MCP Server Part 10: OAuth discovery#3767
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Summary
Support OAuth so MCP clients can discover how to authenticate against an authorization server when connecting to the Dash MCP endpoint. Implements the discovery half of the MCP Authorization spec.
mcp_authorization_serverconstructor arg (andDASH_MCP_AUTHORIZATION_SERVERenv var). When set, registers an RFC 9728 Protected Resource Metadata endpoint at/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/<mcp-path>advertising the authorization server.WWW-Authenticateheaders are the responsibility of the hosting platform (middleware, reverse proxy, etc.).