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AIT-525: refuse silent workspace switches on org-fixed credentials - #77
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI now supports organization-bound agent credentials. Login accepts an organization ID, stores organization metadata, reports available organizations, and blocks incompatible workspace switches before token rescoping or configuration updates. ChangesOrganization-bound credential access
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk:🟠 High · up to The change can revoke an active workspace credential even when a requested switch is rejected, disrupting running clients, and its OTP continuation can omit the requested organization and bind the credential incorrectly. These concrete correctness and availability risks should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant LoginCLI
participant AgentAuthAPI
participant Secrets
participant WorkspaceCLI
User->>LoginCLI: Provide email and --org
LoginCLI->>AgentAuthAPI: Complete claim with organizationPublicId
AgentAuthAPI-->>LoginCLI: Return organization-bound credential
LoginCLI->>Secrets: Persist orgPublicId
User->>WorkspaceCLI: Switch workspace
WorkspaceCLI->>Secrets: Read credential organization
WorkspaceCLI->>WorkspaceCLI: Validate target workspace organization
WorkspaceCLI-->>User: Reject mismatch or continue rescoping
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…happened An --email login stores an org-fixed credential with no refresh token, so rescopeWorkspaceToken is a no-op for it. 'workspace use' called that no-op, wrote the config and printed 'Active workspace: X' while the token stayed in its original org — every later command then 403'd claiming the user was not a workspace admin. The switch is now refused up front, naming both orgs and the command that fixes it, and the config is left untouched. Adds 'login --email --org <org_id>' to pick the organization the credential binds to, prints which org it bound to plus the alternatives, and maps the new WORKSPACE_ORG_MISMATCH 403 to a CLI-specific remedy for credentials minted before this change.
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584-584: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep
--orgin the step-2 command.When a caller starts
login --email ... --org org_x --json, this command omits--org. Following it completes the claim without the requested organization. The server can then bind the credential to its default organization, and the user must repeat the OTP login to correct it.Proposed fix
- next: 'login --email <e> --registration-id <id> --otp <code>',+ next: `login --email <e> --registration-id <id> --otp <code>${+ opts.organizationPublicId ? ` --org ${opts.organizationPublicId}` : ''+ }`,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/commands/workspace.ts`:
- Line 168: Move assertCredentialCanReach(workspace) ahead of
revokePreviousMcpCredential() in the workspace-switch flow, ensuring
cross-organization validation completes before any active credential is revoked.
Add a regression assertion that revokePreviousMcpCredential is not called when
validation rejects.
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In `@src/auth/login.ts`:
- Line 584: Update the step-2 login command represented by the next value to
retain the original organization argument, including --org <org> alongside
the email, registration ID, and OTP placeholders, so OTP continuation preserves
the caller’s requested organization.
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| const { revokePreviousMcpCredential } = await import('../auth/mcp-credential.js'); | ||
| await revokePreviousMcpCredential(); | ||
| await assertCredentialCanReach(workspace); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Validate organization access before revoking the current MCP credential.
revokePreviousMcpCredential() runs before Line 168. When assertCredentialCanReach() rejects a cross-organization switch, it revokes the credential for the still-active workspace. A running MCP client can then lose access even though the switch failed.
Move this validation before revokePreviousMcpCredential(). Add a regression assertion that the revoke function is not called on this failure path.
Proposed fix
+ await assertCredentialCanReach(workspace);+
const { revokePreviousMcpCredential } = await import('../auth/mcp-credential.js');
await revokePreviousMcpCredential();
- await assertCredentialCanReach(workspace);
await rescopeWorkspaceToken(workspace.id);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/commands/workspace.ts` at line 168, Move
assertCredentialCanReach(workspace) ahead of revokePreviousMcpCredential() in
the workspace-switch flow, ensuring cross-organization validation completes
before any active credential is revoked. Add a regression assertion that
revokePreviousMcpCredential is not called when validation rejects.
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| otp: opts.otp, | ||
| registrationId: opts.registrationId, | ||
| scopes: opts.scope, | ||
| organizationPublicId: opts.org, |
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When login --email ... --org ... --json runs step 1, runAgentClaimLogin returns after printing the registration ID, before organizationPublicId is sent to completeClaim; the printed next command also omits --org. Consequently, a script following the documented two-step flow silently completes against the server-selected default organization and receives an irreversible org-locked credential for the wrong org unless it independently knows to repeat the flag. Include the selected org in the step-1 continuation data/command or otherwise persist it across the split.
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| const { revokePreviousMcpCredential } = await import('../auth/mcp-credential.js'); | ||
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When an org-fixed credential targets a workspace in another organization, this assertion runs only after revokePreviousMcpCredential(), which sweeps server-side credentials and deletes the locally cached MCP credential. The command then throws without switching, so a rejected operation can still disrupt agents using the current workspace. Run the reachability assertion before any credential revocation.
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Fixes AIT-525 (CLI half; backend half is hookmyapp/hookmyapp#281).
What
workspace use(andcustomers use) now refuse a switch the credential can never make: an--email-minted credential is org-fixed (no refresh token, rescope is a no-op), and switching to a workspace in another org used to write the config and print success while the token stayed put — every later command then 403'd with the role message. The refusal names both orgs and the exact command to run, and leaves the config untouched.login --emailgains--org <org_id>to pick the organization the credential binds to; the success line now names the bound org and lists the account's other orgs.--jsonoutput gainsorganizationPublicId+organizations(additive).WORKSPACE_ORG_MISMATCH403s (new backend code) map to a CLI-specific remedy, covering credentials minted before this change (they carry no stored org).orgjoins the local publicId prefix list (mirrors @hookmyapp/shared).Compatibility
Default
login --emailbehavior is unchanged (server still binds the oldest org when--orgis absent), so the agent paste-install flow is untouched. Old backends silently strip the new field (global ValidationPipe whitelist).Tests
1255/1255 green, tsc clean. New test: org-locked credential switching cross-org throws, skips rescope, persists nothing.
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