OAuth 2.0 Agents Native Authorization via Structured Elicitation
draft-embesozzi-oauth-agent-native-authorization-00
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| Author | Martin Besozzi | ||
| Last updated | 2026-10-05 (Latest revision 2026-04-03) | ||
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Abstract
This document defines a Structured Elicitation extension to the OAuth 2.0 First-Party Applications (FiPA) specification [FiPA], establishing a standard metadata format for FiPA authorization challenge responses. FiPA leaves the format for advertising available authenticators and their required inputs undefined, preventing interoperable implementation by AI Agents and other non- browser clients. This extension adds an elicitations array to the FiPA Authorization Challenge Response, providing a standard metadata format for authenticator challenges. Model Context Protocol (MCP) Elicitation [MCP-Elicitation] is the normative reference binding. This specification covers the just-in-time (JIT) authorization for AI Agents executing on behalf of users in Human-to-Agent (H2A) flows.
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