Okta
Identity and access management platform
Okta's developer channel has become an extended argument for Cross App Access as the way agents get authorized.
◆Recent moves
- 15d ago
Build a Flask App with Okta for Secure OIDC Login and Authorized API Calls
A standard tutorial on adding OIDC login and authorized API calls to a Flask app. Framework onboarding content with no bearing on Okta's product direction.
View source ↗ - 26d ago
Enable Your SAML Requesting App for Cross App Access
A guide to supporting Cross App Access from SAML requesting apps, covering the security and uniqueness requirements the Identity Assertion Authorization Grant did not originally address for SAML. It extends XAA's reach to federations that will not move to OIDC.
View source ↗ - 27d ago
Build a Secure C# MCP App with Cross App Access (XAA)
A walkthrough for building a C# MCP application using Cross App Access, framed around the gap that appears when an agent needs access across several resources on a user's behalf. It connects the XAA push directly to MCP-based agent tooling.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Introducing Okta Journeys: A Better Way for Developers to Learn Identity
Okta Journeys launches as a task-oriented way to navigate Okta's documentation, replacing the stitching-together of how-to guides and scattered posts. Documentation structure is not a product capability, but it is a stated response to repeated developer complaints.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
How to Build and List Secure Cross App Access (XAA) Connections on Okta Integration Network (OIN)
Instructions for building and listing Cross App Access connections on the Okta Integration Network, pitched against static API keys and unmanaged OAuth consent. Getting XAA connections into the OIN catalog is the distribution step that makes the spec useful in practice.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Enabling Cross App Access for SAML-Based Enterprise Apps
A near-duplicate of the later SAML Cross App Access guide, aimed at letting AI agents reach a SAML-federated app's API without an OIDC migration. Same material, restated for the agent-access framing.
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