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Using ZeroAuth as the identity provider for an MCP server
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I’m evaluating ZeroAuth for a local MCP server used through OpenAI’s Secure MCP Tunnel. The server currently validates access tokens using RS256 and JWKS, and checks the issuer, audience, scopes (tasks:submit, tasks:read, tasks:cancel) and a custom project_ids claim.
Could ZeroAuth support this setup? In particular:
Does it issue access tokens signed with RS256, and expose a stable JWKS endpoint with key rotation?
Can an application/API define a custom audience, scopes and namespaced claims such as project_ids?
Can you share a sample access-token payload and the issuer/audience configuration for a third-party resource server?
Is there public pricing for this OAuth/OIDC use case, including a self-hosted option?
I’m happy to test an integration and report compatibility results. I would not use real user or production credentials for initial testing.
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I’m evaluating ZeroAuth for a local MCP server used through OpenAI’s Secure MCP Tunnel. The server currently validates access tokens using RS256 and JWKS, and checks the issuer, audience, scopes (tasks:submit, tasks:read, tasks:cancel) and a custom project_ids claim.
Could ZeroAuth support this setup? In particular:
I’m happy to test an integration and report compatibility results. I would not use real user or production credentials for initial testing.
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