Okta MCP Server API release notes (2026)

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These release notes list customer-visible changes to the Okta MCP server.

March

Monthly release 2026.03.0

Change	Expected in Preview Orgs
Human oversight for destructive actions	March 4, 2026
Developer documentation update in 2026.03.0	March 4, 2026

Human oversight for destructive actions

The Okta Model Context Protocol (MCP) server now integrates the MCP Elicitation API to enforce human oversight on destructive actions. Critical operations, such as deleting apps or deactivating users, now require explicit confirmation before execution. Supported MCP clients display a chat UI dialog for users to accept or decline the request. For clients that don't support elicitation, the server returns a JSON payload for the LLM to handle confirmation.

Developer documentation update in 2026.03.0

Okta's API reference pages (opens new window) are undergoing a migration, which started on February 24. While the look and feel may vary across pages during this time, all technical documentation remains accurate and up to date.

February

Monthly release 2026.02.0

Change	Expected in Preview Orgs
Okta MCP server is GA in Production	February 4, 2026
Developer documentation updates in 2026.02.0	February 4, 2026

Okta MCP server is GA in Production

The Okta Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is a secure protocol abstraction layer that enables AI agents/Large Language Models (LLMs) to interact with the Okta org. The MCP clients can now communicate with Okta’s scoped management APIs in natural language. This simplifies building context-aware AI workflows while ensuring strict access control and least-privilege security. To learn more and start your implementation, see the Okta MCP server concept and Okta MCP server guide.

Developer documentation updates in 2026.02.0

The Okta developer portal search results now include the API references.