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I searched existing issues and did not find a duplicate.
I am describing a concrete problem or use case, not just a vague idea.
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apps/server
Problem or use case
Creating a new pairing token from the cli doesn't allow for limiting the scopes of that session.
Essentially I don't want my remote sessions to have terminal access for security reasons.
It is possible to create a pairing token with scopes over http, but not through the cli.
Proposed solution
Add a --scopes flag to allow uses to create pairing tokens that will have limited scopes.
Why this matters
Security with remote sessions through the t3 web app.
enhancementRequested improvement or new capability.needs-triageIssue needs maintainer review and initial categorization.
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This discussion was converted from issue #4392 on August 15, 2026 09:45.
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Area
apps/server
Problem or use case
Creating a new pairing token from the cli doesn't allow for limiting the scopes of that session.
Essentially I don't want my remote sessions to have terminal access for security reasons.
It is possible to create a pairing token with scopes over http, but not through the cli.
Proposed solution
Add a --scopes flag to allow uses to create pairing tokens that will have limited scopes.
Why this matters
Security with remote sessions through the t3 web app.
Smallest useful scope
A --scopes flag that takes in the allowed scopes
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