The Keycloak MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that enables AI assistants and development tools to interact with Keycloak through the MCP. It exposes a comprehensive set of Keycloak administration operations including user management, realm configuration, client administration, and authentication flow management. Users authenticate with their own Keycloak-issued JWT tokens and communicate via SSE transport for HTTP-based interactions. The server is designed for production-ready deployments on OpenShift and Kubernetes, supports multi-architecture container images, and can build GraalVM native images for efficient deployment. Documentation covers getting started, authentication, OpenShift deployment, developer guides, and a full index. The project relies on Quarkus, the official Keycloak Admin Client, and the MCP Protocol to enable AI systems to perform administration tasks across users, realms, clients, roles, groups, and identity providers within Keycloak.