MCP Server

Hi Folks, Anyone aware of an MCP Server that's been created by the community for interaction with the Kinde API? Something like https://github.com/stripe/agent-toolkit
GitHub
GitHub - stripe/agent-toolkit: Python and TypeScript library for in...
Python and TypeScript library for integrating the Stripe API into agentic workflows - stripe/agent-toolkit
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Ages - Kinde
Ages - Kinde3w ago
Hey, just to confirm — are you referring to a mock or middleware tool to simulate Kinde API behavior, similar to how agent-toolkit works for Stripe? Or were you looking for more of a starter project?
stebbins
stebbinsOP3w ago
Good question. I think the simulated API would probably be the most useful in terms of making something like Cursor really affective at interacting with Kinde, but honestly open to anything. My use-case is simply that I want a full-proof means of doing AI-based development with Kinde covering auth in my stack. I'm using Convex for my backend and they've really leaned into a being a platform that's well suite for AI dev. Would love to see Kinde to the same.
Ages - Kinde
Ages - Kinde2w ago
Hey, thanks for the thoughtful question — and great use case! At the moment, Kinde doesn’t offer an official mock server or simulator like Stripe’s agent-toolkit. All auth flows need to go through the real Kinde-hosted login and token endpoints — so there’s no built-in way to fully simulate Kinde API behavior locally or within an AI agent like Cursor. That said, here are a couple of things that might help: - Non-production environments: Every Kinde account includes a non-prod tenant you can safely use for development and testing — it behaves like a sandbox. - Machine-to-machine (M2M) tokens: You can use M2M apps to generate access tokens for backend testing or CI workflows. - Convex + Kinde starter: There’s a great Convex + Kinde starter project that wires up auth and backend nicely — worth checking out if you’re building out your AI stack with Convex. We totally get the need for something AI-friendly like Cursor — and I’ve shared this feedback with our team as a potential area for future tooling. If there’s a specific flow or integration you’re trying to simulate, I’d be happy to help figure out the cleanest workaround. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!
GitHub
GitHub - umuthopeyildirim/convex-kinde-auth: Convex database adapte...
Convex database adapter for Kinde Auth. Contribute to umuthopeyildirim/convex-kinde-auth development by creating an account on GitHub.
stebbins
stebbinsOP2w ago
Thanks so much for the thoughtful answer! Those are some good points and I'll soon find out how far I can get... I have set up a pretty detailed guide for Cursor (in the form of a cursor rule) based on the Convex + Kinde starter you mentioned, as well as the post on your blog that covers implementation. If it works well, I'll share it with the community as a Gist. Here's a great reference: https://docs.convex.dev/ai I'd love to see rules like Convex has provided here, adapted to the Kinde API. I'm not yet familiar enough with Kinde to be able to distill down what would be essential but I may also end up doing this.
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Ages - Kinde
Ages - Kinde2w ago
That sounds amazing — really appreciate you putting that together! If you do end up sharing your Cursor rule or any distilled Kinde API logic, we’d love to check it out (and potentially share it with others who are exploring similar AI-first setups). Also, if you hit any friction points while trying to guide Cursor through Kinde’s flows, feel free to drop a note — happy to dig into any specific areas you want to streamline.

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