Objective
This article shows you how to find a registered OAuth client, review its full configuration, change settings such as redirect URLs and allowed scopes, and delete a client you no longer need.
Product
Identity for AI Agents
Environment
Twilio Console
Procedure
- In the Twilio Console, select Identity & security in the left sidebar.
- Select Identity for AI Agents, then Clients.
- Find the client. The table lists Client, Client type, Date created, and Last updated. You can search by client ID, and sort by Date created.
- Select the client's name to open its details page, which shows Client name, Client type, Client ID, Client description, Logo URL, DPoP required, Grant types, Allowed scopes, Redirect URLs, Date created, and Last updated. Confidential clients also show Client Secret last 4.
- To change the configuration, select Edit and update the fields you need:
- Client name, Client description, and Logo URL.
- Grant Types, Authorization Code, Client Credentials, Refresh Token, and CIBA.
- Allowed scopes, the OAuth scopes this client is permitted to request.
- Require DPoP, when enabled, the client must present a valid DPoP proof at the token endpoint and its access tokens are sender-constrained.
- Redirect URLs, you can enter several, separated by commas.
- Select Save. A confirmation appears.
- To remove the client, select Delete client and confirm.
Additional Information
You can also reach View details, Edit client, and Delete client from the actions menu at the end of each row in the clients table.
Only the last four digits of a client secret are ever shown. To replace a lost secret, select Edit.
Deleting a client invalidates the tokens already issued to it, so any ongoing access is suspended immediately.
To enable SMS approval as a delivery channel for a specific client, add CIBA as one of its grant types, the project-level setting is on the Configure page's Notification Channels tab.
The table may take a few seconds to reflect an edit or a deletion.
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