Descope Authentication
The Descope MCP service is an interface server that interacts with the Descope management API, providing search and management functions for users and audit logs.
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What is the Descope MCP Server?
The Descope MCP (Model Context Protocol) server is a tool for retrieving user information and audit logs related to your project through Descope's management API.How to Use the Descope MCP Server?
By installing and configuring the server, you can easily perform operations such as user search, creating new users, and managing user permissions.Use Cases
The Descope MCP server is suitable for enterprise - level applications that require efficient user and audit log management.Main Features
User Search
Retrieve up to 10 user records.
User Invitation
Send an invitation to a new user to join your project.
User Creation
Create a new user account in the Descope project.
Audit Log Search
Retrieve recent audit log entries.
Advantages
Supports multiple management operations, such as user search and audit log retrieval.
Easy to integrate into existing development environments.
Provides a clear command - line interface for easy operation.
Limitations
Currently only supports retrieving a limited number of logs and user records.
Requires configuration of Descope's Project ID and Management Key.
How to Use
Install the Descope MCP Server
Install the server via the Smithery CLI or by manually cloning the repository.
Configure the Server
Edit the `claude_desktop_config.json` file to add server configuration.
Start the Server
Run the server to start using MCP features.
Usage Examples
Example 1: Search for Users
Search for detailed user information through the Descope MCP server.
Example 2: Create a User
Create a new user account through the Descope MCP server.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to obtain Descope's Project ID and Management Key?
Which operating systems does the Descope MCP server support?
How to ensure server security?
Related Resources
Descope Official Documentation
Learn more about Descope's features and services.
Descope GitHub Repository
View the source code of the Descope MCP server.
Descope Support Forum
Communicate with other users and solve problems.

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