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RelayAuth becomes the credential authority for relaycast (model B — remote issuance). This adds a /v1/relaycast route group that mints ar_ws_ credentials and serves the credential tags relaycast needs to verify them.
Vendored ar_ codec + snowflake ID generation — no relaycast dependency.
Keyring env: RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_CREDENTIAL_KEYRING (active + retired keys for tag verification).
Push envs: RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_URL + RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_INTERNAL_SECRET / RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_INTERNAL_SECRET_FILE — newly issued keys are pushed to relaycast's /internal key ingestion.
RelayAuth becomes the credential authority for relaycast (model B): it
holds the ar_ credential tag keyring, mints ar_ws_ workspace keys, and
pushes them into relaycast's caller-minted POST
/internal/workspaces/:id/api-key contract.
- lib/credential-keyring.ts vendors the ar_ codec (base62, crc32,
keyring parse, HMAC tag signer) from @relaycast/types and
@relaycast/engine; golden vectors pin it to the upstream byte format.
- lib/snowflake.ts vendors relaycast's generator (same epoch/layout) for
server-allocated workspace ids.
- lib/relaycast.ts resolves the three new bindings fail-closed, defines
the injectable RelaycastWorkspaceKeyPusher boundary, and ships the
fetch implementation that maps relaycast's error envelope.
- routes/relaycast.ts adds three scoped routes behind
relayauth:relaycast:manage:* (the design's admin:* is not a valid
scope action under the sdk parser; manage is the equivalent verb):
POST /v1/relaycast/workspaces mint + push at generation 1
GET /v1/relaycast/credential-tags/:id all keyring tags, immutable
POST /v1/relaycast/workspaces/:id/api-key rotate at caller generation
- server.ts mounts apiKeyAuth + routes, reads the new env bindings
(with _FILE variants), asserts config at boot, and seeds
RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_SERVICE_API_KEY through the bootstrap-key path.
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- Around line 176-179: Update the credential-tags route documentation to show
the response envelope returned by the handler: `{ "ok": true, "data": {
"workspace_id", "tags" } }`. Keep the existing description of tag ordering and
cache behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts:
- Around line 75-78: Update CREDENTIAL_TAGS_CACHE_CONTROL used by the
authenticated relaycast response to use private caching with a shorter max-age,
and remove immutable so keyring rotation can become visible after the cache
expires. Preserve the existing response flow in the route.
- Around line 100-101: Update the key_generation validation around keyGeneration
to check that its value is a number before applying Number.isSafeInteger and the
minimum-value check; preserve the early return so TypeScript narrows
keyGeneration to number for its later use.
- Around line 72-74: Validate the value returned by decodeArWorkspaceSegment
before passing it to createCredentialTagSigner(...).tags; if it exceeds the
supported 64-bit workspace ID range, return a 400 invalid_request response
instead of allowing signing to throw.
Walkthrough
RelayAuth adds optional Relaycast credential issuance. The change includes credential encoding and signing, Snowflake ID generation, Relaycast configuration and key pushing, three authenticated routes, server bootstrap provisioning, tests, and self-hosting documentation.
Changes: Relaycast credential issuance
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Summary
Credential encoding and ID generation packages/server/src/lib/credential-keyring.ts, packages/server/src/lib/snowflake.ts, packages/server/src/__tests__/credential-keyring.test.ts
Adds workspace credential encoding, keyring parsing, tag signing and verification, key minting, and Snowflake ID generation. Tests cover valid and invalid inputs, golden values, key verification, and rotation.
Relaycast configuration and key pushing packages/server/src/lib/relaycast.ts, packages/server/src/env.ts, packages/server/src/server.ts, packages/server/src/__tests__/test-helpers.ts
Adds optional Relaycast settings, configuration validation, and an HTTP key pusher. Server startup validates configuration and can provision a scoped Relaycast service key. App and test setup accept an injected key pusher.
Issuance routes and request validation packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts, packages/server/src/server.ts, packages/server/src/__tests__/relaycast-routes.test.ts, docs/self-hosting.md
Mounts authenticated routes for workspace creation, credential-tag retrieval, and API-key rotation. Tests cover authorization, configuration, inputs, push results, and stale generations. Documentation describes setup and route behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant RelaycastRouter
participant CredentialTagSigner
participant RelaycastKeyPusher
participant RelaycastInternalAPI
Client->>RelaycastRouter: Submit workspace creation or key rotation
RelaycastRouter->>CredentialTagSigner: Mint workspace credential
RelaycastRouter->>RelaycastKeyPusher: Push API key and generation
RelaycastKeyPusher->>RelaycastInternalAPI: POST workspace key request
RelaycastInternalAPI-->>RelaycastKeyPusher: Return push result
RelaycastKeyPusher-->>RelaycastRouter: Return workspace ID and generation
RelaycastRouter-->>Client: Return key and push result
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Possibly related PRs
AgentWorkforce/relayauth#107: Adds the self-host startup and bootstrap API-key foundation extended here for Relaycast.
AgentWorkforce/relayauth#116: Adds scoped bootstrap-key provisioning that this change uses for the Relaycast service key.
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The server package does not compile as submitted, so CI and builds fail until the key_generation type check is fixed. The credential-tags route also returns a 500 for malformed workspace segments, and its cache header may be broader than intended. All of these are small fixes; make them before merging.
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🔴 New credentials fail behind cached tags
After keyring rotation, Cache-Control: immutable keeps the old tag list for a year. Newly minted credentials use the new version, so cached tag lookups reject them.
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The credential-tags endpoint returns a versioned list derived from the configured keyring. Adding a new current keyring version changes that list even when old versions remain valid. A cache that honors immutable can serve its previously stored response for a year, including when the consumer refetches after seeing an unknown tag. Newly minted credentials then have no matching tag in that response and cannot authenticate.
Example: The cache holds workspace 42's tag list [aTag]. After version b becomes current, RelayAuth mints a key with bTag; the cache still returns [aTag] rather than the new [bTag, aTag].
Recommended fix: Do not mark tag lists immutable across keyring changes. Use a bounded cache lifetime with revalidation or a cache key that incorporates a keyring version, and ensure relaycast can bypass stale entries when an unknown tag appears.
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When relaycast returns HTTP 200 with malformed JSON, pushWorkspaceKey substitutes the requested workspace and generation. The issuance route then returns a key without confirming relaycast registered it.
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The route returns a newly minted secret only after pushWorkspaceKey reports success. The pusher discards JSON parsing errors and treats a 2xx response with no usable data as a successful push, filling missing fields from its own request. A transient malformed upstream reply thus becomes a successful issuance response without a verified workspace or generation.
Example: Relaycast or its proxy responds 200 OK with an empty body. response.json() fails; the pusher returns the input generation and workspace as if the response confirmed the push.
Recommended fix: Validate the successful response envelope and required result fields before returning from pushWorkspaceKey; emit a typed upstream error for an invalid body.
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🟡 Invalid tag lookup returns server error
For an eleven-character base62 segment above the 64-bit limit, isArWorkspaceSegment accepts the value. The signer rejects its decoded ID, turning an invalid lookup into HTTP 500.
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The tag route first checks that the segment contains exactly eleven base62 characters. That shape does not ensure its decoded number fits a 64-bit snowflake. encodeArWorkspaceId enforces that limit when the signer computes tags, throwing an unhandled error for an otherwise well-formed route parameter.
Example: Request /v1/relaycast/credential-tags/zzzzzzzzzzz with valid admin credentials. The parameter passes the shape check, but its decoded value exceeds 18446744073709551615 and the request returns 500 rather than 400.
Recommended fix: Check the decoded ID with isArWorkspaceId before calling tags, and reject out-of-range segments with 400.
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🟥 Admin grants can seize other workspaces
An admin with * can call authorize for any workspace ID. No tenant check binds that ID to the caller, so rotation returns a live key for another organization's workspace.
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🟥 Plain HTTP exposes relaycast credentials
With an http:// relaycast URL, pushWorkspaceKey sends the newly minted key and internal bearer in plaintext. Anyone on that network path can capture both credentials.
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Allow cached tag lists to refresh after keyring rotation
When a workspace's tags have been cached before a keyring rotation, adding a new version changes this endpoint's response at the same URL. Advertising it as publicly cacheable and immutable for a year lets an HTTP cache serve the old list even when a consumer refetches after encountering a new tag, preventing verification of newly issued credentials. Appending versions preserves old tags but does not make the complete list immutable; require revalidation or version the cache URL.
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Validate the push acknowledgment before returning a credential
If the configured upstream returns HTTP 200 with HTML or an unrelated JSON response—for example, when a reverse proxy routes the internal path to a fallback handler—the JSON parsing failure is swallowed and these defaults turn it into a successful push. mintAndPush then returns a fresh credential and generation even though relaycast has not acknowledged installing the key, leaving the caller with an unusable credential. Validate the acknowledgment's workspace and generation, and return a 502 for malformed or mismatched responses instead of synthesizing success.
### Issue 1
packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts:123-128
`authorize` accepts ordinary org-admin grants such as `relayauth:*:manage:*`, but the rotation route can replace keys for any Relaycast workspace. It never checks who owns the workspace, and the push uses the server's shared internal secret. An admin from one org can supply another org's workspace ID and a higher generation to obtain its new key.
Restrict this global capability to a dedicated service key. Also protect it from delegation through ordinary admin grants, as the existing broker scopes do.
**How this was verified:** The scope matcher accepts broad org-admin grants, while the rotation route passes the caller's workspace ID to the internal API without checking ownership.
### Issue 2
packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts:35
If a shared HTTP cache holds the tag list before a keyring rotation, this header lets it return that old list for a year. A refetch for an unknown tag can receive the same cached response without reaching RelayAuth. Newly minted keys then carry a tag missing from the list and fail verification.
The list changes when a keyring version is added. Use a short cache lifetime or require rechecking the response instead of marking this URL immutable.
### Issue 3
packages/server/src/lib/relaycast.ts:181-185
`createRelaycastKeyPusher` accepts any successful HTTP status unless the body explicitly says `ok: false`. An empty response, an HTML page, or `{ ok: true }` passes, and the workspace and generation are filled in from the request. If a bad URL or changed upstream response produces one of these answers, callers can receive a key that was never installed.
Check the response fields before reporting success, and test malformed responses through `fetchImpl`.
### Issue 4
packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts:72-74
The segment check accepts every 11-character base62 value, including `zzzzzzzzzzz`, which exceeds the 64-bit workspace limit. Decoding succeeds, but `tags()` calls `encodeArWorkspaceId` and throws. The caller gets a 500 instead of a useful 400 input error.
Check the decoded value with `isArWorkspaceId` before signing, and add an overflow case to the route tests.
```suggestion const workspaceId = decodeArWorkspaceSegment(segment); if (!isArWorkspaceId(workspaceId)) { return c.json({ error: "workspace id must be a 64-bit snowflake", code: "invalid_request" }, 400); } const tags = await createCredentialTagSigner(config.keyring).tags(workspaceId);```---
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Summary
Adds Relaycast workspace-key issuance to RelayAuth.
RelayAuth creates relaycast workspaces and returns their first API key.
Relaycast can fetch every credential tag for a workspace.
RelayAuth rotates relaycast workspace keys by generation.
Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Auth as RelayAuth
participant Engine as Relaycast
Caller->>Auth: Create workspace or rotate key
Auth->>Auth: Check scope and mint ar_ws_ key
Auth->>Engine: Push key with internal secret
Engine-->>Auth: Workspace and generation
Auth-->>Caller: Newly minted key
Engine->>Auth: Request workspace credential tags
Auth-->>Engine: Keyring tags
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Admins can replace others' keys
authorize accepts ordinary org-admin grants such as relayauth:*:manage:*, but the rotation route can replace keys for any Relaycast workspace. It never checks who owns the workspace, and the push uses the server's shared internal secret. An admin from one org can supply another org's workspace ID and a higher generation to obtain its new key.
Restrict this global capability to a dedicated service key. Also protect it from delegation through ordinary admin grants, as the existing broker scopes do.
How this was verified: The scope matcher accepts broad org-admin grants, while the rotation route passes the caller's workspace ID to the internal API without checking ownership.
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Path: packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts
Line: 123-128
Comment:
**Admins can replace others' keys**`authorize` accepts ordinary org-admin grants such as `relayauth:*:manage:*`, but the rotation route can replace keys for any Relaycast workspace. It never checks who owns the workspace, and the push uses the server's shared internal secret. An admin from one org can supply another org's workspace ID and a higher generation to obtain its new key.
Restrict this global capability to a dedicated service key. Also protect it from delegation through ordinary admin grants, as the existing broker scopes do.
**How this was verified:** The scope matcher accepts broad org-admin grants, while the rotation route passes the caller's workspace ID to the internal API without checking ownership.
**Knowledge Base Used:**-[Server API composition](https://app.greptile.com/-/switch-tenant?tenant=agent-relay&next=%2Fcustom-context%2Fknowledge-base%2Fagentworkforce%2Frelayauth%2F-%2Fdocs%2Fserver-api-composition.md)-[Authorization scopes and permissions](https://app.greptile.com/-/switch-tenant?tenant=agent-relay&next=%2Fcustom-context%2Fknowledge-base%2Fagentworkforce%2Frelayauth%2F-%2Fdocs%2Fauthorization-scopes-and-permissions.md)---
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Cached tags reject new keys
If a shared HTTP cache holds the tag list before a keyring rotation, this header lets it return that old list for a year. A refetch for an unknown tag can receive the same cached response without reaching RelayAuth. Newly minted keys then carry a tag missing from the list and fail verification.
The list changes when a keyring version is added. Use a short cache lifetime or require rechecking the response instead of marking this URL immutable.
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Path: packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts
Line: 35
Comment:
**Cached tags reject new keys**
If a shared HTTP cache holds the tag list before a keyring rotation, this header lets it return that old list for a year. A refetch for an unknown tag can receive the same cached response without reaching RelayAuth. Newly minted keys then carry a tag missing from the list and fail verification.
The list changes when a keyring version is added. Use a short cache lifetime or require rechecking the response instead of marking this URL immutable.
---
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Bad responses look successful
createRelaycastKeyPusher accepts any successful HTTP status unless the body explicitly says ok: false. An empty response, an HTML page, or { ok: true } passes, and the workspace and generation are filled in from the request. If a bad URL or changed upstream response produces one of these answers, callers can receive a key that was never installed.
Check the response fields before reporting success, and test malformed responses through fetchImpl.
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Path: packages/server/src/lib/relaycast.ts
Line: 181-185
Comment:
**Bad responses look successful**`createRelaycastKeyPusher` accepts any successful HTTP status unless the body explicitly says `ok: false`. An empty response, an HTML page, or `{ ok: true }` passes, and the workspace and generation are filled in from the request. If a bad URL or changed upstream response produces one of these answers, callers can receive a key that was never installed.
Check the response fields before reporting success, and test malformed responses through `fetchImpl`.
---
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Invalid segments cause server errors
The segment check accepts every 11-character base62 value, including zzzzzzzzzzz, which exceeds the 64-bit workspace limit. Decoding succeeds, but tags() calls encodeArWorkspaceId and throws. The caller gets a 500 instead of a useful 400 input error.
Check the decoded value with isArWorkspaceId before signing, and add an overflow case to the route tests.
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Path: packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts
Line: 72-74
Comment:
**Invalid segments cause server errors**
The segment check accepts every 11-character base62 value, including `zzzzzzzzzzz`, which exceeds the 64-bit workspace limit. Decoding succeeds, but `tags()` calls `encodeArWorkspaceId` and throws. The caller gets a 500 instead of a useful 400 input error.
Check the decoded value with `isArWorkspaceId` before signing, and add an overflow case to the route tests.
```suggestion const workspaceId = decodeArWorkspaceSegment(segment); if (!isArWorkspaceId(workspaceId)) { return c.json({ error: "workspace id must be a 64-bit snowflake", code: "invalid_request" }, 400); } const tags = await createCredentialTagSigner(config.keyring).tags(workspaceId);```---
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Correct the documented response shape of the credential-tags route.
The docs say the route answers { "workspace_id", "tags" }. The handler in packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts returns { ok: true, data: { workspace_id, tags } }. The route test asserts the same envelope. Integrators who follow the docs will read the wrong fields.
📝 Proposed fix
--- "a/docs/self-hosting.md"+++ "b/docs/self-hosting.md"@@ -173,9 +173,9 @@
an `ar_ws_` key, pushes it at `key_generation: 1`, and answers
`{ "workspace_id", "api_key", "api_key_generation" }` — the key is revealed
in this response only and is never stored.
-- `GET /v1/relaycast/credential-tags/:workspaceId` — answers- `{ "workspace_id", "tags" }`: every tag the keyring signs for the workspace,- the current version first. Responses are `Cache-Control: immutable`; a tag+- `GET /v1/relaycast/credential-tags/:workspaceId` — answers+ `{ "ok": true, "data": { "workspace_id", "tags" } }`: every tag the keyring signs for the workspace,+ the current version first. `:workspaceId` is the 11-character base62 workspace segment, not the snowflake. Responses are `Cache-Control: immutable`; a tag
list stays correct because rotation only appends keyring versions.
- `POST /v1/relaycast/workspaces/:id/api-key` — rotates. Body
`{ "key_generation": N, "grace_ms": ... }` pushes a freshly minted `ar_ws_`
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`{ "ok": true, "data": { "workspace_id", "tags" } }`: every tag the keyring signs for the workspace,
the current version first. `:workspaceId` is the 11-character base62 workspace segment, not the snowflake. Responses are `Cache-Control: immutable`; a tag
list stays correct because rotation only appends keyring versions.
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Review comment at @docs/self-hosting.md around lines 176 - 179:
Update the credential-tags route documentation to show the response envelope
returned by the handler: `{ "ok": true, "data": { "workspace_id", "tags" } }`.
Keep the existing description of tag ordering and cache behavior unchanged.
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Return 400 when the decoded workspace segment exceeds 64 bits.
isArWorkspaceSegment accepts any 11 base62 characters. 62^11 is greater than 2^64, so a segment such as zzzzzzzzzzz decodes to a value above MAX_SNOWFLAKE. tags() then calls encodeArWorkspaceId, which throws. The throw is not caught, so an authenticated caller gets a 500 internal_error instead of a 400.
Validate the decoded value before signing.
🛡️ Proposed fix
--- "a/packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts"+++ "b/packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts"@@ -69,7 +69,10 @@
if (!isArWorkspaceSegment(segment)) {
return c.json({ error: "workspace id must be an 11-character base62 segment", code: "invalid_request" }, 400);
}
const workspaceId = decodeArWorkspaceSegment(segment);
+ if (!isArWorkspaceId(workspaceId)) {+ return c.json({ error: "workspace id must be a 64-bit snowflake", code: "invalid_request" }, 400);+ }
const tags = await createCredentialTagSigner(config.keyring).tags(workspaceId);
// Tags are pure routing data derived from the keyring: a cached list stays
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Validate the value returned by decodeArWorkspaceSegment before passing it to
createCredentialTagSigner(...).tags; if it exceeds the supported 64-bit
workspace ID range, return a 400 invalid_request response instead of allowing
signing to throw.
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Narrow the cache policy for this authenticated response.
The endpoint requires x-api-key, but the response uses public, max-age=31536000, immutable. A shared cache can store and replay it. The tag list is also not immutable. Keyring rotation prepends a new current tag. A cache that honors this header serves the old list for up to a year. A client that refetches after seeing an unknown tag gets the same cached list.
Use private and a shorter max-age. Remove immutable. Alternatively, confirm that the relaycast tagger never relies on a refetch to see new tags.
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Review comment at @packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts around lines 75 - 78:
Update CREDENTIAL_TAGS_CACHE_CONTROL used by the authenticated relaycast
response to use private caching with a shorter max-age, and remove immutable so
keyring rotation can become visible after the cache expires. Preserve the
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Fix the key_generation type narrowing. The server build fails.
body.value is Record<string, unknown>, so keyGeneration is unknown. Number.isSafeInteger(keyGeneration) does not narrow the type. The CI log shows TS18046 at Line 101 and TS2322 at Line 116, so npm run build fails.
Add a typeof check. TypeScript then narrows keyGeneration to number after the early return. This also fixes the error at Line 116.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts"+++ "b/packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts"@@ -97,8 +97,8 @@
// Relaycast's generation CAS rejects anything that does not beat the stored
// generation, so the caller tracks generations and must state the next one.
- const keyGeneration = body.value?.key_generation;- if (!Number.isSafeInteger(keyGeneration) || keyGeneration < 1) {+ const keyGeneration = body.value?.key_generation;+ if (typeof keyGeneration !== "number" || !Number.isSafeInteger(keyGeneration) || keyGeneration < 1) {
return c.json({ error: "key_generation must be a positive integer", code: "invalid_request" }, 400);
}
const graceMs = body.value?.grace_ms;
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Review comment at @packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts around lines 100 -
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Update the key_generation validation around keyGeneration to check that its
value is a number before applying Number.isSafeInteger and the minimum-value
check; preserve the early return so TypeScript narrows keyGeneration to number
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16 issues found across 10 files
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<file name="packages/server/src/lib/credential-keyring.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/server/src/lib/credential-keyring.ts:93">
P2: `isArWorkspaceSegment` accepts 11-character base62 values that cannot represent a 64-bit snowflake, such as `zzzzzzzzzzz`. The credential-tags route then passes those values into `encodeArWorkspaceId`, so malformed authenticated requests produce a 500 instead of a 400; validate the decoded value against `MAX_SNOWFLAKE` here.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/self-hosting.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/self-hosting.md:164">
P1: This example sends newly minted `ar_ws_` credentials over plaintext HTTP. Use HTTPS or clearly require a protected encrypted service-to-service transport before deploying this configuration.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="docs/self-hosting.md:175">
P2: The key is also sent to relaycast and stored there, so “revealed in this response only and is never stored” is misleading. State that RelayAuth does not persist the key; relaycast receives and stores it.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="docs/self-hosting.md:176">
P2: Document that `:workspaceId` is the 11-character base62 workspace segment, not the decimal snowflake returned by workspace creation; otherwise the documented endpoint flow produces a 400.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="docs/self-hosting.md:177">
P2: Document the `{ ok: true, data: { workspace_id, tags } }` response envelope; the route does not return `workspace_id` and `tags` at the top level.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts:35">
P2: The credential-tag list is marked immutable for a year even though key rotation appends a new current tag. Cached relaycast taggers can miss newly minted credentials after rotation; use bounded revalidation instead of `immutable`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts:78">
P2: This scope-protected response is marked public, so a shared cache can replay credential tags to callers without `relayauth:relaycast:manage:*`. Mark the response `private` or `no-store` unless this endpoint is intentionally made public.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/server/src/routes/relaycast.ts:88">
P0: Bind the requested workspace to the caller’s authority before pushing; broad admin grants can match this scope, so an administrator can otherwise obtain another organization’s replacement key.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/server/src/__tests__/relaycast-routes.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/server/src/__tests__/relaycast-routes.test.ts:67">
P0: Reject non-HTTPS Relaycast URLs; the pusher sends both the minted API key and internal bearer over this URL, exposing them on an unencrypted network path.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/server/src/__tests__/relaycast-routes.test.ts:144">
P1: The rotation test does not verify the workspace embedded in `api_key`, so a key minted for another workspace could pass while relaycast stores it under the requested one. Parse the credential and assert its kind and workspace ID, as the creation test does.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/server/src/__tests__/relaycast-routes.test.ts:170">
P2: The second request can return a JSON error and this test still passes because `undefined` differs from the first ID. Assert a 201 response and a valid second snowflake before comparing IDs.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/server/src/lib/relaycast.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/server/src/lib/relaycast.ts:72">
P2: The boot-time check accepts URL schemes that the production fetch cannot use, allowing an invalid deployment to start and fail only on issuance. Require `http:` or `https:` URLs.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/server/src/lib/relaycast.ts:139">
P1: The default fetch mode follows redirects, so a redirect can forward the minted `api_key` to another origin. Set `redirect: "error"` for this credential-bearing internal request.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/server/src/lib/relaycast.ts:181">
P1: The pusher treats any 2xx response as a successful key install even when the body is malformed or non-JSON: parsing falls back to `undefined`, then these lines default the generation and workspace. `mintAndPush` reveals the minted key whenever the pusher resolves, so a proxy's 200 HTML or an invalid Relaycast envelope can return a key Relaycast never accepted; validate the required fields and match `workspace_id` to the requested workspace before resolving.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/server/src/server.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/server/src/server.ts:621">
P3: Invalid `RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_SERVICE_API_KEY` values report `RELAYAUTH_BOOTSTRAP_API_KEY_FILE`, sending operators to the wrong secret. Make bootstrap-key validation accept and report the actual setting name.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/server/src/lib/snowflake.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/server/src/lib/snowflake.ts:62">
P2: A clock rollback can make sequence exhaustion spin until wall time catches up. Replace the busy wait with a bounded logical timestamp advance (or another rollback-safe policy) so `generate()` cannot block the process.</violation>
</file>
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P0: Bind the requested workspace to the caller’s authority before pushing; broad admin grants can match this scope, so an administrator can otherwise obtain another organization’s replacement key.
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<comment>Bind the requested workspace to the caller’s authority before pushing; broad admin grants can match this scope, so an administrator can otherwise obtain another organization’s replacement key.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,214 @@
+ const config = relaycastConfig(c);
+ if (config instanceof Response) return config;
+
+ const workspaceId = c.req.param("id");
+ if (!isArWorkspaceId(workspaceId)) {
+ return c.json({ error: "workspace id must be a 64-bit snowflake", code: "invalid_request" }, 400);
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P0: Reject non-HTTPS Relaycast URLs; the pusher sends both the minted API key and internal bearer over this URL, exposing them on an unencrypted network path.
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<comment>Reject non-HTTPS Relaycast URLs; the pusher sends both the minted API key and internal bearer over this URL, exposing them on an unencrypted network path.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,329 @@
+test("relaycast routes reject missing and insufficient credentials", async () => {
+ const { pusher } = recordingPusher();
+ const app = createTestApp(RELAYCAST_BINDINGS, { relaycastKeyPusher: pusher });
+ try {
+ const missing = await app.request(
+ createTestRequest("POST", "/v1/relaycast/workspaces", { workspace_id: WORKSPACE_ID }),
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P1: The rotation test does not verify the workspace embedded in api_key, so a key minted for another workspace could pass while relaycast stores it under the requested one. Parse the credential and assert its kind and workspace ID, as the creation test does.
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<comment>The rotation test does not verify the workspace embedded in `api_key`, so a key minted for another workspace could pass while relaycast stores it under the requested one. Parse the credential and assert its kind and workspace ID, as the creation test does.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,329 @@
+ const parsed = parseArCredential(body.api_key);
+ assert.equal(parsed?.kind, "workspace");
+ assert.equal(parsed?.workspaceId, WORKSPACE_ID);
+ assert.equal(await signer().verify(body.api_key), true);
+
+ assert.equal(calls.length, 1);
</file context>
| `RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_CREDENTIAL_KEYRING[_FILE]` | The `ar_` tag keyring as JSON `{"current":"<version>","keys":{"<version>":"<secret>"}}`. Must match the keyring relaycast verifies with. |
| `RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_URL` | Base URL of the relaycast engine (e.g. `http://relaycast:8080`). |
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P1: This example sends newly minted ar_ws_ credentials over plaintext HTTP. Use HTTPS or clearly require a protected encrypted service-to-service transport before deploying this configuration.
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<comment>This example sends newly minted `ar_ws_` credentials over plaintext HTTP. Use HTTPS or clearly require a protected encrypted service-to-service transport before deploying this configuration.</comment>
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@@ -149,6 +149,40 @@ reload PostgREST config between each step.
+| Setting | Meaning |
+| --- | --- |
+| `RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_CREDENTIAL_KEYRING[_FILE]` | The `ar_` tag keyring as JSON `{"current":"<version>","keys":{"<version>":"<secret>"}}`. Must match the keyring relaycast verifies with. |
+| `RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_URL` | Base URL of the relaycast engine (e.g. `http://relaycast:8080`). |
+| `RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_INTERNAL_SECRET[_FILE]` | Bearer for relaycast's `/internal` admin API (its `RELAYCAST_INTERNAL_SECRET`). |
+| `RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_SERVICE_API_KEY[_FILE]` | Value of the admin API key, created at boot with only the `relayauth:relaycast:manage:*` scope. Same rules as the bootstrap key above. |
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|`RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_URL`| Base URL of the relaycast engine(e.g. `http://relaycast:8080`). |
|`RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_URL`| Base URL of the relaycast engine; use HTTPS because RelayAuth sends the newly minted `ar_ws_` key to this endpoint (e.g. `https://relaycast:8443`). |
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P1: The default fetch mode follows redirects, so a redirect can forward the minted api_key to another origin. Set redirect: "error" for this credential-bearing internal request.
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<comment>The default fetch mode follows redirects, so a redirect can forward the minted `api_key` to another origin. Set `redirect: "error"` for this credential-bearing internal request.</comment>
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+ response = await fetchImpl(
+ `${base}/internal/workspaces/${encodeURIComponent(workspaceId)}/api-key`,
+ {
+ method: "POST",
+ headers: {
+ authorization: `Bearer ${config.internalSecret}`,
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P2: The key is also sent to relaycast and stored there, so “revealed in this response only and is never stored” is misleading. State that RelayAuth does not persist the key; relaycast receives and stores it.
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<comment>The key is also sent to relaycast and stored there, so “revealed in this response only and is never stored” is misleading. State that RelayAuth does not persist the key; relaycast receives and stores it.</comment>
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@@ -149,6 +149,40 @@ reload PostgREST config between each step.
+ a caller-chosen 64-bit snowflake; omitted, RelayAuth allocates one. It mints
+ an `ar_ws_` key, pushes it at `key_generation: 1`, and answers
+ `{ "workspace_id", "api_key", "api_key_generation" }` — the key is revealed
+ in this response only and is never stored.
+- `GET /v1/relaycast/credential-tags/:workspaceId` — answers
+ `{ "workspace_id", "tags" }`: every tag the keyring signs for the workspace,
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in this response only and is never stored.
in this response only; RelayAuth does not persist it, while relaycast stores the pushed workspace key.
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P2: The boot-time check accepts URL schemes that the production fetch cannot use, allowing an invalid deployment to start and fail only on issuance. Require http: or https: URLs.
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<comment>The boot-time check accepts URL schemes that the production fetch cannot use, allowing an invalid deployment to start and fail only on issuance. Require `http:` or `https:` URLs.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,189 @@
+ );
+ }
+ try {
+ new URL(url!);
+ } catch {
+ throw new RelaycastConfigError("RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_URL is not a valid URL");
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P2: The credential-tag list is marked immutable for a year even though key rotation appends a new current tag. Cached relaycast taggers can miss newly minted credentials after rotation; use bounded revalidation instead of immutable.
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<comment>The credential-tag list is marked immutable for a year even though key rotation appends a new current tag. Cached relaycast taggers can miss newly minted credentials after rotation; use bounded revalidation instead of `immutable`.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,214 @@
+
+// Relaycast's WORKSPACE_KEY_MAX_GRACE_MS (engine tokenRotate.ts).
+const RELAYCAST_MAX_GRACE_MS = 3_600_000;
+const CREDENTIAL_TAGS_CACHE_CONTROL = "public, max-age=31536000, immutable";
+
+const relaycast = new Hono<AppEnv>();
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P2: A clock rollback can make sequence exhaustion spin until wall time catches up. Replace the busy wait with a bounded logical timestamp advance (or another rollback-safe policy) so generate() cannot block the process.
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<comment>A clock rollback can make sequence exhaustion spin until wall time catches up. Replace the busy wait with a bounded logical timestamp advance (or another rollback-safe policy) so `generate()` cannot block the process.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,88 @@
+ if (now === this.lastTimestamp) {
+ this.sequence = (this.sequence + 1) & Number(SEQUENCE_MASK);
+ if (this.sequence === 0) {
+ while (now <= this.lastTimestamp) now = Date.now();
+ }
+ } else {
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P3: Invalid RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_SERVICE_API_KEY values report RELAYAUTH_BOOTSTRAP_API_KEY_FILE, sending operators to the wrong secret. Make bootstrap-key validation accept and report the actual setting name.
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<comment>Invalid `RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_SERVICE_API_KEY` values report `RELAYAUTH_BOOTSTRAP_API_KEY_FILE`, sending operators to the wrong secret. Make bootstrap-key validation accept and report the actual setting name.</comment>
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@@ -592,6 +615,14 @@ export async function startServer(options: StartServerOptions = {}) {
+ {
+ label: "relaycast service api key",
+ setting: "RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_SERVICE_API_KEY",
+ value: readEnvOrFile("RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_SERVICE_API_KEY"),
+ scope: RELAYCAST_ADMIN_SCOPE,
+ name: RELAYCAST_SERVICE_API_KEY_NAME,
</file context>
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Summary
RelayAuth becomes the credential authority for relaycast (model B — remote issuance). This adds a
/v1/relaycastroute group that mintsar_ws_credentials and serves the credential tags relaycast needs to verify them.ar_codec + snowflake ID generation — no relaycast dependency.RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_CREDENTIAL_KEYRING(active + retired keys for tag verification).RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_URL+RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_INTERNAL_SECRET/RELAYAUTH_RELAYCAST_INTERNAL_SECRET_FILE— newly issued keys are pushed to relaycast's/internalkey ingestion.relayauth:relaycast:manage:*— the sdk scope parser can't parseadmin, hencemanage):POST /v1/relaycast/workspaces— provision a relaycast workspace + issue its firstar_ws_API key.GET /v1/relaycast/credential-tags/:wsid— base62 wsid segment; returns{ ok: true, data: { tags } }, the contract relaycast'sremoteCredentialTaggerconsumes.POST /v1/relaycast/workspaces/:id/api-key— mint an additionalar_ws_key for an existing workspace.Test plan
npm run typechecknpm test— 758 passingremoteCredentialTagger(GET /v1/relaycast/credential-tags/:wsid→{ ok, data: { tags } })Generated with Devin
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