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Fixes #2985 (item 1 — backend half).

expires_at was already honoured by agent_grants_store.add_grant and checked by agent_token_auth._grant_unexpired, but the approve path never computed it from the request's duration_secs, so a time-boxed grant could only be revoked manually and never expired on its own.

This threads duration_secs through approve_request_record: a positive value produces now + duration_secs (timezone-aware ISO) passed to add_grant; None/zero/negative stays unbounded. The computation is extracted into a small pure helper _expires_at_from_duration and unit-tested directly (6 cases: positive→future, None/zero/negative/non-int→unbounded, short→still future).

Item 2 (Agents-app revoke surface in the desktop SPA) is out of scope here — this PR is the backend time-boxing only.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Approved time-limited access grants now expire according to the requested duration.
    • Grants without a requested duration remain unbounded.
  • Tests
    • Added coverage verifying expiry calculations and end-to-end approval behavior for both time-limited and unbounded grants.
  • Documentation
    • Added a changelog entry describing the grant expiration fix.

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The approval flow converts positive duration_secs values into timezone-aware expires_at timestamps. Both new-registration and handle-reuse grant paths forward the timestamp. Tests cover bounded and unbounded duration values.

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Grant expiry propagation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Duration mapping and approval calculation
tinyagentos/routes/agent_auth_requests.py
The route computes expiry timestamps for positive integer durations. Other duration values remain unbounded.
Grant-path expiry forwarding
tinyagentos/routes/agent_auth_requests.py, changelog.d/2985-grant-expires-at-duration.md
Both approval paths pass expires_at to add_grant. add_agent_to_project accepts and forwards the optional expiry value.
Approval-path expiry validation
tests/test_grant_expiry.py
Integration tests verify persisted future expiries for bounded requests and None for unbounded requests.

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Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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sequenceDiagram
  participant AuthRequestApproval
  participant ExpiryMapper
  participant GrantPath
  participant AgentGrantsStore
  AuthRequestApproval->>ExpiryMapper: duration_secs
  ExpiryMapper-->>AuthRequestApproval: expires_at or None
  AuthRequestApproval->>GrantPath: approve with expires_at
  GrantPath->>AgentGrantsStore: add_grant(expires_at)
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Approving a request with duration_secs: true creates a grant that expires after one second rather than remaining unbounded. This is a narrow invalid-input edge case, but boolean durations should be rejected before merge or explicitly accepted as this behavior.

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Linked Issues check ⚠️ Warning The PR implements the time-boxed approval objective in #2985. _expires_at_from_duration maps positive integers to timezone-aware ISO timestamps and maps unbounded or invalid values to None. `appro… Add or retain tests that create an expired grant and verify refusal through check_agent_scope, check_agent_scope_for_project, and check_agent_project_grants. Keep the existing calculation and approval-persistence tests.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: populating grant expiration timestamps from duration_secs during approval.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The route change, expiry helper, approval-persistence tests, and changelog support the time-boxed grant objective in #2985. The PR does not add the separate Agents-app revoke surface or the authoritat…
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The PR implements the time-boxed approval objective in #2985. _expires_at_from_duration maps positive integers to timezone-aware ISO timestamps and maps unbounded or invalid values to None. approve_request_record forwards the value through the grant paths. The direct tests and new route-level tests cover calculation, bounded persistence, and unbounded persistence. The required automated coverage that an expired grant is refused by every grant-check path is not present in the reviewed changes or established by the supplied evidence.

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Docs-Reviewed: additive only. duration_secs was already accepted and stored on
the auth-request record but never acted on; this makes time-boxed grants expire
as documented. No existing grant changes behaviour (unbounded stays unbounded);
the agent-facing change is that a duration-bounded grant now actually lapses
rather than relying on manual revoke.
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"""Tests for the approve-path grant expiry: duration_secs -> expires_at.

The store-level persistence of ``expires_at`` is covered by

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SUGGESTION: Docstring is self-contradictory — claims this module covers store-level persistence of expires_at but then states it asserts route-level mapping only. This could mislead future maintainers into expecting store-level tests here.

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The store-level persistence of ``expires_at`` is covered by
"""Tests for the approve-path grant expiry: duration_secs -> expires_at.
The route-level mapping injected by issue #2985: a scope request carrying
``duration_secs`` must produce a future, timezone-aware expiry on approval,
and a request without it must stay unbounded.
"""

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tests/test_grant_expiry.py 3 Docstring claims store-level coverage but module asserts route-level mapping only, which could mislead future maintainers.
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In `@tests/test_grant_expiry.py`:
- Around line 1-50: Extend the approval tests for both new-registration and
handle-reuse flows to submit a positive duration_secs, then retrieve the stored
grant and assert its expires_at is non-null and later than the current UTC time.
Preserve the existing assertions for unbounded requests and cover each
forwarding path independently so neither flow can silently omit expiry
propagation.

In `@tinyagentos/routes/agent_auth_requests.py`:
- Line 415: Update _expires_at_from_duration so duration_secs accepts only exact
int values, excluding booleans from the positive-duration branch; add coverage
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A positive integer yields ``now + duration_secs`` as a timezone-aware ISO
string; anything else (None, zero, negative, or a non-int) means the grant
is unbounded and returns None."""
if isinstance(duration_secs, int) and duration_secs > 0:

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Exclude boolean duration values.

_expires_at_from_duration(True) passes the isinstance check and creates a one-second expiry. Use an exact int check and add True coverage.

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Lead review — read #2985 first, then the diff. The production change is correct: duration_secs is Optional[int] at the boundary (agent_auth_requests.py:114 on dev) over an INTEGER column (auth_requests_store.py:35), so the isinstance(..., int) and > 0 guard matches what can actually arrive, timezone-aware ISO is the right shape for _grant_unexpired, and both add_grant call sites are threaded. I checked the non-int branch for a fail-open hole and there isn't one reachable through the API — Pydantic rejects a non-integral duration_secs before the record is written.

One finding, and it is the one that matters for this particular bug.

Every test in tests/test_grant_expiry.py calls _expires_at_from_duration directly. None of them exercise approve_request_record. Delete expires_at=expires_at from both add_grant call sites and all six tests still pass — which restores exactly the bug #2985 reports, invisibly.

That matters more than usual here because the defect was never in the computation. expires_at was already honoured by add_grant and already checked by _grant_unexpired; the store level is already covered by tests/test_agent_grants_store.py. The only thing that was ever missing is the wiring, and the wiring is the one thing this PR does not assert. The test sits one level below the evidence that found the defect, so it cannot fail on it.

The module docstring makes the opposite claim — "This module asserts the route-level mapping injected by issue #2985" — and cites tests/test_grant_expiry.py as prior store-level coverage, which is this same file citing itself. A later reviewer reading that docstring will believe the approve path is guarded when it isn't.

What closes it: one test that drives approve_request_record with a record carrying duration_secs, against a stub or spy grants_store, asserting the add_grant call received a non-None future expires_at — and a companion with duration_secs=None asserting it received None. Please confirm it fails on the pre-fix code (kwargs removed); that is the red this PR owes.

Minor: tests/test_grant_expiry.py has no trailing newline.

Scope note, not a blocker: item 2 of #2985 (the Agents-app revoke surface in the SPA) being out of scope is right, but #2985 should not be closed when this merges.

@jaylfc jaylfc added the lead-blocked Lead has blocked this PR; gate_merge.sh refuses at exit 10. label Sep 12, 2026
The prior tests only exercised _expires_at_from_duration directly; dropping
the expires_at=expires_at wiring from add_grant left them green. Add route-level
tests that drive approve_request_record through the HTTP approve route against
a real AgentGrantsStore and assert the persisted grant carries the expiry (and
stays unbounded when duration_secs is absent).

Ref: jaylfc#2985
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Re-pushed with the route-level test you asked for.

Added TestApprovePathWiresExpiry — two tests that drive the real approve route (HTTP POST /api/agents/auth-requests/{id}/approve against a real AgentGrantsStore) and assert the persisted grant's expires_at:

  • duration_secs=3600 → grant carries a future, timezone-aware expires_at.
  • duration_secs=None → grant stays unbounded (expires_at is null).

Verified the test-trap: dropping expires_at=expires_at from the add_grant call site makes test_duration_secs_persists_future_expiry_on_grant fail (the None-duration case correctly stays green). The module docstring now makes the two-layer claim accurate rather than citing itself. Also fixed the missing trailing newline.

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Re-reviewed on the re-push (8f357dff7). The change itself is sound — I checked the two things that would have made it inert:

  • Expiry is enforced, not just recorded. agent_grants_store.py:285 already reads with WHERE expires_at IS NULL OR expires_at > ?, so populating the column is genuinely all this needed. The docstring at :277 still describes that as "Phase 2" — worth a one-line update in this PR since you are the one making Phase 2 real.
  • duration_secs cannot arrive as a float. I went looking for the isinstance(duration_secs, int) hole where 3600.0 would silently produce an unbounded grant, but the field is Optional[int] on the request model (agent_auth_requests.py:114) and INTEGER in the store (auth_requests_store.py:35), so it is an int or None by the time approve_request_record reads it. No finding.

One observation, not blocking and not carded: each approved scope also writes a rel_mgr.set_permission edge that carries no expiry, so the grant and the relationship edge now disagree after expiry. Today that is harmless — git grep can_communicate on dev finds only the comment at :690 and no live caller — but if anything ever authorises off the relationship edge alone, the expiry this PR adds will not apply to it. Worth a line in the changelog fragment so the next person meets it deliberately.

Blocked only on the conflict: mergeable_state: dirty. Please refresh against dev and push — I will not review a resolution I cannot see, and a green run against a stale base is not merge evidence. Re-ping me on the re-push and I will merge.

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