Browser-local identity gate · Source checked August 27, 2026
Is Okta Agent SSO ready for one governed connection?
Check product access, identities, delegation, token exchange, resource enforcement, runtime, audit, revocation, and recovery without connecting to Okta or handling a credential.
Local result
Complete the evidence review
Eight gates remain. Begin with live product access, separate identities, one delegation, one resource, and one read-only scope.
A passing checklist does not certify security, compliance, token correctness, tool safety, or business approval. Validate the actual issued token and denied operations.
Continue by authorization decision
GA and tenant accessVerify product, integration, identity, policy, pilot, and GA boundaries. XAA token exchangeSeparate user sign-in, agent authentication, ID-JAG, scopes, and final token. MCP authorizationBind identity policy to server scopes, tools, arguments, runtime, and actions. Credential architectureCompare XAA with keys and consent across compatibility, scope, audit, and revocation.
Okta Agent SSO readiness questions
No. It runs locally in the browser and does not inspect a tenant, register an agent, create a scope, exchange a token, connect an MCP server, or change policy.
No. Verify the current subscription, feature state, region, supported XAA agent and resource, tenant configuration, limits, and contract.
No. It only shows that eight evidence gates were checked. Validate issued tokens and denied operations against the live resource and exact workflow.
No. It never requests or reads tokens. Use approved validation code and verify issuer, audience, signature, expiry, scopes, delegated subject, agent identity, and policy claims.
No. XAA can provide identity-governed resource access. The MCP server, runtime, and business system must still authorize the tool, arguments, data purpose, transaction, and recovery.
Official references: Agent SSO GA, third-party XAA flow, and MCP Enterprise-Managed Authorization.