[FEATURE] Include logo_uri in MCPJam CIMD metadata document #1552
Description
Include logo_uri in MCPJam CIMD metadata document
MCPJam publishes a Client ID Metadata Document (CIMD) at:
https://www.mcpjam.com/.well-known/oauth/client-metadata.json
CIMD allows OAuth clients to publish metadata that authorization servers can fetch during an authorization request. This metadata can be used to present information about the requesting application during user consent.
The current document does not include a logo_uri. Adding this field would allow authorization servers to display recognizable MCPJam branding during OAuth consent flows.
Why this matters
OAuth consent screens are often the only point where users decide whether a request is legitimate. When only a client name is shown, prompts can appear generic or ambiguous.
Displaying a recognizable application logo helps users understand who is requesting access and makes legitimate authorization prompts easier to identify.
Including a logo_uri would help:
- improve user trust during OAuth consent
- make legitimate authorization requests easier to recognize
- reduce ambiguity that could be exploited in phishing-style OAuth prompts
- improve clarity when MCPJam is used to debug or test OAuth integrations
Proposed addition
{
"logo_uri": "https://www.mcpjam.com/logo.png"
}
The value can remain static even if other portions of the metadata document are dynamically generated.
References
OAuth Client ID Metadata Document draft
The CIMD draft allows client metadata values defined in the OAuth Dynamic Client Registration metadata registry.
OAuth phishing and consent UX considerations
Authorization servers may fetch the client metadata document to provide users with additional context about the request, including application name and logo.
Displaying logos to end users
Authorization servers may prefetch and cache the file referenced by logo_uri in order to display it during authorization flows.
Related discussion
Similar requests to include logo_uri in Client ID Metadata Documents: