feat(okta): add complete Okta identity management integration

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Summary

• Add 18 Okta Management API tools: user lifecycle (list, get, create, update, activate, deactivate, suspend, unsuspend, reset password, delete) and group management (list, get, create, update, delete, add/remove members, list members)
• Add Okta block with conditional UI fields, operation dropdown, and proper param mapping
• Add Okta icon, registry entries (tools + block), and generated docs
• All endpoints validated against official Okta Developer API documentation via Context7

Test plan

• Verify Okta block appears in the toolbar and all 18 operations are selectable
• Verify conditional fields show/hide correctly per operation
• Test List Users with search and filter params against a real Okta org
• Test user lifecycle operations (create → activate → suspend → unsuspend → deactivate → delete)
• Test group CRUD and membership operations
• Verify error handling for invalid API tokens and missing required fields

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PR Summary

Medium Risk
Introduces new Okta identity-management tooling (user lifecycle + group membership) that makes authenticated calls to a security-sensitive system; mistakes could impact account access or allow unsafe outbound requests (partly mitigated by Okta domain validation).

Overview
Adds an Okta integration end-to-end: 18 new Okta Management API tools (users, groups, membership, lifecycle actions), a new OktaBlock with conditional fields and param mapping, and registration in the block/tool registries.

Updates docs and UI metadata: generates new okta.mdx/workday.mdx, adds OktaIcon and WorkdayIcon and wires them into icon mappings and meta.json, and expands the Ashby docs + landing-page metadata (new operations + updated output field names).

Extends landing-page integrations.json/icon mapping to include new integrations for okta and workday, and also adds box and docusign entries (metadata/icon wiring only in this PR).

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This PR adds a complete Okta identity management integration with 18 tools covering full user lifecycle (list, get, create, update, activate, deactivate, suspend, unsuspend, reset password, delete) and group management (list, get, create, update, delete, add/remove members, list members). It also ships the corresponding block, icon, registry entries, and docs. Additionally, the PR includes landing-page/doc stubs for Workday, Box, and DocuSign (without block implementations) and expands the Ashby docs.

• The previously-reported issues (SSRF via unvalidated domain, unguarded response.json() before ok check, inconsistent sendEmail handling) have all been addressed: validateOktaDomain() enforces an allowlist regex, all 9 affected tools now check response.ok first with try/catch on the error body, and deactivate_user/delete_user use the explicit === true pattern.
• Limit default mismatch: list_groups.ts documents "default: 10000" and list_group_members.ts documents "default: 1000", but neither enforces those defaults in the URL construction — Okta's own page default (200) applies when no limit param is passed. list_users.ts is correct because its documented default (200) coincidentally matches Okta's default.
• okta_update_user sends { profile: {} } to Okta when no profile fields are provided, resulting in a valid but no-op network request.
• Workday, Box, and DocuSign entries are added to the integrations landing page and docs without corresponding block/tool implementations in this PR — these appear to be pre-announcement stubs.

Confidence Score: 4/5

• Safe to merge with minor fixes; the security issues from earlier rounds are resolved and the new issues are documentation/behavioral mismatches, not correctness bugs.
• The integration is well-structured and the critical security fixes (SSRF, JSON parse, sendEmail consistency) from previous review rounds are properly applied. The remaining issues are the limit-default mismatch (which causes unexpected truncation for large Okta orgs) and an empty-profile no-op edge case. Neither is a data-integrity or security risk, but the limit mismatch could confuse users of large orgs.
• apps/sim/tools/okta/list_groups.ts and apps/sim/tools/okta/list_group_members.ts need their documented defaults either enforced in code or corrected to reflect Okta's actual per-page default.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
apps/sim/tools/okta/types.ts	Defines all Okta types, interfaces, and the SSRF-protective validateOktaDomain() with a well-scoped regex allowing only known Okta domain suffixes. Clean and comprehensive.
apps/sim/tools/okta/list_groups.ts	Implements group listing with search/filter support. Issue: documented default limit of 10000 is not enforced in code — when no limit is provided, Okta's own per-page default (200) applies instead.
apps/sim/tools/okta/list_group_members.ts	Implements group member listing. Same default-limit discrepancy as list_groups.ts: documents "default: 1000" but omits the limit param from requests when not provided, leaving Okta to apply its own default of 200.
apps/sim/tools/okta/list_users.ts	Implements user listing with search/filter/limit support. Response handling and domain validation are correct; documented default of 200 matches Okta's own default, so no discrepancy here.
apps/sim/tools/okta/update_user.ts	Implements partial user profile update via POST. Correctly only sends changed fields. Minor: no guard against empty-profile submissions (sends { profile: {} } which is a valid but no-op request).
apps/sim/tools/okta/create_user.ts	Correctly builds user creation request with profile and optional credential fields. Password visibility is user-only. Domain is validated. Response transformation is solid.
apps/sim/blocks/blocks/okta.ts	Well-structured block definition with all 18 operations, proper conditional UI field visibility, and correct mapping of UI-specific field names (groupName→name, groupDescription→description) to tool param names.
apps/sim/tools/okta/activate_user.ts	Correctly handles the Okta activation endpoint. Empty response body (when sendEmail=true) is handled with try/catch. activationUrl/activationToken are parsed defensively.
apps/sim/tools/okta/deactivate_user.ts	Uses explicit sendEmail boolean pattern (sendEmail === true) as required by previous review fix. Domain validation applied. Clean and correct.
apps/sim/tools/registry.ts	All 18 Okta tools correctly registered in alphabetical position.
apps/sim/app/(landing)/integrations/data/integrations.json	Okta entry correctly added with 18 operations listed. Also adds Workday, Box, and DocuSign landing-page entries without corresponding block/tool implementations in this PR — these appear to be pre-announcement stubs.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
participant User as User / LLM
participant Block as Okta Block<br/>(okta.ts)
participant Registry as Tool Registry
participant Tool as Okta Tool<br/>(e.g. list_users.ts)
participant Validator as validateOktaDomain()
participant OktaAPI as Okta API<br/>(your-org.okta.com)
User->>Block: Select operation + enter apiKey, domain, params
Block->>Registry: config.tool(params) → tool id
Block->>Registry: config.params(params) → mapped params
Registry->>Tool: execute(params)
Tool->>Validator: validateOktaDomain(params.domain)
alt Domain fails regex
Validator-->>Tool: throw Error("Invalid Okta domain")
Tool-->>User: Error: invalid domain
else Domain is valid
Validator-->>Tool: sanitized domain string
Tool->>OktaAPI: SSWS ${apiKey} authenticated request
alt HTTP error (4xx/5xx)
OktaAPI-->>Tool: error response
Tool->>Tool: try response.json() for OktaApiError
Tool-->>User: throw Error(errorSummary)
else HTTP 200 / 204
OktaAPI-->>Tool: JSON or empty body
Tool->>Tool: transform response → typed output
Tool-->>User: success: true + output fields
end
end

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Bugbot Autofix prepared a fix for the issue found in the latest run.

• ✅ Fixed: Domain validation missing whitespace trimming causes confusing errors
  • Added .trim() to validateOktaDomain function to remove leading and trailing whitespace before domain validation.

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diff --git a/apps/sim/tools/okta/types.ts b/apps/sim/tools/okta/types.ts--- a/apps/sim/tools/okta/types.ts+++ b/apps/sim/tools/okta/types.ts@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
* Ensures the domain matches a known Okta domain suffix.
*/
export function validateOktaDomain(rawDomain: string): string {
- const domain = rawDomain.replace(/^https?:\/\//, '').replace(/\/$/, '')+ const domain = rawDomain.trim().replace(/^https?:\/\//, '').replace(/\/$/, '')
if (!OKTA_DOMAIN_PATTERN.test(domain)) {
throw new Error(
`Invalid Okta domain: "${domain}". Must be a valid Okta domain (e.g., dev-123456.okta.com)`

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