- WorkOS launches a remote MCP server that lets AI agents manage WorkOS accounts via OAuth, inheriting dashboard permissions.
- The server exposes hundreds of operations across WorkOS products (organizations, SSO, Directory Sync, AuthKit, etc.) but excludes credential-minting, impersonation, billing, and secret fields.
- It uses a discover-then-execute design with four tools (whoami, list_operations, query, mutate) to save context window space.
- Setup is a single command with OAuth consent; works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT, and other agents.
- Team admins can control MCP access via three toggles: enable/disable, production access, and write access.
- The MCP server complements the WorkOS CLI, working remotely without installation, suitable for Slack bots, desktop agents, and support workflows.
- Example uses: branding from screenshot, debugging sign-in, onboarding customers, auditing config, managing users, streaming audit logs.
- Available now with documentation for connection and usage.