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OAuth support added to MCP Adapter

MCP just went enterprise-ready. OAuth support in v1.0.0 means AI agents can now authenticate securely against production systems.

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Why it matters

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is becoming the standard for AI agent integrations with external systems. Native OAuth support removes a critical security blocker for enterprise deployments, making it viable for companies to wire agents into their internal tools and APIs at scale.

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11 to know
  1. MCP Adapter v1.0.0 released with official OAuth Authorization spec support

  2. New withMcpAuth wrapper for route-level security

  3. protectedResourceHandler for resource server metadata exposure

  4. One-click deployable examples with Better Auth, Clerk, Descope, Stytch, WorkOS

  5. Published July 15, 2025 on Vercel changelog

  6. Next.js MCP template available for cloning

  7. Helper functions for OAuth-compliant authorization flows included

  8. withMcpAuth wrapper for securing routes

  9. One-click deployable examples with auth partners: Better Auth, Clerk, Descope, Stytch, WorkOS

  10. protectedResourceHandler for exposing resource server metadata

  11. Published July 15, 2025 via Vercel

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Publisher excerpt: Secure your MCP servers with OAuth using version of the , which now includes official support for the . This release introduces:1.0.0MCP AdapterMCP Authorization spec Here’s an example of how to integrate auth in your MCP server: Additionally, use the to expose resource server metadata for…
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