Clerk Platform MCP Server

Clerk Platform MCP Server

Enables LLMs to manage Clerk applications, domains, application transfers, instance users, JWT templates, and instance configuration via the Clerk Platform API.

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Clerk Platform MCP Server

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for interacting with the Clerk Platform API. This server enables LLMs to manage Clerk applications, domains, and application transfers.

Note: The Clerk Platform API is currently in private beta. Request access here.

Features

Application Management

  • clerk_list_applications - List all applications in your workspace
  • clerk_get_application - Get details of a specific application
  • clerk_create_application - Create a new application
  • clerk_update_application - Update an application's name
  • clerk_delete_application - Delete an application (destructive)
  • clerk_upload_application_logo / clerk_delete_application_logo - Manage application logo
  • clerk_upload_application_favicon / clerk_delete_application_favicon - Manage application favicon

Domain Management

  • clerk_list_application_domains - List domains for an application
  • clerk_create_application_domain - Create a provider domain
  • clerk_get_application_domain - Get domain configuration
  • clerk_delete_application_domain - Delete a provider domain
  • clerk_get_application_domain_status - Check domain verification status
  • clerk_update_application_domain - Set/update production domain
  • clerk_trigger_dns_check - Trigger DNS verification

Application Transfers

  • clerk_list_application_transfers - List transfer requests
  • clerk_create_application_transfer - Initiate an application transfer
  • clerk_get_application_transfer - Get transfer details
  • clerk_cancel_application_transfer - Cancel a pending transfer

Instance Users

  • clerk_list_instance_users - List users in an instance
  • clerk_ban_instance_user - Ban a user in an instance
  • clerk_unban_instance_user - Unban a user in an instance

JWT Templates

  • clerk_list_jwt_templates - List JWT templates
  • clerk_create_jwt_template - Create a JWT template
  • clerk_get_jwt_template - Get a JWT template
  • clerk_update_jwt_template - Update a JWT template
  • clerk_delete_jwt_template - Delete a JWT template

Instance Config

  • clerk_get_config_schema - Get config schema
  • clerk_get_config - Get config values
  • clerk_patch_config - Patch config values

Installation

# Install dependencies
bun install

# Build the server
bun run build

Authentication

The server supports two authentication methods:

HTTP Transport (Recommended)

Pass your API key as a Bearer token in the Authorization header:

curl -X POST http://localhost:3000/mcp \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer your_platform_api_token" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/list","id":1}'

stdio Transport

Set the CLERK_PLATFORM_API_KEY environment variable:

export CLERK_PLATFORM_API_KEY=your_platform_api_token

Usage

HTTP Mode (Remote/Multi-client)

# Start server on default port 3000
bun run start:http

# Start server on custom port
bun run dist/index.js --http --port 8080

stdio Mode (Local Integrations)

# With environment variable
CLERK_PLATFORM_API_KEY=your_token bun run start

# Or just start (will prompt for auth on first tool use)
bun run start

Development Mode

# HTTP with auto-reload
bun run dev:http

# stdio with auto-reload
bun run dev

With Cursor/Claude Desktop

For HTTP transport (recommended for remote access):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "clerk-platform": {
      "url": "http://localhost:3000/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer your_platform_api_token"
      }
    }
  }
}

For stdio transport (local):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "clerk-platform": {
      "command": "bun",
      "args": ["run", "/path/to/clerk-platform-mcp-server/dist/index.js"],
      "env": {
        "CLERK_PLATFORM_API_KEY": "your_platform_api_token"
      }
    }
  }
}

Command Line Options

Usage:
  clerk-platform-mcp-server [options]

Options:
  --http         Use HTTP transport (default: stdio)
  --port <port>  Port for HTTP server (default: 3000)
  --help, -h     Show help message

Example Workflows

Creating a New Application

1. Use clerk_create_application with name="My App" and template="b2b-saas"
2. The response includes application_id and instance details with keys

Setting Up a Custom Domain

1. Use clerk_update_application_domain to set domain name
2. Configure CNAME records from the response
3. Use clerk_trigger_dns_check to verify configuration
4. Use clerk_get_application_domain_status to monitor progress

Transferring an Application

1. Use clerk_create_application_transfer to initiate transfer
2. Share the transfer code with the recipient workspace
3. Recipient claims the transfer using the code
4. Use clerk_get_application_transfer to check status

API Reference

This server implements the Clerk Platform API endpoints:

  • GET /platform/applications - List applications
  • POST /platform/applications - Create application
  • GET /platform/applications/{id} - Get application
  • PATCH /platform/applications/{id} - Update application
  • DELETE /platform/applications/{id} - Delete application
  • POST /platform/applications/{id}/logo - Upload application logo
  • DELETE /platform/applications/{id}/logo - Delete application logo
  • POST /platform/applications/{id}/favicon - Upload application favicon
  • DELETE /platform/applications/{id}/favicon - Delete application favicon
  • GET /platform/applications/{id}/domains - List application domains
  • POST /platform/applications/{id}/domains - Create application domain
  • GET /platform/applications/{id}/domains/{domain} - Get domain
  • DELETE /platform/applications/{id}/domains/{domain} - Delete domain
  • GET /platform/applications/{id}/domains/{domain}/status - Get domain status
  • PATCH /platform/applications/{id}/domain - Update domain
  • POST /platform/applications/{id}/domains/{domain}/dns_check - Trigger DNS check
  • GET /platform/application_transfers - List transfers
  • POST /platform/applications/{id}/transfers - Create transfer
  • GET /platform/applications/{id}/transfers/{transferId} - Get transfer
  • DELETE /platform/applications/{id}/transfers/{transferId} - Cancel transfer
  • GET /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/users - List instance users
  • POST /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/users/{userId}/ban - Ban user
  • POST /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/users/{userId}/unban - Unban user
  • GET /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/jwt_templates - List JWT templates
  • POST /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/jwt_templates - Create JWT template
  • GET /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/jwt_templates/{templateId} - Get JWT template
  • PATCH /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/jwt_templates/{templateId} - Update JWT template
  • DELETE /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/jwt_templates/{templateId} - Delete JWT template
  • GET /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/config/schema - Get config schema
  • GET /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/config - Get config
  • PATCH /platform/applications/{id}/instances/{envOrInsID}/config - Patch config

License

MIT

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