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The core roles of OAuth 2.0 include the resource owner (user), the client, the authorization server, and the resource server.
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10/17/2026
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Building Multi-Tenant MCP Servers with OAuth: Secure Integration for Claude and ChatGPT
redditr/aiagents10/17/2026
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