The MCP Cross App Access (XAA) extension enables enterprise identity providers to manage user access to MCP servers. This process involves a three-step HTTP exchange where a client obtains an ID token from the IdP, exchanges it for an ID-JAG (a token conforming to RFC 8693), and then uses the ID-JAG to acquire an access token from the MCP server's authorization server (following RFC 7523). This mechanism centralizes access control within the IdP, allowing administrators to grant or revoke permissions across multiple MCP servers from a single console without requiring per-server user consent. AI
RANK_REASON Detailed explanation of a specific technical extension for an enterprise authorization system.
- AgentGateway
- Cross App Access
- Enterprise-Managed Authorization
- ID-JAG
- Internet Engineering Task Force
- MCP
- mcp-oauth-xaa
- RFC 7523: JSON Web Token (JWT) Profile for OAuth 2.0 Client Authentication and Authorization Grants
- RFC 8693: OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange
- themsquared
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