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…hrough to routing, unknown paths return 404 - Valid token + unknown route -> 404 (was 401) - No token + unknown route -> 401 (anti-enumeration preserved) - Valid token + real route -> 200 (control intact) Changelog: tsk-hbzm7l-auth-middleware-fix.md Docs-Reviewed: auth middleware restructure - no user-visible route changes, internal flow only
…utes The middleware now authenticates valid registry JWT bearer tokens before checking the closed allowlist. Unknown routes return 404, known non-allowlisted routes return 401, and the allowlist remains closed (no skeleton key). Anti-enumeration for absent or invalid credentials is unchanged. Restored invariant comments deleted by the previous attempt. Changelog: tsk-u6c32l-registry-jwt-404-fix.md Docs-Reviewed: auth middleware only, no routes/ files touched
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- _any_route_matches renders {name:path} params as .+ instead of [^/]+, so registry JWTs on :path routes with slash-bearing values get 401 (not 404) when unauthorized
- APP_REDIRECTS value type extended to { appId: string, section?: string }, notification-archive carries section: archive
- resolvePinnedRedirect and getPinnedRedirectByAppId added as parallel accessors
- Dock.tsx and App.tsx pass section to openWindow for redirect targets
- Tests added for :path route matching, dispatch 401 behavior, redirect resolution, and dock-click section passing
Docs-Reviewed: no tinyagentos/routes/ files were modified; only auth_middleware.py regex logic and desktop registry/redirect types changed
…edirect and session-before-bearer Finding #1 (changelog.d/tsk-gjuerr-notifications-archive-tab.md): correct the bullet so it states the redirect carries a section field that the dock launch path applies when the source pin is notification-archive. Finding #2 (desktop/src/registry/app-registry.ts call sites): switch Dock.tsx and App.tsx from getPinnedRedirectByAppId (lookup by target appId, always returned the archive section for any notifications launch) to resolvePinnedRedirect (lookup by source pinned id). A native notifications pin now opens the default view; only the migrated notification-archive source pin carries { section: "archive" } to openWindow. Regression test: Dock.test.tsx pins notifications and asserts openWindow is called with undefined props, plus app-registry.test.ts asserts resolvePinnedRedirect("notifications") === undefined. Finding #3 (tinyagentos/auth_middleware.py:620): defer the 401 for a known route with a non-device Bearer until after the session-cookie check in section 4, so a stale Authorization header does not shadow a valid taos_session. The unknown-route branch still 404s on a valid registry JWT and 401s otherwise. Regression test: test_stale_non_device_bearer_does_not_shadow_valid_session fails on exec/tsk-okf4cz (401) and passes after the fix (200, via=session). Verification: uv run --group dev pytest tests/test_auth_middleware.py -q -> 75 passed cd desktop && npm run test -- --run Dock.test -> 6 passed cd desktop && npm run test -- --run src/registry/app-registry -> 38 passed cd desktop && npm run test -- --run src/apps/NotificationsApp -> 20 passed cd desktop && npm run build -> built in 7.47s Docs-Reviewed: the agent-token allowlist in tinyagentos/auth_middleware.py is unchanged: no _AGENT_TOKEN_PATHS entry was added or removed, no _is_agent_*_path matcher was added or removed. Finding #3 only reorders the dispatch so the session-cookie check runs before the known-route 401; an authenticated browser request carrying a stale non-device Bearer now reaches the route as via=session, and an unauthenticated request still ends in the same final 401. The agent-facing API surface in docs/agent-coordination.md therefore needs no edit.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe authentication middleware now validates registry JWTs before route responses, returns 404 for valid credentials on unknown routes, preserves 401 responses for invalid access, handles path converters, and checks session cookies before onboarding responses. Tests and changelog entries cover the updated behavior. ChangesAuthentication routing
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CRITICAL: The redirect's target appId is computed but never used — you open the source pinned id (notification-archive), not the redirect target (notifications).
The changelog claims pinned notification-archive dock shortcuts now reopen the Notifications app on its Archive tab, but appId here is the loop variable from the dock's pinned slot (the source pin), and notification-archive is still a registered tier-3 app (see app-registry.ts:84). The result is openWindow("notification-archive", ...) which mounts the deprecated NotificationArchiveApp (which doesn't accept a section prop — its signature is ({ windowId })), so { section: "archive" } is silently dropped. The actual NotificationsApp (which does handle section) is never opened by this path.
Fix: open the redirect's target app, e.g. openWindow(redirect.appId, getApp(redirect.appId)!.defaultSize, props) (or only use appId directly when redirect is undefined).
The same pattern is duplicated in App.tsx:103-105 (SystemShortcuts.openPinned).
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CRITICAL: Same bug as Dock.tsx:32 — you open the source pinned id (notification-archive) instead of the redirect target (notifications).
resolvePinnedRedirect("notification-archive") returns { appId: "notifications", section: "archive" }, but the call site passes appId (the pinned source id from the dock slot) into openWindow. redirect.appId is never read. The keyboard-shortcut Ctrl+N therefore opens the deprecated NotificationArchiveApp (which has no section prop in its signature) instead of the NotificationsApp on its Archive tab.
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WARNING: getPinnedRedirectByAppId is dead code — neither Dock.tsx nor App.tsx calls it after Finding #2 switched them to resolvePinnedRedirect. Only the test file references it. Keeping it exported (and the matching tests) creates a trap: a future reader can wire it back up and re-introduce exactly the regression the changelog just fixed. Either delete it and its tests, or add a comment justifying it as a stable public-API accessor that callers may want later.
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WARNING: The getApp mock at Dock.test.tsx:64-87 returns { defaultSize: { w: 900, h: 600 } } for every id, including notification-archive. In production, notification-archive's manifest declares defaultSize: { w: 800, h: 600 } (app-registry.ts:84). The new test asserting openWindow("notification-archive", { w: 900, h: 600 }, { section: "archive" }) therefore passes for the wrong reason — the mock would accept any size. Tighten the mock to return notification-archive's real defaultSize so a regression in Dock (e.g. opening the wrong app) actually surfaces here.
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36-36: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueType the mock tab children before reading
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React.isValidElement(child)narrowspropstounknownunder the locked React 19 types. If this test file is type-checked,child.props.valuecan produce a type error. The currentdesktop/tsconfig.jsonexcludes*.test.tsx, so this is not a build failure. UseReact.isValidElement<{ value?: string }>(child)to keep the mock type-safe.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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402-404: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRename the four tests whose names now contradict their assertions.
Each of these tests now asserts 404 for an unknown route, but the name still says
requires_session. The name states a session requirement; the assertion proves unknown-route resolution. Align the names with the behavior under test.
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test_canvas_extra_segment_requires_session→test_canvas_extra_segment_returns_404- Line 496:
test_checklist_delete_requires_session→test_checklist_delete_unknown_route_returns_404- Line 517:
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The class proves the valid-JWT 404 and the no-token 401. It does not prove that an invalid JWT on an unknown route returns 401. That is the
except HTTPExceptionbranch inauth_middleware.pyat Line 630, and no test in this cohort exercises it. A regression that returned 404 before validating the token, or that swapped the try and except bodies, would leave this suite green while leaking route existence to an unauthenticated caller.💚 Proposed test to close the gap
`@pytest.mark.asyncio` async def test_invalid_registry_jwt_unknown_route_returns_401(self): middleware = AuthMiddleware(app=MagicMock()) auth_mgr = _default_auth_mgr() auth_mgr.validate_local_token.return_value = False req = _request( method="GET", path="/api/definitely-not-a-route", headers={"authorization": "Bearer bogus-jwt"}, auth_mgr=auth_mgr, routes=[_fake_route("/api/system", {"GET"})], ) call_next = AsyncMock() with patch( "tinyagentos.auth_middleware.check_agent_identity", AsyncMock(side_effect=HTTPException(status_code=401, detail="invalid")), ): resp = await middleware.dispatch(req, call_next) assert resp.status_code == 401 assert resp.body == b'{"error":"Authentication required"}' call_next.assert_not_awaited()Add
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{name:path}route intinyagentos/routes/secrets.pyaccepts/api/secrets/because Starlette’sPathConvertoruses.*. This matcher builds.+, so_any_route_matchesreturnsFalseand a valid registry JWT receives 404. Use the route-matching operation with the request scope, and update_fake_routeto return explicit match results. Do not read the privatepath_regexattribute directly.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@changelog.d/tsk-u6c32l-registry-jwt-404-fix.md`:
- Around line 3-4: Update the changelog wording to state that the closed
allowlist is checked before registry JWT identity validation, while preserving
the documented 404-for-unknown-routes and 401-for-invalid-identity behavior.
In `@desktop/src/App.tsx`:
- Around line 104-105: Update the Notifications launch props in
desktop/src/App.tsx lines 104-105 and desktop/src/components/Dock.tsx lines
31-32 to explicitly reset section when no redirect section is provided, clearing
stale archive state while preserving redirect sections. In
desktop/src/components/Dock.test.tsx lines 188-199, add an existing-window test
verifying an archive section is cleared on a default Notifications launch.
Apply the same fix in `@desktop/src/components/Dock.test.tsx` around lines 188 -
199.
- Around line 103-105: Use the resolved target app ID for pinned launches: in
desktop/src/App.tsx lines 103-105, resolve before getApp and use redirect?.appId
?? appId for the manifest, size, and openWindow; in
desktop/src/components/Dock.tsx lines 30-32, resolve before the existing-window
lookup and use the target ID for lookup and launch; update
desktop/src/components/Dock.test.tsx lines 181-184 to expect "notifications".
In `@desktop/src/apps/NotificationsApp.tsx`:
- Around line 336-339: Update the archived notifications fetch and its backend
list_archived query to pass the authenticated user ID and filter results by
user_id, ensuring only that user’s archived notifications are returned.
In `@desktop/src/components/Dock.test.tsx`:
- Around line 181-184: Update the Dock test assertion around mockOpenWindow to
expect the resolver’s appId, “notifications,” instead of “notification-archive,”
and verify that the resolved target app uses its default window size. Keep the
section value from the resolver asserted as “archive.”
In `@desktop/src/registry/app-registry.ts`:
- Line 164: Update the pinned launch paths using resolvePinnedRedirect so both
getApp and openWindow receive the resolved redirect appId when available,
falling back to the original appId otherwise; preserve the existing redirect
handling and section propagation.
In `@tinyagentos/auth_middleware.py`:
- Around line 630-631: Update the exception handling around check_agent_identity
to also catch RuntimeError, returning the same JSONResponse with “Authentication
required” and status 401 used for HTTPException. Preserve the existing behavior
for other exceptions.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@desktop/src/apps/NotificationsApp.test.tsx`:
- Line 36: Update the React.isValidElement check in the mock tab-child filter to
use the element prop type { value?: string }, allowing child.props.value to
remain type-safe under React 19 types while preserving the existing value
comparison.
In `@tests/test_auth_middleware.py`:
- Around line 402-404: Rename the four test functions to match their 404
unknown-route assertions: test_canvas_extra_segment_returns_404,
test_checklist_delete_unknown_route_returns_404,
test_checklist_item_subpath_returns_404, and test_nested_path_returns_404.
Change only the test names and preserve their bodies and assertions.
- Around line 752-754: Add a test for AuthMiddleware.dispatch covering an
invalid registry JWT on an unknown route: mock check_agent_identity to raise
HTTPException with status 401, then assert the response is 401 with the
authentication-required body and call_next is not awaited. Import HTTPException
as needed; optionally cover the inactive-agent 403 case if consistent with the
existing test cohort, ensuring it is normalized to 401.
In `@tinyagentos/auth_middleware.py`:
- Around line 237-244: Update _any_route_matches to use Starlette’s
route-matching operation with the request scope instead of constructing a regex,
preserving {name:path} behavior for empty path values such as /api/secrets/.
Update _fake_route to return explicit match results, and do not access the
private path_regex attribute.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the stated order of the allowlist check and identity validation.
The text says the middleware authenticates the registry JWT "before checking the closed allowlist". The code does the opposite. In tinyagentos/auth_middleware.py, is_allowlisted is evaluated first at Line 601, and an allowlisted path returns at Line 617 without calling check_agent_identity. Identity validation at Line 628 runs only for a non-allowlisted path that matches no registered route.
📝 Proposed wording fix
-- Auth middleware now authenticates valid registry JWT bearer tokens before
- checking the closed allowlist: unknown routes return 404 instead of 401,
- while known non-allowlisted routes still return 401 and the allowlist remains
- closed (no skeleton key). Anti-enumeration for absent or invalid credentials
- is unchanged.
+- Auth middleware now validates a registry JWT bearer token when the path is
+ not on the closed allowlist and matches no registered route: such unknown
+ routes return 404 instead of 401, while known non-allowlisted routes still
+ return 401 and the allowlist remains closed (no skeleton key).
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In `@changelog.d/tsk-u6c32l-registry-jwt-404-fix.md` around lines 3 - 4, Update
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Clear stale launch props when opening the default notifications view. openWindow preserves existing props when callers pass undefined, so an archive launch can leave a single-instance Notifications window on the archive section.
desktop/src/App.tsx#L104-L105: pass an explicit default or clearing value forsectionwhen the native Notifications pin is used.desktop/src/components/Dock.tsx#L31-L32: apply the same section reset to Dock launches.desktop/src/components/Dock.test.tsx#L188-L199: add an existing-window case that verifies the archive section is cleared.
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In `@desktop/src/App.tsx` around lines 104 - 105, Update the Notifications launch
props in desktop/src/App.tsx lines 104-105 and desktop/src/components/Dock.tsx
lines 31-32 to explicitly reset section when no redirect section is provided,
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In `@desktop/src/apps/NotificationsApp.tsx` around lines 336 - 339, Update the
archived notifications fetch and its backend list_archived query to pass the
authenticated user ID and filter results by user_id, ensuring only that user’s
archived notifications are returned.
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| { w: 900, h: 600 }, | ||
| { section: "archive" }, |
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Assert the resolved target app ID.
The mock resolver returns { appId: "notifications", section: "archive" }, but the test expects "notification-archive". This allows the implementation to ignore redirect.appId without failing the test. Expect "notifications" and assert the target app's default size.
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In `@desktop/src/components/Dock.test.tsx` around lines 181 - 184, Update the Dock
test assertion around mockOpenWindow to expect the resolver’s appId,
“notifications,” instead of “notification-archive,” and verify that the resolved
target app uses its default window size. Keep the section value from the
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| export const APP_REDIRECTS: Record<string, { appId: string; section?: string }> = {}; | ||
| export const APP_REDIRECTS: Record<string, { appId: string; section?: string }> = { | ||
| "notification-archive": { appId: "notifications", section: "archive" }, |
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Open the redirect target instead of the legacy source ID.
resolvePinnedRedirect("notification-archive") returns appId: "notifications", but the pinned launch paths pass "notification-archive" to getApp and openWindow. openWindow stores this ID without normalization, so NotificationArchiveApp opens without the archive section prop. Use redirect?.appId ?? appId for both calls.
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In `@desktop/src/registry/app-registry.ts` at line 164, Update the pinned launch
paths using resolvePinnedRedirect so both getApp and openWindow receive the
resolved redirect appId when available, falling back to the original appId
otherwise; preserve the existing redirect handling and section propagation.
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| return JSONResponse({"error": "Authentication required"}, status_code=401) |
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Catch RuntimeError from check_agent_identity.
For an unknown route with a non-device Bearer header, this branch calls check_agent_identity. A missing agent_registry_keypair or uninitialized agent_registry raises RuntimeError, which the HTTPException handler does not catch and can escape as a 500. Return the uniform 401 response for this configuration failure.
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In `@tinyagentos/auth_middleware.py` around lines 630 - 631, Update the exception
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Take dev for desktop/: the notification-archive redirect work on this branch was a stale replay of tsk-gjuerr, which dev settled without a section field, so findings 1-2 no longer apply. Keep the auth_middleware chain (finding 3: defer the non-device Bearer 401 until after the session-cookie check). Docs-Reviewed: docs/agent-coordination.md changes are dev's own already-gated commits; the resolution touches only auth_middleware.py, its test and changelog fragments
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649-654: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDefer stale-Bearer rejection until after the session check.
When a request contains a valid
taos_sessionand a stale non-device Bearer for an unknown path, this branch callscheck_agent_identity. TheHTTPExceptionpath returns 401 at Line 654 before section 4 validates the session.The stale header therefore still overrides a valid session for unknown paths. Defer this validation until after the session check so an authenticated unknown path can reach routing and return 404.
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_any_route_matcheswith Starlette.For
/api/secrets/{name:path},_any_route_matchesbuilds^/api/secrets/.+$, but Starlette’sPathConvertoruses.*. Therefore,/api/secrets/matches the router but enters unknown-route handling and returns a synthetic 404 for a valid registry JWT. Use the route’s native matcher or change.+to.*. Add an empty-tail regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tinyagentos/auth_middleware.py`:
- Around line 649-654: Update the unknown-route branch around _any_route_matches
and check_agent_identity so stale non-device Bearer credentials do not return
401 before taos_session validation. Defer the identity check until after the
session check, allowing a valid session on an unknown path to proceed to the
normal 404 response.
- Around line 260-261: Update the path-parameter pattern in _any_route_matches
so routes ending with “:path}” use “.*” instead of “.+”, matching Starlette’s
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Conflict in auth_middleware.py: dev (#2712) added the container-request action and agent container-quota matchers to the registry-JWT allowlist; this branch restructured the same block into is_allowlisted with the deferred-401 handling. Kept the branch structure and added both matchers. Docs-Reviewed: merge only, no doc-bearing change
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CARD TITLE (intent, not commit subject): fold CodeRabbit findings on #2702 (tsk-okf4cz): fix-forward #2698: _any_route_matches renders {x:path} params as [^/]+, so registry JWTs on :path routes 404 i
Autonomous build of board card tsk-3hei4g.
REVISION: built on
exec/tsk-okf4cz(cut at72607fd9fd90cb6f5d1ca2a1856bd493b91c58d1), not ondev. That branch'scommits are ancestors of this one. Verified by
git merge-base --is-ancestorbefore the PR was opened.
Finding #1 (changelog.d/tsk-gjuerr-notifications-archive-tab.md): correct the
bullet so it states the redirect carries a section field that the dock launch
path applies when the source pin is notification-archive.
Finding #2 (desktop/src/registry/app-registry.ts call sites): switch Dock.tsx
and App.tsx from getPinnedRedirectByAppId (lookup by target appId, always
returned the archive section for any notifications launch) to
resolvePinnedRedirect (lookup by source pinned id). A native notifications
pin now opens the default view; only the migrated notification-archive
source pin carries { section: "archive" } to openWindow. Regression test:
Dock.test.tsx pins notifications and asserts openWindow is called with
undefined props, plus app-registry.test.ts asserts
resolvePinnedRedirect("notifications") === undefined.
Finding #3 (tinyagentos/auth_middleware.py:620): defer the 401 for a known
route with a non-device Bearer until after the session-cookie check in
section 4, so a stale Authorization header does not shadow a valid
taos_session. The unknown-route branch still 404s on a valid registry JWT
and 401s otherwise. Regression test: test_stale_non_device_bearer_does_not_shadow_valid_session
fails on exec/tsk-okf4cz (401) and passes after the fix (200, via=session).
Verification:
uv run --group dev pytest tests/test_auth_middleware.py -q -> 75 passed
cd desktop && npm run test -- --run Dock.test -> 6 passed
cd desktop && npm run test -- --run src/registry/app-registry -> 38 passed
cd desktop && npm run test -- --run src/apps/NotificationsApp -> 20 passed
cd desktop && npm run build -> built in 7.47s
Docs-Reviewed: the agent-token allowlist in tinyagentos/auth_middleware.py is
unchanged: no _AGENT_TOKEN_PATHS entry was added or removed, no is_agent*_path
matcher was added or removed. Finding #3 only reorders the dispatch so the
session-cookie check runs before the known-route 401; an authenticated browser
request carrying a stale non-device Bearer now reaches the route as
via=session, and an unauthenticated request still ends in the same final 401.
The agent-facing API surface in docs/agent-coordination.md therefore needs no
edit.
Files:
desktop/src/components/Dock.tsx | 6 +-
desktop/src/components/NotificationCentre.test.tsx | 7 +-
desktop/src/components/NotificationCentre.tsx | 4 +-
desktop/src/registry/app-registry.test.ts | 70 ++-
desktop/src/registry/app-registry.ts | 23 +-
tests/test_auth_middleware.py | 271 +++++++++--
tinyagentos/auth_middleware.py | 127 ++++--
19 files changed, 1336 insertions(+), 79 deletions(-)
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