MCP Auth Python SDK
by mcp-auth
The MCP Auth Python SDK simplifies connecting to trusted providers for authentication, handling OAuth 2.1 and other RFCs required by the MCP spec. It allows developers to integrate authentication with just a few lines of code, saving significant development time.
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What is MCP Auth Python SDK?
The MCP Auth Python SDK is a library that helps Python developers easily integrate with MCP-compatible authentication providers. It abstracts away the complexities of implementing OAuth 2.1 and other related RFCs, allowing developers to focus on their application logic.
How to use MCP Auth Python SDK?
To use the SDK, first install it using pip install mcpauth. Then, refer to the documentation at https://mcp-auth.dev/docs/get-started for detailed instructions and examples on how to connect to supported providers.
Key features of MCP Auth Python SDK
Simplified OAuth 2.1 implementation
Support for MCP-compatible providers
Easy installation via pip
Comprehensive documentation
Real-time provider compatibility checking
Use cases of MCP Auth Python SDK
Adding authentication to Python web applications
Securing APIs with MCP-compatible providers
Integrating with services that require MCP authentication
Rapid prototyping of applications requiring authentication
Simplifying authentication workflows in Python projects
FAQ from MCP Auth Python SDK
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It requires OAuth 2.1 and other RFCs for authentication.
Which providers are supported?
Which providers are supported?
Check the MCP-compatible providers list for a list of supported providers.
How do I install the SDK?
How do I install the SDK?
Use pip install mcpauth to install the SDK.
Where can I find the documentation?
Where can I find the documentation?
The documentation is available at https://mcp-auth.dev/docs/get-started.
Where can I ask questions or provide feedback?
Where can I ask questions or provide feedback?
Join the MCP Auth org discussion on GitHub.