Auth0

Auth0 Agent Skills

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

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Prerequisites

• An Auth0 account (free)
• An AI coding assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, or any Agent Skills-compatible 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. 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. Approval is required before it appears in the universal ChatGPT and Codex directory.

Any Agent (Skills CLI)

The Skills CLI works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, and 40+ other agents:

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:

npx clawhub install auth0

Or browse and install from the ClawHub web UI — 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 to report bugs or request new skills
• See contribution guidelines and code of conduct
• Security vulnerabilities: Responsible Disclosure Program