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AI Agent for Keycloak MCP

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Automate User and Realm Management

Create Users in Realms.
Delete Users Instantly.
List Realms & Users.
Centralized Access Control.
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Seamless Integration & Configuration

Easy Setup.
Flexible Environments.
Secure Credentials.
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Developer Tools & Extensibility

Local Development.
Testing & Validation.

MCP INTEGRATION

Available Keycloak MCP Integration Tools

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Easily Manage Your Keycloak Users and Realms

Streamline user and realm administration in Keycloak with the Model Context Protocol server. Create, delete, and list users or realms effortlessly—integrate in minutes and boost your workflow.

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What is Keycloak Model Context Protocol Server

Capabilities

What we can do with Keycloak Model Context Protocol Server

With the Keycloak MCP Server, users and organizations can simplify and automate a wide array of Keycloak administrative tasks. The protocol unlocks streamlined workflows for managing users, roles, realms, and clients, making it an essential tool for any enterprise leveraging Keycloak for identity and access management.

User Management
Create, update, delete, and manage users across multiple Keycloak realms.
Role Administration
Assign and revoke roles, manage role hierarchies, and ensure proper access controls.
Realm Configuration
Configure and maintain multiple realms to segment and organize authentication domains.
Client Management
Register and configure OAuth/OIDC clients for applications and services.
Bulk Operations
Perform batch operations for users and roles, saving significant administrative time.
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How AI Agents Can Benefit from Keycloak Model Context Protocol Server