add keycloak mcp server to community servers list#2511
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Description
This PR adds the Keycloak MCP server to the third-party community servers list in the README.md. Keycloak is Open Source Identity and Access Management. It provides user federation, strong authentication, user management, fine-grained authorization, and more.
Server Details
Motivation and Context
The Keycloak MCP Server bridges the gap between AI applications and Keycloak's powerful identity management capabilities. It provides a natural language interface for managing Keycloak identity and access management through its REST API, enabling AI agents to perform user management, client configuration, realm administration, and role-based access control operations seamlessly.
How Has This Been Tested?
The server has been tested with Claude Desktop. All core functionalities including user management, client configuration, role management, group management, and realm have been verified to work correctly.
Breaking Changes
No breaking changes - this is a new addition to the community servers list.
Checklist
Additional context
Provides over tools for comprehensive Keycloak management and is available for installation via pip, Smithery CLI, or local development.