WorkOS Management MCP Server

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WorkOS handles the enterprise authentication plumbing a lot of B2B apps rely on — SSO connections, directory sync, user management, and the audit logs that go with it. Managing that by hand means jumping into the WorkOS dashboard for every SSO connection you add or every audit log you need to check. Connected to Neotask, the agent can manage those resources directly — set up a connection, check on directory sync status, review authorization or audit logs — from a plain-language request against your WorkOS account.

• Manages WorkOS SSO connections directly for your application
• Handles directory sync and user management from the same connection
• Pulls authorization and audit logs without opening the WorkOS dashboard

What you can automate

WorkOS Management MCP Server

Manage WorkOS enterprise authentication resources including SSO connections, directory sync, user management, authorization, and audit logs for an application.

Real workflows

Set up an SSO connection for a new enterprise customer

Tell the agent which customer needs SSO and what identity provider they use. It sets up the connection directly in WorkOS rather than you configuring it manually in the dashboard.

Check audit logs after a suspicious login

Ask the agent to pull recent audit log entries for a specific user or connection. It retrieves them directly from WorkOS so you can review what happened without navigating the dashboard yourself.

Frequently asked questions

Can this connection manage directory sync, or just SSO?

Both — directory sync and user management are covered alongside SSO connections and audit logs.

Does this replace the WorkOS dashboard entirely?

It lets you manage the same resources through chat; the dashboard is still there if you prefer to work in it directly.