How does the MCP server help with configuration?

The Better Auth MCP server provides interactive, guided configuration that analyzes your requirements to generate valid, production-ready auth code.

Better Auth is a modern, framework-agnostic authentication library designed to simplify the implementation of complex flows like OIDC and OAuth 2.1.

Can I use this with Next.js?

Absolutely. This skill includes specific quick-start guides and code patterns optimized for Next.js SSO client integration.

Does it handle token verification?

Yes, it includes patterns for JWKS (JSON Web Key Set) verification to ensure access tokens are valid and issued by your auth server.

Does this skill support PKCE?

Yes, it provides specific utilities and implementation patterns for Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) to secure public clients.

Better Auth Configuration

Name: Better Auth Configuration
Author: AbdullahMalik17

byAbdullahMalik17

Security & Testing

Implements secure OAuth 2.1 and OIDC authentication flows using the Better Auth framework with MCP-guided assistance.

About

This skill streamlines the implementation of centralized authentication by providing specialized guidance for the Better Auth ecosystem. It allows developers to quickly set up robust Single Sign-On (SSO) providers or integrate SSO clients into Next.js applications using modern security standards like PKCE and OIDC. By utilizing a dedicated MCP server, the skill automates complex configuration tasks, generates secure token exchange logic, and ensures best practices for JWKS verification and cookie-based session management, significantly reducing the surface area for authentication errors.

Key Features

Guided MCP setup for Better Auth servers and clients
Automated JWKS verification and token refresh patterns
OAuth 2.1 and OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocol implementation
Secure PKCE flow utilities for public client authentication
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Drizzle ORM integration for persistent session management

Use Cases

Building a centralized Single Sign-On (SSO) server for multiple applications
Configuring secure, httpOnly cookie-based token storage for web apps
Integrating OIDC authentication into a Next.js frontend with PKCE

About

Key Features

Guided MCP setup for Better Auth servers and clients
Automated JWKS verification and token refresh patterns
OAuth 2.1 and OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocol implementation
Secure PKCE flow utilities for public client authentication
0 GitHub stars
Drizzle ORM integration for persistent session management

Use Cases

Building a centralized Single Sign-On (SSO) server for multiple applications
Configuring secure, httpOnly cookie-based token storage for web apps
Integrating OIDC authentication into a Next.js frontend with PKCE