go to [**Auth0 Dashboard > Applications > APIs**](https://manage.auth0.com/#/apis), find the **Auth0 Management API**, create a **Machine to Machine Application**, authorize it with the scopes you need (e.g. read:users, create:users, read:logs), and copy the generated token.

Can I audit failed login attempts?

Yes! Use `list_logs` with type filter `f` (failed login) or `fu` (failed login with invalid email) to see all failed authentication attempts. For a specific user's history, use `list_user_logs` with their user_id.

Can I create and manage users programmatically?

Yes! Use `create_user` with a connection name, email and optional password. Use `update_user` to modify any user property (email, name, metadata, blocked status) and `delete_user` to remove them.

Auth0 MCP Connector for Claude

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Manage identity and access via Auth0 — list users, create accounts, audit logs, manage clients and review connections from any AI agent.

13 tools Official Updated Jun 28, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

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Connect your Auth0 tenant to any AI agent and take full control of your identity infrastructure through natural conversation.

What you can do

User Management — List, search, create, update and delete users with full profile details
Email Lookup — Find users instantly by their email address
Activity Auditing — Review user-specific logs (logins, failures, password changes) and global tenant logs
Application Audit — List all registered client applications with their types and configurations
Connection Review — Browse identity connections (Google, GitHub, SAML, OIDC, database) and their settings
Role Management — List RBAC roles and their permission sets
Organization Overview — View multi-tenant organizations configured in your tenant

How it works

Subscribe to this server
Enter your Auth0 domain and Management API Token
Start managing your identity from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client

No more wrestling with hundred browser tabs. Your AI acts as a dedicated identity operations engineer.

Who is this for?

Security Teams — quickly audit user activity logs, review failed login attempts and check blocked accounts
DevOps Engineers — manage users programmatically, audit client applications and review identity connections
Product Managers — monitor user growth, check organization membership and review application registrations

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13 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

create_user

Requires the connection (e.g. "Username-Password-Authentication" for default DB connection) and email. Optionally set a password and username. Returns the created user with their user_id. Create a new user in Auth0

delete_user

All associated data (sessions, logs, metadata) will be deleted. Provide the user_id. WARNING: this action is irreversible. Delete an Auth0 user

get_client

Provide the client_id. Get details for a specific Auth0 client (application)

get_user

Provide the user_id (e.g. "auth0|abc123" or "google-oauth2|xyz789"). Get details for a specific Auth0 user

get_user_by_email

Returns all users matching the email (there may be multiple if they signed up via different connections). Useful for finding a user when you only know their email. Find an Auth0 user by email address

list_clients

Each client shows its client_id, name, type (regular web, SPA, M2M, native), allowed callbacks and creation date. Useful for auditing which applications can authenticate users. List applications (clients) in Auth0

list_connections

Each connection shows its name, strategy (auth0, google-oauth2, github, oidc, samlp, etc.), enabled clients and options. Use this to audit which identity providers your users can sign in with. Optionally filter by strategy type. List identity connections in Auth0

list_logs

Each log entry includes the event type (e.g. "s" = success login, "f" = failed login, "du" = user deleted, "sapi" = API operation, "limit_wc" = rate limit), date, IP, user agent and details. Optionally filter by event type and paginate. List security and activity logs for your Auth0 tenant

list_organizations

Organizations allow you to model B2B multi-tenancy. Each organization shows its ID, name, display name, branding and creation date. List organizations in Auth0

list_roles

Roles define permission sets that can be assigned to users. Each role shows its name, description, ID and creation date. Useful for auditing your RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) configuration. List roles in Auth0

list_user_logs

Each log entry includes the event type, date, IP address, user agent and details. Useful for security auditing and troubleshooting user issues. List activity logs for a specific Auth0 user

list_users

Each user shows their user_id, email, name, last login, identities (connection provider), blocked status and metadata. Optionally search with a query string (q parameter) using Lucene syntax (e.g. "email:*@example.com" or "name:John"). Supports pagination with page and per_page. List users in your Auth0 tenant

update_user

Provide the user_id and a JSON object with fields to change (e.g. {"email":"new@email.com","email_verified":true,"blocked":false,"user_metadata":{"theme":"dark"}}). Only provided fields will be updated. Update an Auth0 user

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