feat: add RBAC contracts, persistence, and bootstrap - #1677
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change introduces shared RBAC contracts, a migration with role and audit tables, authorization storage and service logic, RBAC-aware user merging, and guarded owner bootstrap and merge CLI workflows. ChangesRBAC foundation
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds persistent RBAC and a destructive administrative user-merge workflow. If the database batch is interrupted after partial execution, authorization, ownership, or attribution data could be left inconsistent while the losing account is deleted, so merge should be gated on proving all-or-nothing behavior; the added TypeScript tests also use a non-required test runner. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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BootstrapCLI->>Wrangler: Run preflight SQL
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D1-->>Wrangler: Return bootstrap status
BootstrapCLI->>Wrangler: Run guarded execution SQL
Wrangler->>D1: Insert audit event and update role assignment
D1-->>Wrangler: Return postcondition
Wrangler-->>BootstrapCLI: Return execution result
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| const transferGuard = rolePermissionPredicate("workspace.transfer_ownership"); | ||
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Role and target existence are folded into the generic resource condition, but no notFound condition is supplied. Therefore an unknown role or member always returns conflict; the service’s not_found to role_not_found mapping is unreachable. The status mutation has the same problem for a missing member, and the generic service mapping would mislabel that as a missing role if it became reachable. Please use distinct role/member not-found outcomes (or mutation-specific mappings) and exercise them against real D1 SQL rather than fabricated batch results.
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Fixed in 4866d41. Role replacement now distinguishes role_not_found from member_not_found, status replacement returns member_not_found, and the service maps each outcome to the matching 404. Migrated-D1 coverage exercises missing roles, missing members, and an applied audited mutation.
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The final preflight only proves that the target is now Owner, not that this invocation wrote its generated audit record. If another actor wins between the initial preflight and --file execution, this file is a no-op with no audit row, but this check still succeeds and prints completion. Please retain the generated audit ID and verify that exact row plus the assignment after execution; report a concurrent/idempotent no-op separately. An orchestration test with an injectable Wrangler runner would cover this race.
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Fixed in 4866d41. The workflow retains its generated audit ID, parses the execution response, and requires the audit-bound postcondition to report executed with audit_written=1. A concurrent no-op is reported separately, with injectable-runner orchestration coverage.
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This authorization result is assembled from two independent reads. If a custom-role user is reassigned between them, the second query still loads grants for the old role ID, so requirePermission() can authorize a permission set that is no longer assigned. Please resolve suspension, assignment, role, and custom grants from one database snapshot/query; authorization-sensitive mutations should continue revalidating inside their atomic write.
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We are retaining this behavior intentionally. Authorization is admitted at request start, and an in-flight request may keep the permissions it had at admission even if its role or suspension changes during the request. The first read captures the active assignment and the second resolves that captured role; custom-role grants are not mutable through the current request surface. Administrative mutations continue to revalidate inside their atomic write.
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A suspended loser can currently be merged into an active survivor because this query does not load suspended_at, and the only suspension check below applies when the role is Owner. The loser identities are then repointed to the active survivor, so signing in through one of those identities restores active permissions and effectively bypasses the suspension. Please define a conservative merge policy here: either reject mismatched suspension states or preserve suspension when either record is suspended (and revoke both users’ sessions if the survivor becomes suspended), with integration coverage.
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The expanded graph merge still omits canonical-user attribution columns introduced by existing migrations: model_provider_accounts.created_by/updated_by, model_provider_account_defaults.created_by/updated_by, and the created_by/updated_by fields on skills, revisions, and assignments. Deleting the loser sets provider-account attribution to NULL via FK behavior and leaves skill attribution pointing at a deleted user, so creator/editor joins stop resolving. Please repoint these columns before deletion and include them in preview/execution counts and integration coverage.
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Fixed in 4866d41. The merge now repoints provider account/default created_by and updated_by fields plus skill, revision, and assignment attribution before loser deletion. Preview/execution counts and migrated-D1 integration coverage were added for the full set.
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| db.prepare(`UPDATE user_identities SET user_id = ? WHERE user_id = ?`).bind(survivorId, loserId) | ||
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| db.prepare("DELETE FROM user_role_assignments WHERE user_id = ?").bind(loserId) |
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This deletion creates a new unrecoverable interruption point for the actual operator adapter, whose batch() explicitly does not guarantee cross-statement atomicity. If execution stops after this statement but before deleting the loser, a retry finds an existing loser without an assignment and fails the new precondition at line 266, instead of repairing the partial merge as documented. The audit insert can likewise commit before the user deletion. Please make the destructive sequence genuinely atomic, or persist enough merge state to resume after the assignment has been removed.
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Fixed across 4866d41 and 675a554. The operator adapter now submits semicolon-separated statements through Wrangler --command, which uses D1's result-bearing query batch: the mutation remains transactional while preserving one positional result and meta.changes per statement. The adapter asserts that 1:1 contract, and native orchestration coverage rejects the aggregate --file response shape. The guarded audit remains the first mutation statement, so a failed invariant rolls back the complete merge.
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Summary
PR #1677, feat: add RBAC contracts, persistence, and bootstrap, by @ColeMurray adds shared permission contracts, D1 persistence, guarded member mutations, migration/bootstrap tooling, and user-merge compatibility. The foundation is well structured, but the merge path currently permits a suspension bypass and is no longer safely resumable through its real operator transport, so it is not ready to merge.
- Files changed: 24
- Additions/deletions: +2,347 / -140
Critical Issues
- [Security]
packages/control-plane/src/db/user-merge.ts:234- The loser suspension state is not loaded or preserved. Merging a suspended loser into an active same-role survivor repoints the suspended identity to an active account, allowing that identity to sign in with active permissions. Reject mismatched suspension states or conservatively preserve suspension, including session revocation and integration coverage. - [Correctness/Recovery]
packages/control-plane/src/db/user-merge.ts:326- Deleting the loser assignment before the loser row creates a partial state that the documented non-atomic operator adapter cannot resume: a retry fails because the existing loser no longer has an explicit assignment. The audit can also commit before deletion. Make the destructive sequence atomic or add durable resume state. - [Correctness/Data Integrity]
packages/control-plane/src/db/user-merge.ts:181- The expanded merge omits existing canonical attribution fields on provider accounts/defaults and managed skill tables. Loser deletion nulls some attribution and strands other IDs, breaking creator/editor resolution. Repoint all canonical actor fields and cover them in preview/execution tests. - [Correctness/API]
packages/control-plane/src/db/authorization-store.ts:218- Missing roles and members are classified as conflicts because neither mutation supplies a not-found condition. The advertisednot_foundresult and 404 path are therefore unreachable, while the shared mapping would mislabel a missing status target asrole_not_found. Use resource-specific outcomes and real D1 coverage. - [Security/Concurrency]
packages/control-plane/src/authorization/service.ts:56- Custom-role authorization is assembled from two independent reads. A concurrent reassignment can combine the prior role identity with its grants after that assignment has been removed. Resolve assignment, suspension, and grants from one database snapshot/query.
Suggestions
- [Auditability]
scripts/bootstrap-workspace-owner.ts:266- Verify the exact generated audit ID after execution, not only that the target is now Owner; otherwise a concurrent winner is reported as completion by this invocation without its audit row. - [Testing]
packages/control-plane/src/db/authorization-store.test.ts:65- Add migrated-D1 integration tests for member mutations. The fake database discards SQL and bindings, so current tests cannot validate actor reauthorization, owner invariants, writes, audits, rollback, or not-found behavior. - [Compatibility]
package.json:44- The declarednode >=22.0.0includes releases predating--experimental-transform-typesandnode:sqlite; raise the minimum to the first supported release and exercise that floor in CI. - [Contract Integrity]
packages/shared/src/rbac.ts:161- Consider refining role references so built-in keys must match their stable registry IDs and built-in IDs cannot be paired withkey: null.
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Positive Feedback
- Built-in permissions are code-owned and custom grants are parameterized and filtered against the canonical registry.
- Owner mutations gate writes on successful audit insertion and revalidate actor permissions inside the database batch.
- Migration, permission registry, bootstrap SQL, and merge-count parity receive focused tests, and targeted touched suites all pass.
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Validation
Targeted validation passed: 10 shared RBAC tests, 7 authorization unit tests, 11 control-plane integration tests, and 11 bootstrap CLI tests. git diff --cached --check also passed.
Verdict
Request Changes: The suspension bypass, interrupted-merge recovery failure, and incomplete graph repointing must be addressed before merge.
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Deep code-quality review
Requesting changes. The foundation is thoughtfully documented and the happy-path tests pass, but several invariants are represented in multiple incompatible ways or checked outside the atomic operation they are meant to protect. Those are structural blockers for an authorization foundation, because later enforcement layers will inherit them.
The code-judo move is to make the database own one canonical built-in-role identity, make authorization reads and guarded mutations consume one snapshot, and make user merging participate in the canonical mutation fences instead of maintaining a parallel hand-curated model of the user graph. That removes races and duplicated policy rather than adding more conditionals around them.
Key blockers:
- Built-in role identity is key-based for grants but ID-based for owner invariants, without a schema constraint tying the two together.
- Effective authorization and merge preconditions can become stale before the security-sensitive result or write.
- Direct skill-profile merge writes bypass the catalog generation fence used by the canonical store.
- The generic merge inventory silently loses provider-account attribution.
- The bootstrap workflow discards its audit-bound execution result and performs a second, racy state check.
- The mutation outcome abstraction exposes a not-found branch that role replacement cannot produce.
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[deep review] This leaves the most important role invariant split across two unrelated fields. Permission checks authorize built-ins by r.key, while last-owner guards compare role_builtin_owner; this CHECK permits an arbitrary system-role ID with key = 'owner' and permits the canonical Owner ID to be re-keyed as another built-in. Those states make effective grants and ownership protection disagree. Bind every built-in to its canonical (id, key) pair in the schema (and require custom roles to have key IS NULL), then validate the same discriminated shape at the store boundary. This authorization foundation should have one role identity, not parallel key-based and ID-based models.
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Fixed in 4866d41. The migration now binds every built-in to its exact canonical ID/key pair, rejects reserved built-in IDs for custom roles, and requires a non-null system key. The shared/store boundary validates the same canonical role-reference shape.
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| const record = await this.store.getEffectiveAuthorization(userId); |
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[deep review] A custom-role authorization is assembled from two database snapshots: assignment/suspension is read here, then grants are read in loadRolePermissions. A suspension or role replacement between those awaits can return permissions for stale state, including grants for a user who is now suspended. Resolve the user, role, suspension, and custom grants in one store query/atomic snapshot so an authorization decision is one coherent fact rather than orchestration across mutable reads.
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We are retaining the request-admission semantics intentionally: a request that was authorized at its start remains authorized if role or suspension state changes while it is in flight. The first read captures the active assignment and role used for that admission decision; current administrative writes still revalidate authority atomically.
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| const [survivorAssignment, loserAssignment] = await db.batch<{ |
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[deep review] These RBAC preconditions are outside the write batch, so they do not protect the mutation. For example, after both users are observed as active Owners, another guarded request can demote the survivor because the loser is still an active Owner; the later merge batch then deletes the loser and leaves no active Owner. Put a revalidation/marker statement inside the mutation batch, condition every merge write on that marker, and return a conflict if it was not created. The authorization store already demonstrates this atomic marker pattern; the merge should reuse the same invariant rather than implementing a preflight/write race.
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Fixed in 4866d41. The first mutation statement is now a guarded audit marker that revalidates current assignments, suspension state, and active-Owner invariants inside the batch. A failed guard violates the audit NOT NULL constraint and rolls back the batch; integration coverage simulates the post-preflight role race and verifies no merge or audit commits.
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[deep review] This directly mutates profile membership and ownership without advancing skills_catalog_state.generation. SkillProfileStore makes that generation bump part of every profile mutation because the resolver reads catalog data and profile membership separately and uses the generation as its consistency fence. The merge can therefore let a resolver accept mixed pre/post-merge state. Add the generation update to this same batch whenever profiles/items can change, or route this through a canonical merge primitive owned by the skill-profile layer.
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Fixed in 4866d41. The merge advances skills_catalog_state.generation in the same batch before profile membership/ownership changes, and both preview and execution counts cover the fence update.
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[deep review] This expanded whole-graph inventory repoints provider authorization rows but still omits model_provider_accounts.created_by/updated_by and model_provider_account_defaults.created_by/updated_by. Their foreign keys use ON DELETE SET NULL, so deleting the loser silently erases attribution instead of converging it onto the survivor. Repoint all four exact-value columns and cover them in the integration test. More broadly, the hand-maintained generic table list is now hiding ownership semantics; keep a canonical documented inventory of every user reference so adding a table cannot silently make mergeUsers incomplete.
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Fixed in 4866d41. FINAL_REPOINT_OPERATIONS now explicitly inventories and repoints all four provider-account/default attribution fields before deletion, alongside the managed-skill attribution references. Integration coverage verifies the canonical actor IDs and preview/execution count parity.
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[deep review] The execution response already contains an audit-ID-bound postcondition, but it is discarded here and success is inferred from a separate preflight at line 266. State can change between those calls, producing false success or false failure, and the extra round trip adds orchestration without adding evidence. Parse this execution response and require its own postcondition to be executed (or an explicitly accepted no-op), then remove the trailing preflight. Injecting the Wrangler runner would also let the workflow itself, rather than only generated SQL, be tested.
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Fixed in 4866d41. The trailing preflight was removed; success now comes only from the audit-ID-bound postcondition returned by the execution itself. Injectable-runner tests cover successful execution and a concurrent winner.
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[deep review] A missing role is folded into resourceCondition, so replaceMemberRole reports conflict; it never supplies options.notFound, making the service's not_found -> 404 role_not_found branch unreachable. This outcome abstraction currently advertises behavior the SQL cannot produce. Pass a dedicated absent-role condition into mutationConditions, or delete the dead outcome/mapping if conflict is the intended contract. Please add real-D1 coverage here: the canned batch-result unit test cannot detect this classification or SQL binding/guard errors.
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Fixed in 4866d41. The mutation SQL now has explicit ordered role/member absence conditions instead of folding them into conflict, and real-D1 integration tests cover the SQL classification and service mappings.
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packages/control-plane/src/db/user-merge.ts (1)
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auditEventsCreatedfrom an explicit value, not theuserscount.The preview reuses the
usersrow-existence result forauditEventsCreated. The value is correct today becausemergeUsersreturns early when the loser row is absent, so the count is always 1. The coupling is implicit. A later change to the audit statement will not be reflected here, and dry-run parity will drift silently.♻️ Proposed clarification
- auditEventsCreated: count(users), + // Exactly one audit row is inserted per executed merge; the loser row is + // guaranteed to exist because mergeUsers returns early otherwise. + auditEventsCreated: 1,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/db/authorization-store.ts`:
- Around line 218-244: Update replaceMemberRole’s mutationConditions call to
provide a notFound condition that detects when input.roleId does not exist in
roles, so unknown roles produce the existing role_not_found 404 path instead of
conflict. Preserve the current authorization and ownership conditions.
In `@terraform/d1/migrations/0071_rbac_foundation.sql`:
- Around line 10-13: Add key IS NOT NULL to the is_system = 1 branch of the
roles CHECK constraint, ensuring every system role has a non-null key while
preserving the existing allowed-key validation and non-system rule.
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/db/user-merge.ts`:
- Line 441: Update the preview result’s auditEventsCreated field to use an
explicit value representing the audit event creation result, rather than
deriving it from count(users); keep it aligned with the audit statement’s actual
behavior in mergeUsers and preserve dry-run parity.
In `@scripts/bootstrap-workspace-owner.test.ts`:
- Line 2: Migrate scripts/bootstrap-workspace-owner.test.ts from node:test and
node:assert/strict to the corresponding Vitest APIs, preserving the existing
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/db/user-merge.ts`:
- Around line 322-324: Update the suspension-state validations in the user merge
flow, including both checks around the survivor/loser conflict validation and
write batch, to compare whether suspended_at is null rather than requiring
identical timestamps; add coverage for two users with different non-null
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- Line 124: Update the operation flow around executeOperation and mergeUsers to
preserve one result per SQL statement for preflight role queries instead of
mapping an aggregate remote --file result into a single entry; ensure
loserAssignment is populated and mutation counts retain each statement’s
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## Summary - make authentication and authorization policy explicit for every HTTP route - enforce active-user and permission requirements at the router boundary - map service principals to bounded permissions and propagate bot actors consistently - expose read-only RBAC role, member, and current-user authorization endpoints ## Stack 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 - control-plane unit tests: 3,377 passed - control-plane integration tests: 1,027 passed - Linear bot tests: 233 passed - Slack bot tests: 432 passed - repository 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- and permission-based access controls across control-plane routes. * Added endpoints for viewing access, roles, and workspace members. * Added service-specific permission limits and automation authorization. * Added session-target authorization and actor attribution for Linear and Slack actions. * **Bug Fixes** * Suspended workspace access is now blocked. * Actorless or unidentified service requests now fail safely. * Conflicting actor identities return a clear retryable error. * Health checks remain available when authorization data is unavailable. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
## 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 1 of 6 and targets
main.Merge order:
rbac-foundation(this PR)rbac-http-enforcementrbac-session-authorizationrbac-automation-authorizationrbac-workspace-settingsrbac-permission-aware-uiValidation
Related pull requests
#1677 -> #1676 -> #1674 -> #1678 -> #1675 -> #1673
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