WorkOS

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Best for

Enterprise SSO, M2M authentication, and fine-grained authorization for B2B agent products

Limitations

No dedicated agent SDK; FGA is strong but relatively new; async authz patterns require custom integration

Features

Agent Sdk
Dedicated SDK for agentic workflows — agent sessions, token lifecycle, and authorization requests
Token Delegation
Issue scoped tokens an agent can use downstream without exposing user credentials
Human In The Loop
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Fga
Fine-Grained Authorization — relationship-based or attribute-based access control, not just role-based
Mcp Support
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Async Authorization
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Frameworks

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SDK Languages

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Compliance

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WorkOS

WorkOS is built for selling to enterprises. Its core strengths are SSO (SAML, OIDC), SCIM provisioning, and a fine-grained authorization product (AuthKit FGA). For AI agents operating in B2B SaaS contexts — where enterprise customers need to control exactly what the agent can access — WorkOS is a strong fit.

M2M (machine-to-machine) authentication is well-supported, which maps to agent-to-agent or agent-to-API scenarios. Token delegation is available through standard OAuth flows.

WorkOS doesn't have a dedicated agent SDK, so integration into agentic frameworks requires more custom work compared to Auth0 AI or Descope. The FGA product is capable but newer than alternatives like SpiceDB (Ory) or Auth0 FGA.

Agent-specific features:

  • M2M authentication for agent-to-service calls
  • FGA via AuthKit (relationship-based authorization)
  • Enterprise SSO for B2B agent products
  • Standard OAuth token delegation
Last verified: 2026-04-17Verified by: editorial