feat: enforce workspace permissions at the HTTP boundary - #1676
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe control plane adds declarative RBAC checks, service permission ceilings, active-workspace validation, RBAC endpoints, and explicit route policies. Linear and Slack integrations now propagate actor identity in control-plane requests and attachment uploads. Tests cover authorization outcomes and actor attribution. ChangesRBAC authorization
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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR centralizes authentication and permission checks across HTTP routes and bot requests. It is mergeable with explicit owner awareness for the partially assessed RBAC and webhook paths, plus a minor follow-up to deduplicate repeated default values. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Falling back to the session creator asserts that creator’s RBAC identity for content whose actual author is unknown. That can let an unattributed follow-up execute with the creator’s permissions and records the action as theirs. Please fail closed (or send no actor and let the boundary reject it) when the activity/comment carrying the content has no userId; the creator is not proof of who authored a later prompt. The existing test named “does not attribute a follow-up to the original creator when its author is missing” only checks the JSON body and therefore misses this new signed header.
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Fixed in d41141d. Follow-ups no longer fall back to the session creator. Missing authors now fail closed before any session events or prompt request is sent, with regression coverage for the signed actor header.
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This authorizes a first-seen service actor against a provisional user, but spawning handlers subsequently call resolveCanonicalUserId with actorEmail. UserStore.resolveOrCreateUser can then relink that identity to an existing email owner, so the permission check can run as newly-created Member A while the session/automation is persisted as Viewer or suspended user B. Please resolve the canonical actor exactly once before authorization and reuse that user ID in the handler (or at minimum reject if handler resolution differs from ctx.authorization.userId). A regression test should cover a first-seen Slack/Linear identity whose verified email already belongs to a lower-privileged or suspended user.
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Fixed in d41141d. Actor enrichment now rejects with actor_identity_changed if it resolves to a different canonical user than the request-start authorization. The integration test covers an email-linked Viewer: the first request is rejected, and the retry is denied under the Viewer’s actual permissions. Ordinary in-flight permission changes still retain the request-start authorization snapshot.
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Summary
PR #1676, feat: enforce workspace permissions at the HTTP boundary, by @ColeMurray changes 60 files (+1,766/-206). The declarative route-policy coverage and service ceilings are a strong foundation, but two identity-resolution paths currently allow authorization to be evaluated for a different user than the one ultimately attributed.
Critical Issues
- [Authorization]
packages/control-plane/src/router.ts:323- A first-seen service actor is authorized as a newly-created default Member before the spawning handler can email-link that identity to an existing canonical user. This permits the request to pass with Member grants and then persist as a Viewer or suspended user. Resolve canonical identity once before authorization and reuse it throughout the request. - [Identity spoofing]
packages/linear-bot/src/webhook-handler.ts:324- Missing follow-up author data falls back to the session creator and signs the request as that user. The creator is not evidence of who authored later content, so unattributed content can execute under the creator’s permissions. Require the content author or fail closed.
Suggestions
None beyond the inline fixes and regression tests described above.
Nitpicks
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Positive Feedback
- Route definitions now make authentication and authorization policy explicit and mechanically test completeness.
- Service permission ceilings and narrow actorless grants substantially reduce ambient bot authority.
- The integration coverage exercises suspended actors, role/ceiling intersection, and actorless callback boundaries.
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Request Changes: authorization and canonical identity must remain the same user for the full request, and unknown Linear authors must not inherit another user’s authority.
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The declarative route-policy direction is good, but this implementation does not yet make the HTTP boundary authoritative. I found three blockers: service-only authorization fails open for human principals and relies on duplicated handler checks; child-session creation omits the target-use capability enforced by direct creation; and automation admission adds an optional context value that no handler consumes. These are boundary/model problems rather than local cleanup. Please consolidate the policy evaluation around typed authorized/admitted contexts so a handler cannot silently bypass or redo the boundary decision.
Validation: focused control-plane suite passed (5 files, 164 tests). The passing tests currently encode the incomplete child policy and do not exercise a human principal against a service-only route.
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[deep review] This makes serviceAuthorized(...) fail open for every human principal. Both current service-only routes use user-or-service authentication, so a human reaches the handler and is rejected only because requireEventPoster repeats the old check there. That means the new HTTP policy boundary is not authoritative: removing or forgetting the handler check exposes an internal service route. Evaluate authorization.kind === "service" for every principal and reject non-service principals, or better add a service-only authentication discriminant that also gives the handler a service-principal context; then delete the duplicate handler gate. Please add a boundary test proving a user principal cannot enter a service-only route.
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Fixed in d41141d. Added a service-only authentication discriminant, made service authorization reject non-service principals, migrated both internal event routes, and removed the duplicate handler gates. Boundary tests cover human-principal rejection.
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[deep review] This policy allows a custom role with sessions.create/sessions.collaborate but without repositories.use or environments.use to create a new sandbox by spawning from an existing parent. The handler inherits environmentId and repository context into SessionInitInput, while direct session creation explicitly requires the corresponding target-use permission. This is a capability bypass. Extract target admission from session-create.ts into the canonical session-creation boundary and apply it after loading the parent target here, while preserving the session-bound sandbox path. Add denial coverage for repository-backed and environment-backed parents.
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Fixed in d41141d. Direct and child session creation now share target authorization. Child creation checks inherited environments.use or repositories.use, while preserving the session-bound sandbox path. Added both denial regressions.
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[deep review] This automationAdmission abstraction is write-only: there are no readers anywhere in the repository. Every mutation handler reparses the ID and either reloads the automation or mutates by ID, while the context field remains optional, so the type system cannot require consumption of the resource the boundary admitted. This adds a D1 read and a second resource model without buying a stronger invariant. The code-judo move is to bind automation routes through a typed wrapper that supplies a non-optional admitted row/ID to the handler and have handlers consume it; otherwise remove the unused context value and do not present this as resource admission.
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Fixed in d41141d. Removed the unused optional context field and assignment. The router still loads the automation only to enforce ownership authorization, without presenting the row as handler-consumed admission.
## Summary - define shared RBAC roles, permissions, and authorization contracts - add D1-backed authorization persistence and service APIs - add the RBAC migration, workspace-owner bootstrap CLI, and migration/compatibility coverage - incorporate review hardening for canonical role identity, precise missing-resource outcomes, atomic user merging, suspension and attribution preservation, catalog fencing, and exact bootstrap provenance ## Stack This is **1 of 6** and targets `main`. Merge order: 1. `rbac-foundation` (this PR) 2. `rbac-http-enforcement` 3. `rbac-session-authorization` 4. `rbac-automation-authorization` 5. `rbac-workspace-settings` 6. `rbac-permission-aware-ui` ## Validation - control-plane unit tests: 3,352 passed - control-plane integration tests: 1,018 passed - workspace-owner bootstrap tests: 13 passed - user-merge CLI adapter tests: 2 passed - shared RBAC tests: 11 passed - repository ESLint, formatting, and typecheck passed ## Related pull requests [#1677](#1677) -> [#1676](#1676) -> [#1674](#1674) -> [#1678](#1678) -> [#1675](#1675) -> [#1673](#1673) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added role-based access control with Owner, Administrator, Member, and Viewer roles. * Added permission-aware member management, including role changes and account suspension controls. * Added audit tracking for authorization changes and user merges. * Added a guarded workflow for assigning the first workspace Owner. * **Bug Fixes** * Improved user-merge handling and atomicity across related records. * Prevented unauthorized ownership transfers through custom roles. * **Chores** * Added migration support for existing and new users under the RBAC model. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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packages/control-plane/src/router.create-session.test.ts (1)
142-146: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReplace the order-coupled
firstmock with SQL-based branching.The chained
mockResolvedValueOncecalls bind these fixtures to the exact order and count offirst()calls on the default statement during one request. The authorization query no longer uses this statement, becauseprepareroutes it toauthorizationStatementat Line 159. The twoOncevalues are therefore consumed by whichever unrelated reads happen to callfirst()first.The value that matters is
{ active: 1 }for the newSELECT 1 AS active FROM users WHERE id = ? AND suspended_at IS NULLprobe inidentity-enforcement.ts. If any newfirst()read is added earlier in this request path, that probe receivesnullinstead,resolveCanonicalUserIdreturns 403, and the201cases in the permission matrix fail for a reason unrelated to permissions. The inverse is worse: a reordering could make a deny case pass for the wrong reason.Branch on the SQL text for this probe, the same way Lines 159 and 173 already branch.
♻️ Proposed fix: select the active-user fixture by SQL, not by call order
): Record<string, unknown> { const statement = { bind: vi.fn(() => statement), - first: vi - .fn() - .mockResolvedValueOnce({ suspended_at: null, assigned: 1 }) - .mockResolvedValueOnce({ active: 1 }) - .mockResolvedValue(null), + first: vi.fn(async () => null), all: vi.fn(async () => ({ results: [] })), run: vi.fn(async () => ({ meta: { changes: 0 } })), };Then add a branch next to the existing ones in
prepare:if (sql.includes("FROM role_permissions")) { ... } + if (sql.includes("suspended_at IS NULL")) { + const activeStatement = { + bind: vi.fn(() => activeStatement), + first: vi.fn(async () => ({ active: 1 })), + all: vi.fn(async () => ({ results: [] })), + run: vi.fn(async () => ({ meta: { changes: 0 } })), + }; + return activeStatement; + } return statement;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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232-233: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a regression test for the authorized 501 provider gate.
No control-plane test asserts the 501 response. Add an actor-bearing signed service request to the GitHub-only
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/router.ts`:
- Around line 527-539: Remove the rbac.ownerAssignment database query and
response field from the public /health handler so health checks remain
dependency-free. Expose owner-assignment status only through an authenticated
readiness or admin endpoint, or otherwise cache it for a fixed interval if it
must remain on /health; preserve the existing unauthenticated health response
behavior.
In `@packages/control-plane/src/routes/rbac.ts`:
- Line 64: Update the role lookup in the route handler around service.getRole to
catch URIError from decodeURIComponent separately and return a 400 client error,
while preserving the existing 503 authorization_unavailable handling for other
failures. Add a route test covering a malformed percent-encoded role ID.
In `@packages/linear-bot/src/webhook-handler.ts`:
- Around line 230-231: Remove the fallback to webhook.agentSession.creatorId in
the actor resolution branches for stop and follow-up requests, including the
activity and comment author paths. Preserve an absent author as undefined so the
authorization boundary rejects the request, or reject the webhook before sending
it; update webhook-handler.test.ts to assert that unauthored events cannot
execute as or record the session creator.
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/router.create-session.test.ts`:
- Around line 142-146: Update the default statement’s first mock in the
permission matrix test to branch on the SQL text for the active-user probe,
returning { active: 1 } for SELECT 1 AS active FROM users WHERE id = ? AND
suspended_at IS NULL and preserving the existing fixtures for other queries.
Remove the order-dependent mockResolvedValueOnce chain so unrelated first()
calls cannot consume the authorization fixture.
In `@packages/control-plane/src/router.scm-credentials.test.ts`:
- Around line 232-233: Add a regression test in the existing control-plane
credentials test suite for the GitHub-only /sessions/:id/pr route using an
actor-bearing signed service request configured with the GitLab SCM provider,
and assert the response status is 501 with the message “SCM provider 'gitlab' is
not implemented in this deployment.”
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Addressed the review-only items in d41141d and 4298049: the session-create fixture now selects active-user results by SQL instead of call order, the authorized GitLab 501 provider gate has regression coverage, and actorless grants are now mechanically intersected with service permission ceilings. The required integrations.read and automations.read capabilities were explicitly added, and policy coverage ensures every actorless route grant remains within its service ceiling. The broad docstring-coverage suggestion was not applied because it would add unrelated churn across the stacked PR. |
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157-157: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDefine named constants for the new default values.
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"id"and"optional"with named constants. Use those constants as the parameter defaults.As per coding guidelines, “Define each TypeScript default value exactly once as a named constant and import it wherever needed.”
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+const DEFAULT_AUTOMATION_ID_PARAM = "id"; +const DEFAULT_SERVICE_AUTHORIZATION_ACTOR = "optional"; + export function requireAutomation( operation: "manage" | "trigger", - automationIdParam = "id" + automationIdParam = DEFAULT_AUTOMATION_ID_PARAM ): RouteAuthorization { ... export function serviceAuthorized( service: BotServiceName, - actor: "required" | "optional" = "optional" + actor: "required" | "optional" = DEFAULT_SERVICE_AUTHORIZATION_ACTOR ): RouteAuthorization {Also applies to: 184-184
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/router.spawn-child.test.ts`:
- Around line 919-920: Define shared named constants for the repeated
permissions default and the inline environment ID default. In
packages/control-plane/src/router.spawn-child.test.ts lines 919-920, replace the
permission array with the shared constant; in
packages/control-plane/src/router.create-session.test.ts lines 136-139, import
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Extract these inline TypeScript defaults into named constants.
The test helpers define defaults inline. The permissions default is repeated across both session test suites. Define shared named constants and import the common permission default where needed.
packages/control-plane/src/router.spawn-child.test.ts#L919-L920: replace the inline permission-array default with the shared named constant.packages/control-plane/src/router.create-session.test.ts#L136-L139: replace the inline permission-array default with the same shared named constant.packages/control-plane/src/router.spawn-child.test.ts#L93-L97: replace the inline environment ID default with a named constant.
As per coding guidelines, “Define each TypeScript default value exactly once as a named constant and import it wherever needed.”
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/router.spawn-child.test.ts` around lines 919 -
920, Define shared named constants for the repeated permissions default and the
inline environment ID default. In
packages/control-plane/src/router.spawn-child.test.ts lines 919-920, replace the
permission array with the shared constant; in
packages/control-plane/src/router.create-session.test.ts lines 136-139, import
and use the same constant; and in
packages/control-plane/src/router.spawn-child.test.ts lines 93-97, replace the
inline environment ID with its named constant.
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## Summary - enforce canonical session access inside the Session durable object - add short-lived authorization leases to connected WebSockets - revoke stale sockets when a user's authorization expires or changes - tighten session repository visibility and lifecycle authorization coverage ## Stack This is **3 of 6** and targets `rbac-http-enforcement`. Merge order: `rbac-foundation` -> `rbac-http-enforcement` -> `rbac-session-authorization` (this PR) -> `rbac-automation-authorization` -> `rbac-workspace-settings` -> `rbac-permission-aware-ui`. ## Validation - shared tests: 791 passed - control-plane unit tests: 3,372 passed - control-plane integration tests: 1,029 passed - control-plane typecheck passed ## Related pull requests [#1677](#1677) -> [#1676](#1676) -> [#1674](#1674) -> [#1678](#1678) -> [#1675](#1675) -> [#1673](#1673) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - WebSocket connections now verify required session permissions and automatically expire when authorization changes. - The web app refreshes credentials and reconnects when authorization is revoked. - Temporary server errors trigger automatic reconnection using the existing credential. - WebSocket authorization state now persists across session runtime recovery. - **Changes** - Participant creation through the session API is no longer available. - Session lifecycle actions no longer require participant identity in request bodies. - WebSocket token requests now require a canonical user identity. - Updated session endpoint documentation to reflect current behavior. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
## Summary - add automation admission and ownership authorization guards - enforce create, manage, trigger, scheduler, invocation, and webhook authority - persist canonical automation ownership and expose it in shared contracts - cover own-vs-any permission behavior across execution paths ## Stack This is **4 of 6** and targets `rbac-session-authorization`. Merge order: `rbac-foundation` -> `rbac-http-enforcement` -> `rbac-session-authorization` -> `rbac-automation-authorization` (this PR) -> `rbac-workspace-settings` -> `rbac-permission-aware-ui`. ## Validation - shared tests: 792 passed - control-plane unit tests: 3,380 passed - focused automation integration tests: 105 passed - control-plane typecheck passed ## Related pull requests [#1677](#1677) -> [#1676](#1676) -> [#1674](#1674) -> [#1678](#1678) -> [#1675](#1675) -> [#1673](#1673) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added ownership-aware automation authorization for viewing, managing, triggering, and executing automations. - Added permission checks when automations target repositories or environments. - Manual runs now execute under the requester’s identity. - Collaboration actions can be authorized independently from automation launch permissions. - **Bug Fixes** - Unauthorized executions are blocked and reported appropriately. - Scheduled automations are paused after authorization failures. - Legacy automation ownership is repaired automatically when possible. - Improved handling of missing, suspended, or deleted identities. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
## Summary - add workspace member, role, and status administration endpoints - expose Next.js BFF routes and current-user authorization hooks - add permission-aware settings navigation and controls - add a workspace access administration settings surface ## Stack This is **5 of 6** and targets `rbac-automation-authorization`. Merge order: `rbac-foundation` -> `rbac-http-enforcement` -> `rbac-session-authorization` -> `rbac-automation-authorization` -> `rbac-workspace-settings` (this PR) -> `rbac-permission-aware-ui`. ## Validation - RBAC route integration tests: 19 passed - web typecheck passed - focused affected web tests: 102 passed ## Related pull requests [#1677](#1677) -> [#1676](#1676) -> [#1674](#1674) -> [#1678](#1678) -> [#1675](#1675) -> [#1673](#1673)
## Summary - gate session actions and controls using the current user's permissions - gate automation creation, management, and triggering with own-vs-any authority - surface authorization-aware empty, denied, and read-only states - document RBAC behavior, deployment, and design decisions ## Stack This is **6 of 6** and targets `rbac-workspace-settings`. Merge order: `rbac-foundation` -> `rbac-http-enforcement` -> `rbac-session-authorization` -> `rbac-automation-authorization` -> `rbac-workspace-settings` -> `rbac-permission-aware-ui` (this PR). ## Validation - repository typecheck passed - production web build passed - web suite: 1,382 passed; four resource-sensitive timeouts pass in isolation (77/77) - PR #1677 review follow-up: control-plane unit 3,352 passed; integration 1,018 passed; bootstrap 13 passed; user-merge CLI adapter 2 passed; repository ESLint and formatting passed ## Related pull requests [#1677](#1677) -> [#1676](#1676) -> [#1674](#1674) -> [#1678](#1678) -> [#1675](#1675) -> [#1673](#1673) ## Original parity and review delta The stack was originally created byte-identical to the original [#1662](#1662) head (`fa3464ad`, tree `ed4b0e47b1af3545b34c3d4842e9266a39c395c7`). It now intentionally differs only by the 16 review-fix files from PR #1677 (`4866d41a3` and `675a55449`), which have been propagated through every downstream branch. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added comprehensive authentication, authorization, workspace roles, and deployment guidance. - Added permission-based controls for session creation, collaboration, lifecycle actions, sandbox access, and automation management. - Added safer session behavior that hides sandbox links and data when access is unavailable. - Added automatic handling for revoked session permissions and unauthorized actions. - **Bug Fixes** - Restricted automation controls and session actions to authorized users. - Improved authorization behavior for session connections and commands. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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This is 2 of 6 and targets
rbac-foundation.Merge order:
rbac-foundation->rbac-http-enforcement(this PR) ->rbac-session-authorization->rbac-automation-authorization->rbac-workspace-settings->rbac-permission-aware-ui.Validation
Related pull requests
#1677 -> #1676 -> #1674 -> #1678 -> #1675 -> #1673
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes