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Mcp Oauth Setup

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obie·vlatest·agents·MIT

Helps with MCP tools, OAuth, setup and configuration as part of orchestrating AI agents and multi-step workflows workflows.

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    $ npx skills add obie/skills --skill mcp-oauth-setup -a claude-code

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skills/mcp-oauth-setup/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill automates the setup of OAuth connections to Microsoft Cloud Platform (MCP) resources. It handles tasks like creating application registrations, configuring permissions, and generating client secrets, streamlining access for AI agents needing to interact with MCP services. The goal is secure and efficient integration without manual configuration complexities.

When to use it

  • Automating data extraction: Use this skill when your agent needs to pull data from Azure Storage or other MCP services requiring authentication.
  • Managing resources programmatically: If the agent's task involves creating, updating, or deleting MCP resources, OAuth setup is essential.
  • Integrating with Microsoft APIs: When your agent interacts with Microsoft Graph or other MCP APIs that require OAuth for authorization.
  • Securely accessing internal services: Enable secure access to internal MCP-hosted applications and data from an AI agent.

Key capabilities

  • Application Registration: Creates new application registrations in Azure Active Directory.
  • Permission Configuration: Defines and assigns necessary permissions for the registered application.
  • Client Secret Generation: Generates client secrets for authentication purposes.
  • MCP Resource Access: Facilitates secure access to Microsoft Cloud Platform resources.

Example prompts

  • "Create an OAuth app registration in Azure with name 'DataExtractor' and redirect URI 'https://example.com/callback'."
  • "Configure the DataExtractor application to read data from my Azure Storage account."
  • "Generate a client secret for the DataExtractor application with a lifetime of 90 days."

Tips & gotchas

  • Requires appropriate permissions in your Microsoft Cloud Platform (MCP) environment to create and manage application registrations.
  • Client secrets are sensitive; handle them securely and avoid hardcoding them directly into agent prompts.