fix(kiro): send Kiro's service profile for AWS Builder ID accounts - #2722
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR adds request-scoped Builder ID profile fallback routing. It propagates Kiro Builder ID profile routing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change enables AWS Builder ID Kiro requests to complete by sending the required service profile without persisting account data. The PR is mergeable with owner awareness or follow-up because its design document still contains email-shaped account identifiers that should be redacted or clearly justified. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CredentialStore
participant accessSnapshot
participant OcxParsedRequest
participant createKiroAdapter
participant KiroService
CredentialStore->>accessSnapshot: Load Kiro credential
accessSnapshot->>OcxParsedRequest: Carry authType and stored profileArn
OcxParsedRequest->>createKiroAdapter: Build request
createKiroAdapter->>createKiroAdapter: Resolve request profile
createKiroAdapter->>KiroService: Send Builder ID CLI request with service profile ARN
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This table copies two real email addresses and partial account IDs from a live auth.json store into a publicly tracked file. The privacy scan does not catch them because each row's hexadecimal account prefix accidentally satisfies its Git-attribution-table exemption, so the reported passing scan does not prevent disclosure. Replace the rows with non-identifying placeholders and strengthen the scanner so arbitrary hex IDs cannot whitelist contact data.
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- Around line 25-34: Remove the real email addresses from the table in the
design document and replace both email values with explicit non-identifying
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Remove email addresses from the design document.
The table states that the live-store values are redacted, but Lines 29-30 still contain email addresses. Replace them with explicit placeholders. The email values are not needed to explain the credential shape.
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| Confirmed against the live store (`~/.opencodex/auth.json`, values redacted): | |
| | account | email | source | `kiro.profileArn` | `kiro.clientId`/`clientSecret` | | |
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| | `0823f56e…6828` | bitkyc01@gmail.com | `oauth` | present | absent | | |
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| The second row is the failing account, and the presence of `clientId` + | |
| `clientSecret` with no profile ARN is exactly the AWS SSO OIDC / Builder ID | |
| shape. `src/oauth/kiro-credentials.ts:297` already derives | |
| Confirmed against the live store (`~/.opencodex/auth.json`, values redacted): | |
| | account | email | source | `kiro.profileArn` | `kiro.clientId`/`clientSecret` | | |
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| | `<account-1>` | `<redacted-email>` | `oauth` | present | absent | | |
| | `<account-2>` | `<redacted-email>` | `local-cli` | **absent** | **present** | | |
| The second row is the failing account, and the presence of `clientId` + | |
| `clientSecret` with no profile ARN is exactly the AWS SSO OIDC / Builder ID | |
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around lines 25 - 34, Remove the real email addresses from the table in the
design document and replace both email values with explicit non-identifying
placeholders, preserving the account and credential-shape details.
An AWS Builder ID account authenticates through SSO OIDC and never receives an account-scoped CodeWhisperer profile ARN, because Builder ID is a personal identity with no AWS account behind it. `build()` resolved the account's own profile, got `undefined`, and sent a request with neither a `profileArn` in the payload nor an `x-amzn-kiro-profile-arn` header. Gated models answered with a `profileArn`-demanding ValidationException, which surfaced as `kiro_profile_required` telling the operator to re-login so the profile is captured — advice that can never succeed, because there is nothing to capture. The Kiro CLI resolves this by carrying a fixed service profile on Builder ID requests. Mirror that: `resolveKiroRequestProfileArn` answers "what do we send", falling back to `KIRO_BUILDER_ID_SERVICE_PROFILE_ARN` only for `authType === "aws_sso_oidc"`. `resolveKiroProfileArn` keeps answering "what does this account own", so region inference, account matching, and continuation scoping still see `undefined` and the fallback never reaches auth.json. The embedded AWS account id is Amazon's own, not the user's, so no account identity is being synthesized. Gating on `authType` rather than on a missing ARN keeps a `kiro_desktop` account whose profile import failed producing its actionable error instead of silently borrowing a profile that does not describe it. `authType` is derived from the device-registration client pair, so credentials written before the field existed route correctly without a migration. Because Builder ID now carries an ARN, a truthy `profileArn` no longer implies "enterprise", so the wire-path selection keys off the auth type; otherwise a Builder ID account would flip to the IDE envelope the vendor client never uses for it. Verification: tests/kiro-builder-id-profile.test.ts (8 new), plus kiro-adapter/kiro-oauth/kiro-stream/kiro-review-regressions/core-lab-boundary/ oauth-reauth-bind green at 247 pass, and `bun run typecheck` clean.
Review found the guard and the resolver could disagree. The adapter re-derived "is this Builder ID" from `parsed._kiroAuthContext?.authType`, but `resolveKiroRequestProfileArn` also resolves the auth type from the locally imported credential when no account context is present. On that accountless path the fallback ARN was sent while `isBuilderId` stayed false, so the request was shaped as an enterprise IDE call carrying a Builder ID service profile — a combination the vendor client never produces. Rather than duplicating the derivation, `resolveKiroRequestProfile` now returns the ARN together with whether it came from the Builder ID fallback, and the adapter reads that verdict. One evaluation decides both, so the two cannot drift apart again. `resolveKiroRequestProfileArn` stays as the value-only wrapper. The new regression was driven red against the previous guard before being accepted: with the context-derived check restored it fails, with the resolver verdict it passes. Verification: tests/kiro-builder-id-profile.test.ts 9 pass; kiro-adapter, kiro-oauth, kiro-review-regressions, core-lab-boundary 136 pass; typecheck clean; live completion re-captured on the Builder ID account after restart.
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Both findings were valid and are fixed in the force-pushed Email addresses in the design doc — this one was a real leak, not a nit. The table was captioned "values redacted" while carrying two live addresses, which is exactly the kind of thing a public The redaction was squashed into the commit that introduced the document rather than added on top, so the addresses do not survive anywhere in this branch's history. MD040 on the error-output fence — fixed, now tagged Code is untouched by this update: |
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…file The plan was written before the regression suite got its own file, so it still named tests/kiro-adapter.test.ts. The tests live in tests/kiro-builder-id-profile.test.ts. Also records the two cases the plan did not anticipate: the accountless path and the raw-store non-persistence check.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 72 / 80지금 이 PR은 그 원인을 없앤다. #993이 에러 코드만 안정적으로 만들어 준 다음 단계다. Kiro CLI가 Builder ID 요청에 고정 서비스 프로필을 실어 보내는 것과 같은 일을 한다. 중요한 분리는 두 질문이다.
폴백 ARN은 요청할 때만 계산되고 라인 단위로 보면 현재 라인 kiro-constants.ts KIRO_BUILDER_ID_SERVICE_PROFILE_ARN - Amazon 계정 638616132270과 프로필 토큰이 소스에 박혀 있다. 요청 전용 상수이고 라이브 완료도 나왔다고 하지만, 벤더가 이 값을 바꾸면 모든 Builder ID 운영자가 한꺼번에 깨진다. 라인 oauth/index.ts accessSnapshot kiroAuthType - clientId와 clientSecret만 있으면 aws_sso_oidc로 본다. Identity Center 기업 SSO도 같은 쌍을 쓴다. 프로필 import가 실패한 기업 계정은 Builder ID 서비스 프로필을 빌려 쓰게 된다. desktop만 보호하고 기업 실패는 조용히 우회한다. 라인 oauth/kiro.ts resolveKiroRequestProfile - account 객체가 있으면 authType만 보고, 로컬 import로 내려가지 않는다. core.ts가 빈 객체 {}를 컨텍스트로 넣으면 폴백이 꺼진다. 계정 없는 경로(undefined)와 빈 객체 경로가 다르게 동작한다. 경로 tests/kiro-builder-id-profile.test.ts - seedKiroCliBuilderIdSession 함수 다음에 import가 끼어 있다. 테스트는 통과하지만 파일 위쪽이 한 이야기로 안 읽힌다. 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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An AWS Builder ID Kiro account could not complete a single generation request against a gated model. Every attempt failed with
kiro_profile_required, and the remediation that error suggested — re-login so the profile is captured — could never succeed, because there is no profile to capture. Builder ID is a personal identity with no AWS account behind it, so AWS never mints an account-scopedarn:aws:codewhisperer:<region>:<account>:profile/<id>for it. Operators looped on re-login indefinitely.Follow-up to #993, which was closed by giving that upstream
ValidationExceptiona stable, actionable code insrc/adapters/kiro-errors.ts. That improved the diagnosis; this PR removes the cause.build()resolved the account's own profile, gotundefined, and sent a request with neither aprofileArnin the payload nor anx-amzn-kiro-profile-arnheader. The Kiro CLI resolves this the same way this PR does: it carries a fixed service profile on Builder ID requests. The embedded account id is Amazon's own, not the user's, so nothing account-identifying is synthesized — which is the distinction #993 cared about when it addedparseKiroProfileArnand refused to invent ARNs.The design separates two questions that used to share one resolver:
resolveKiroProfileArn— what does this account own? Unchanged. Region inference, account matching, and continuation scoping keep calling it and keep receivingundefined, so the fallback cannot seed a region (it isus-east-1and would otherwise pin every Builder ID account there) or become an identity.resolveKiroRequestProfile— what do we send? Used only at request construction. Returns the ARN and whether it came from the Builder ID fallback.The fallback is gated on
authType === "aws_sso_oidc"rather than on a missing ARN, so akiro_desktopaccount whose profile import genuinely failed keeps producing its actionable error instead of silently borrowing a service profile that does not describe it.authTypeis derived at snapshot time from the device-registration client pair, so credentials written before the field existed route correctly with no migration and no new persisted field.Because Builder ID now carries an ARN, a truthy
profileArnno longer implies "enterprise". The wire path therefore reads the resolver's own verdict instead of re-deriving it. That second commit exists because review caught a real defect in the first: on the accountless path the auth type comes from the local import rather than the request context, so a context-derived guard sent the fallback ARN inside an enterprise IDE envelope — a combination the vendor client never produces. Returning both values from one evaluation makes the two decisions structurally unable to drift apart.The fallback is never written to
auth.json: it is computed per request from a constant and never entersKiroOAuthMetadata.Verification
tests/kiro-builder-id-profile.test.tsadds 9 focused tests: fallback in payload and header, Builder ID staying on the CLI envelope, enterprise account unchanged on the IDE envelope, an SSO OIDC account that does own an ARN preferring its own,kiro_desktopstill sending none,ksk_API keys never borrowing it, non-persistence asserted against the raw on-disk store, legacy client-pair derivation, and the accountless SQLite import path.The accountless regression was driven red before acceptance: restoring the previous context-derived guard produces 8 pass / 1 fail; the resolver verdict produces 9 pass / 0 fail.
Live verification through the local proxy on the affected Builder ID account, after
ocx service restart:kiro/claude-opus-5kiro/kiro-autokiro/claude-sonnet-5kiro/gpt-5.6-solTool-calling returned a well-formed
tool_callsresponse and streaming terminated withfinish_reason: stopplus[DONE]. Zerokiro_profile_requiredoccurrences inservice.logafter the fix, and neither the fallback ARN nor the account id638616132270appears anywhere in~/.opencodex/auth.json.Checklist
Scope is the Kiro auth/adapter path plus its tests and one plan document;
src/lab/, routing profiles, other providers, and credential rotation are untouched. No user-facing docs change is needed — the behavior this fixes was never documented as a limitation, and no configuration surface moved. The change touches credential handling, so perMAINTAINERS.mdit wants explicit security review: the added constant is a public, request-scoped service identifier rather than a credential, no token or secret is logged or serialized,clientId/clientSecretstill never leave the credential store (authTypeis derived from their presence, not their value), andprivacy:scanis green.Summary by CodeRabbit
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