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Review AuthKit Users
Filter users by email or organization and read a selected profile.
/oo WorkOS: List users with email [email], organization_id [ID], then get user [ID].
Connect WorkOS to Your AI Agent
Use AI with WorkOS to inspect AuthKit users and apply specified profile or metadata changes.
14 tools API key
Try a WorkOS Task
Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.
oo Skill WorkOS
Update User Metadata
Apply explicit metadata fields to an existing identity.
/oo WorkOS: Update user [ID] with metadata [JSON] and first_name [name].
Start Working with WorkOS
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Install OOMOL
Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL → -
Connect WorkOS
Provide a WorkOS Secret API Key.
Connect WorkOS → -
Give Your Agent a Task
Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →
Choose Your Agent
- Access to users in the intended WorkOS environment.
- Choose the correct environment key and user IDs. User creation establishes an identity record, not a login session.
WorkOS Tools
Use AI with WorkOS to inspect AuthKit users and apply specified profile or metadata changes.
Review AuthKit Users
Filter users by email or organization and read a selected profile.
Update User Metadata
Apply explicit metadata fields to an existing identity.
14 tools
List Users
List WorkOS AuthKit users with optional cursor and identity filters.
workos.list_users Get User
Get a WorkOS AuthKit user by ID.
workos.get_user Create User
Create a WorkOS AuthKit user in the current environment.
workos.create_user Update User
Update properties of an existing WorkOS AuthKit user.
workos.update_user List Organizations
List WorkOS organizations with optional cursor, domain, and text filters.
workos.list_organizations Get Organization
Get a WorkOS organization by ID.
workos.get_organization Create Organization
Create a WorkOS organization in the current environment.
workos.create_organization Update Organization
Update properties of an existing WorkOS organization.
workos.update_organization List Organization Memberships
List WorkOS organization memberships filtered by user, organization, or membership status.
workos.list_organization_memberships Get Organization Membership
Get a WorkOS organization membership by ID.
workos.get_organization_membership Create Organization Membership
Create an active WorkOS organization membership for a user and organization.
workos.create_organization_membership Update Organization Membership
Update roles on an existing WorkOS organization membership.
workos.update_organization_membership Deactivate Organization Membership
Deactivate an active WorkOS organization membership.
workos.deactivate_organization_membership Reactivate Organization Membership
Reactivate an inactive WorkOS organization membership.
workos.reactivate_organization_membership No matching tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does user creation log the user in?
No. It creates an AuthKit user record in the current environment.
Can I filter users by organization?
list_users supports organization_id and cursor pagination.
What should I specify in my request?
Choose the correct environment key and user IDs. User creation establishes an identity record, not a login session.