SEP-3149: Require Token Endpoint Auth Methods Supported in CIMD - #3149
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…d.md Co-authored-by: Max Gerber <89937743+max-stytch@users.noreply.github.com>
SEP-3149: clarify auth method resolution
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Motivation and Context
This SEP makes the
token_endpoint_auth_methods_supportedmetadata parametera required property of MCP Client ID Metadata Documents (CIMD), and creates a
deprecation path for the singular
token_endpoint_auth_methodparameter,mirroring the guidance in OpenID Connect RP Metadata Choices 1.0.
This enables a CIMD document to be published once and consumed by many
authorization servers with differing capabilities. It also deprecates the
implicit public-client default that applies when a document declares no
authentication method at all.
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