auth0 /agent-skills

Auth0 Agent Skills

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AI agent skills that help coding assistants implement Auth0 authentication correctly. Works with Claude Code (opens in a new tab), Cursor (opens in a new tab), Codex (opens in a new tab), GitHub Copilot (opens in a new tab), and 40+ other agents (opens in a new tab) that support the Agent Skills (opens in a new tab) format.

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Prerequisites

• An Auth0 account (opens in a new tab) (free)
• An AI coding assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, or any Agent Skills-compatible (opens in a new tab) tool)

Install

Claude Code

Auth0 is on the official Claude Code plugins marketplace:

/plugin install auth0@claude-plugins-official

Or type /plugin in a session, go to Discover, and search “Auth0”.

From the terminal (no session needed):

claude plugin install auth0@claude-plugins-official

Cursor

Auth0 is on the Cursor marketplace (opens in a new tab). Open the listing and click Add to install.

You can also install via Cursor Settings → Rules → Add Rule → Remote Rule (GitHub) and enter this repository URL.

npx skills add auth0/agent-skills --agent github-copilot

Codex / ChatGPT plugins

The repository includes an OpenAI-compatible skills-only plugin. Add this repository’s marketplace from .agents/plugins/marketplace.json, then install Auth0 from the Plugins UI. It tracks the published main snapshot.

For public availability, Auth0 must submit the plugin through the OpenAI plugin submission portal (opens in a new tab). Approval is required before it appears in the universal ChatGPT and Codex directory.

Any Agent (Skills CLI)

The Skills CLI (opens in a new tab) works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, and 40+ other agents (opens in a new tab):

npx skills add auth0/agent-skills

Target specific agents with --agent:

npx skills add auth0/agent-skills --agent claude-code cursor

ClawHub Marketplace

Install the Auth0 skill from ClawHub.ai (opens in a new tab):

npx clawhub install auth0

Or browse and install from the ClawHub web UI (opens in a new tab) — search for “auth0”.

What happens after install

When you ask your AI assistant something like “add Auth0 login to my app,” the assistant:

1. Loads the single auth0 skill, whose router reads your project files (package.json, requirements.txt, build.gradle, etc.)
2. Detects your framework and loads the matching reference files (e.g., the Next.js reference for a Next.js project)
3. Follows the step-by-step instructions to install the right SDK, create auth routes, configure environment variables, and wire up login/logout

You don’t pick anything manually — framework detection handles it.

Forcing the skill with /auth0

Auto-detection is reliable on capable models. If you’re on a smaller/faster model in a session with many other skills installed, the assistant can occasionally miss the trigger — most often on open-ended questions (“how do I…?”) rather than direct instructions. When that happens, invoke the skill explicitly:

/auth0 how do I configure brand colors in Auth0?

Naming the skill removes the selection step entirely, so it always activates.

Migrating from the individual skills

Earlier versions shipped one skill per SDK/framework (auth0-react, auth0-nextjs, express-oauth2-jwt-bearer, …). These are now consolidated into the single auth0 skill above, which routes to the same guidance by detecting your framework.

• Plugin / marketplace installs (Claude Code, Cursor): nothing to do — your next update swaps in the consolidated skill automatically.
• ClawHub installs: existing installs keep working; npx clawhub install auth0 gets you the consolidated skill.
• If you referenced an old skill by name — in your CLAUDE.md, another skill’s requires.skills, or any instruction file — those names (auth0-react, etc.) no longer exist and the reference will dangle. Replace them with auth0.

Coverage

A single auth0 skill covers web, mobile, desktop, and API authentication across all of the frameworks below. You install one skill; its router detects your framework and loads the matching guidance — you don’t choose a per-framework skill.

Example prompts

Add Auth0 authentication to my app

Set up Auth0 in my Next.js project with protected routes

Add multi-factor authentication with TOTP

Migrate from Firebase Auth to Auth0

Secure my Express API with Auth0 JWT validation

Feedback

• Open an issue (opens in a new tab) to report bugs or request new skills
• See contribution guidelines (opens in a new tab) and code of conduct (opens in a new tab)
• Security vulnerabilities: Responsible Disclosure Program (opens in a new tab)