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An MCP server enables natural language management of Keycloak identity and access management through AI assistants. The open-source project supports 45+ operations including user management, realm configuration, client setup, and authentication flows. Version 0.3 introduces JWT authentication, SSE transport, Kubernetes deployment support, containerization, and production-ready features like health checks and Prometheus metrics. Developers can manage Keycloak by conversing with AI assistants instead of using the admin console or CLI commands.

Keycloak MCP Server: Manage Identity with Natural Language

Built With ❤️ for the Keycloak and Java communities.

<p>Not sure if I am too old but … when you want to use Keycloak for identity and access management you should have some basic understanding how it works. E.g. asking AI assistant to create a user is nice but there is lot of other options that you should be aware of which are not visible to you when using AI abstraction. For experimenting it’s OK but for some more serious work it is no go. This is another abstraction layer that is hiding lot of important parts from you.</p>
