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Start with discovery, run a real authorization flow, inspect the callback, exchange the code, and debug returned tokens in one OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect workbench.
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oauth2.dev is a public guided workbench for debugging OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect implementations.
oauth2.dev offers a structured, step-by-step public workflow for debugging OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect providers and clients. Users can start with validating discovery documents, launch real authorization flows, catch and inspect callbacks, test token endpoints, and debug tokensβall in one unified interface.
It solves the problem of fragmented debugging tools by providing a practical, protocol-realistic workbench that goes beyond static validation to simulate actual flows.
Built for developers implementing or troubleshooting OAuth/OIDC, such as identity engineers, API developers, and security specialists.
Created by Andy Barlow to deliver a clearer, deeper debugging experience focused on real-world protocol behavior rather than isolated utilities.
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Last updated: 2026-03-24
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No β source code is not publicly available.
Contact the maintainer via LinkedIn for feedback or suggestions; no formal issues/PRs as repo is private.
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