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fix(stack-auth): honour CS_WORKSPACE_CRN with CLI sign-in - #1549
With CS_WORKSPACE_CRN=A, no access key, and a CLI user whose current workspace was B, AutoStrategy silently authenticated against B. The CRN was only used on the access-key path, and DeviceSessionStrategy never checked the token's workspace. Fixes CIP-5158.
Changes
DeviceSessionStrategyBuilder::workspace_crn(&Crn) pins the strategy to a workspace. get_token verifies every token against it (WORKSPACE_MISMATCH), as AccessKeyStrategy does.
With a profile store, the pin also loads the session from that workspace's directory instead of the CLI's current one.
AutoStrategy passes the CRN through. If no session exists for that workspace the result is NOT_AUTHENTICATED. Without a CRN nothing changes.
StackCipher::init() reads the profile client key (secretkey.json) from the same workspace, so ZeroKMS never gets one workspace's token with another's key.
skills/stash-auth, the napi AutoStrategy docs and native.d.ts updated; changeset for @cipherstash/auth and stash.
Verification
cargo test -p stack-auth --all-features --lib (294 passed) and cargo test -p stack-encrypt --lib (128 passed), including new tests for CRN selection, CRN equal to current, CRN with no session while the current workspace has one, token match/mismatch, and the client key not falling back to the current workspace. Clippy and fmt clean; mutation gate clean.
Pinning compares workspace ID only, not region, matching the access-key path.
Behaviour change: a user with CS_WORKSPACE_CRN set who relied on the CLI's current workspace now needs a session for the CRN's workspace.
Not done here: protect-ffi's build_key_provider has the same token/key split, but it builds against stack-auth =0.42.3 from the registry, so it can only take this change once that pin moves.
Set CS_WORKSPACE_CRN to select the workspace for CLI session and client-key lookups, even when it differs from the current workspace.
Authentication checks that sessions belong to the selected workspace. A mismatch returns WORKSPACE_MISMATCH; if no session exists for that workspace, it returns NOT_AUTHENTICATED.
Without a workspace CRN, lookups continue to use the current workspace.
Documentation
Clarified workspace selection and that the default client does not yet use workspace-pinned session lookup.
AutoStrategy dropped the CRN unless an access key was present, so a CLI
user's current workspace decided which workspace a process used. Select
the CRN's workspace store and verify every token against it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When CS_WORKSPACE_CRN is set, automatic authentication selects a session from that workspace and checks tokens against it. Native profile client-key lookup also uses that workspace. Without a valid pin, these paths use the current workspace.
Changes: Workspace-pinned authentication and key lookup
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Summary
Pin and validate device sessions packages/stack-auth/src/device_session_strategy.rs, packages/stack-auth/src/device_session_refresher.rs
DeviceSessionStrategyBuilder accepts a workspace CRN and selects the pinned workspace store for profile sources. The strategy and refresher check tokens against the expected workspace. A mismatch returns WorkspaceMismatch. If a rejected refresh has rotated its credential, the refresher clears the stored profile and later returns NotAuthenticated. Tests cover token validation and refresh credential handling.
Select sessions during automatic authentication packages/stack-auth/src/auto_strategy.rs, languages/typescript/packages/auth/native.d.ts, languages/typescript/packages/auth/src/lib.rs, skills/stash-auth/SKILL.md, .changeset/auth-device-session-workspace-pin.md
AutoStrategy checks for a session in the supplied workspace and passes the CRN to the device-session strategy when a token exists. Detection returns NotAuthenticated when that workspace has no session. Tests and documentation describe workspace selection and error outcomes.
Select profile client keys by workspace packages/stack-encrypt/src/cipher.rs, .changeset/auth-device-session-workspace-pin.md
The native profile client-key fallback uses the workspace from a valid CS_WORKSPACE_CRN; otherwise, it uses the current workspace. Tests cover pinned and unpinned lookups.
sequenceDiagram
participant AutoStrategy
participant ProfileStore
participant DeviceSessionStrategy
AutoStrategy->>ProfileStore: Check for a token in the selected workspace
ProfileStore-->>AutoStrategy: Return the workspace token, if present
AutoStrategy->>DeviceSessionStrategy: Build strategy with workspace CRN
DeviceSessionStrategy-->>AutoStrategy: Return token or WorkspaceMismatch
cipherstash/stack#1172: Both PRs change OAuth refresh handling. This PR validates the refreshed token’s workspace and handles a consumed credential after a rotated mismatch.
Suggested reviewers:coderdan, tobyhede
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Workspace-pinned sign-in and key lookup are mergeable with awareness of a narrow failure case: if an unexpected refresh response rotates the credential and the saved profile cannot be cleared, another process may retry that spent credential. The clearing error is reported so the profile can be repaired.
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skills/stash-auth/SKILL.md:401 (outside diff) major Quick diagnosis item 1 and the NOT_AUTHENTICATED failure-table row (:220) still say only "run npx stash auth login". With CS_WORKSPACE_CRN naming a workspace that has no saved session, NOT_AUTHENTICATED is now the result even for a user who is logged in, so customer agents will give a remedy that changes nothing. Add "log in to the CRN's workspace, or unset CS_WORKSPACE_CRN". Also note on the WORKSPACE_MISMATCH rows (:222, :406) that the dev-profile path can raise it too.
packages/stack-auth/src/auto_strategy.rs:150 (outside diff) minor The PR body says a CRN with no session is "logged at info with the workspace", but 3fd7766 removed that log. Detection now returns a bare NotAuthenticated with generic help that does not name the CRN's workspace. Put the workspace in the error (testable, unlike the log) or correct the description.
packages/stack-encrypt/src/cipher.rs:643 (outside diff) minor The client-key docs ("looked up the way AutoStrategy looks up the access token … the current workspace's secretkey.json", and :755-765 "the same two places for both halves") are no longer true now that the token follows the CRN. The napi AutoStrategy docs (languages/typescript/packages/auth/src/lib.rs:107-112, and the committed native.d.ts) do not mention the pin either.
The token now follows CS_WORKSPACE_CRN, so the profile client key must as
well or ZeroKMS gets one workspace's token with another's key. Also fix the
no-session test, and update skill and napi docs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Client key split (major):StackCipher::init() now reads secretkey.json from the CRN's workspace when CS_WORKSPACE_CRN is set, with a test that a pinned workspace never borrows the current workspace's key. protect-ffi's build_key_provider is not changed here: it resolves stack-auth =0.42.3 from the registry, so it takes this once that pin moves (noted in the PR body).
Skill (major):NOT_AUTHENTICATED and WORKSPACE_MISMATCH rows and quick diagnosis now cover the CRN case.
Test (minor): the no-session test now saves a token in the current workspace, so ignoring the CRN would fail it.
Log claim (minor): the log was removed for mutation testing. The PR body no longer claims it. The error stays a bare NOT_AUTHENTICATED, and the skill now says to log in to the CRN's workspace.
Docs (minor):stack-encrypt docs, napi AutoStrategy docs and native.d.ts updated.
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Clean up the test profile directory.
Each test call creates a new workspace directory and leaves its profile files in the system temporary directory. Keep an isolated temporary-directory guard alive for the test, or remove the directory after the test. Based on learnings, Rust tests that create workspace state should use isolated temporary directories with cleanup.
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- Line 220: Update the `NOT_AUTHENTICATED` guidance to clarify that, without an
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The default client resolves credentials in protect-ffi, which still pins
stack-auth 0.42.3 and follows the CLI's current workspace.
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Skill NOT_AUTHENTICATED guidance (major): Verified and fixed. The default client resolves credentials in protect-ffi, which still pins stack-auth =0.42.3 and follows the CLI's current workspace. The skill now says the CRN pin applies to @cipherstash/auth's AutoStrategy, and that the default client uses the current workspace until protect-ffi picks it up.
Test profile directory cleanup (trivial): The test now removes its temp directory on drop.
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An explicit CRN passed to AutoStrategy is not seen by the client-key lookup.
client_key_provider reads only the CS_WORKSPACE_CRN environment variable. AutoStrategy prefers an explicit CRN over the environment variable. If a caller sets both and they differ, the token and the client key come from different workspaces. StackCipher::init builds with StackKmsBuilder::auto() and has no explicit CRN today, so the path is currently unreachable. Keep this in mind if an explicit CRN option is added.
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Test creates a store from dir.path() and mixes it with write_token_store.
The test builds store before it calls write_token_store. The drop(current) call is harmless but redundant. The test is correct because ProfileStore reads from disk on each call. Use write_token_store(dir.path()) once, then reuse that store.
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Use a collision-safe temp directory with owner-only creation.
The test builds a path with std::env::temp_dir().join(...) and never creates the directory itself. init_workspace creates it lazily with default permissions. The UUID makes collisions unlikely. The directory is still not created exclusively. A prebuilt dependency such as tempfile::TempDir would create the directory exclusively and clean it up on drop. The languages/typescript/packages/auth/src/lib.rs tests already use tempfile::TempDir. If tempfile is not yet a dev-dependency of stack-encrypt, this change must add it.
The custom TempDir wrapper works and has cleanup, so this is a low-priority improvement.
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- struct TempDir(std::path::PathBuf);-- impl Drop for TempDir {- fn drop(&mut self) {- let _ = std::fs::remove_dir_all(&self.0);- }- }+ use tempfile::TempDir;
Then use TempDir::new().unwrap() and ProfileStore::new(dir.path()).
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Temp directory path uses a predictable base and is not created exclusively.
The test builds the path from std::env::temp_dir() plus a v4 UUID. A UUID makes a collision unlikely, and TempDir removes the directory on drop. The directory is then created implicitly by init_workspace, not exclusively by the test setup. This is acceptable for isolation, but tempfile::TempDir creates the directory exclusively with automatic cleanup. The repository already uses tempfile::TempDir in languages/typescript/packages/auth/src/lib.rs. If tempfile is available as a dev-dependency here, use it and drop the hand-written TempDir. The stack-encrypt dev-dependencies shown do not list tempfile, so adding it is a small manifest change.
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Replace the hand-written TempDir in store_with_key_in_current_workspace with tempfile’s exclusively created temporary directory and automatic cleanup; add tempfile as a dev-dependency if it is not already available, and preserve the existing workspace initialization and path behavior.
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…e saving it
The device-session refresher now carries the pinned workspace and checks
a rotated or refreshed token against it before it is cached or written to
the profile, so a rejected token leaves the saved session intact. Also
note in the stash-auth skill that protect-ffi's client key still follows
the CLI's current workspace.
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- Around line 135-144: Update the post-exchange workspace rejection path around
self.check_workspace so it handles the rejected refresh result under the refresh
lock, synchronizing in-memory and profile state for sibling processes.
Distinguish this case from a pre-exchange disk-token mismatch, and determine
whether the issuer rotated the credential before invalidating persisted state so
non-rotating issuers do not lose an unchanged credential.
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Supported by static analysis
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If the issuer rotates the refresh credential and returns a token for another workspace, the workspace check leaves the consumed credential on disk. A later strategy can reload and replay it, even if AutoRefresh stops restoring it in memory. Replay can revoke the token chain.
Handle the post-exchange rejection under the refresh lock across both memory and profile state, including already-running sibling processes. Keep it distinct from a pre-exchange disk-token mismatch, and account for issuers that do not rotate credentials.
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Update the post-exchange workspace rejection path around self.check_workspace so it handles the rejected refresh result under the refresh lock, synchronizing in-memory and profile state for sibling processes. Distinguish this case from a pre-exchange disk-token mismatch, and determine whether the issuer rotated the credential before invalidating persisted state so non-rotating issuers do not lose an unchanged credential.
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Leaving this as is, deliberately. A mismatched token after an exchange means the issuer handed back a session for a different workspace than the one this profile holds. That should not happen in practice, because a refresh token is bound to its own session. If it ever did, the credential in this profile is already unusable whichever way we go.
The two options are worse or no better:
Saving the rejected token would overwrite workspace A's profile with workspace B's session. That is the P1 finding that 34bd725 fixes.
Deleting or marking the profile on a guess would discard a session that may not have rotated at all, since we can't tell from the response whether this issuer rotates credentials.
The caller gets WorkspaceMismatch and the user signs in again. I haven't added a rotation-detection path for a case with no known trigger.
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@cipherstash-agent Understood. You’re accepting the risk for this unlikely case and leaving the code as it is.
If the issuer rotates the credential, another process could still replay the saved credential before sign-in. The workspace check prevents the rejected token from overwriting the profile.
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P2 · minor Add a regression test with a mock issuer that rotates the refresh credential and returns a token for the wrong workspace. Retry on the same strategy, then reopen the profile and retry again. Assert that the issuer saw exactly one exchange and that both retries require reauthentication.
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Done in 1fcd760, which also reverses my earlier decision on the replay thread. When the exchange returns a different refresh token and the access token is for the wrong workspace, the saved session is now cleared and the refresher refuses further refreshes with NotAuthenticated. If the issuer did not rotate the credential, the saved session is left alone. a_rotated_credential_with_a_wrong_workspace_token_is_not_replayed asserts exactly one exchange, NotAuthenticated on the retry, and that the reopened profile no longer loads. a_refreshed_token_for_another_workspace_is_refused_and_not_saved now covers the non-rotating case.
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P2 · minor With workspace A pinned, a near-expiry session for B reaches AutoRefresh before its workspace is checked. The exchange can consume B’s refresh credential and disrupt another client using B. Validate the initial session before handing it to AutoRefresh and assert that this case sends zero refresh requests.
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Fixed in 71f760b. The starting session is now checked against the pinned workspace when the strategy is built, before AutoRefresh exists, for the token, profile and workspace-store sources. A session for another workspace fails with WorkspaceMismatch and nothing is sent, so its refresh credential is never consumed. build_rejects_a_session_from_another_workspace covers it with an unreachable base URL. The earlier check at get_token and the refresher check stay as a second line.
…h sees it
With a workspace pinned, a near-expiry session for a different workspace
reached AutoRefresh and was refreshed on first use, consuming a credential
that belongs to that workspace. The strategy now checks the starting
session at build time and fails with WorkspaceMismatch before any request.
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…y rotated
When a refresh rotates the credential but returns a token for another
workspace, the saved credential is spent. Drop the saved session and make
later refreshes on the same refresher ask for a new sign-in, so a retry or
a reopened profile cannot replay it and get the chain revoked. A response
that did not rotate the credential leaves the saved session untouched.
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- Around line 161-179: In the `check_workspace` failure path, propagate a
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returning the original error; use the existing error conversion so refresh
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If the issuer rotated the credential and the saved copy cannot be removed,
return that error instead of the mismatch: the credential is still on disk
and the next process could replay it.
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With
CS_WORKSPACE_CRN=A, no access key, and a CLI user whose current workspace was B,AutoStrategysilently authenticated against B. The CRN was only used on the access-key path, andDeviceSessionStrategynever checked the token's workspace. Fixes CIP-5158.Changes
DeviceSessionStrategyBuilder::workspace_crn(&Crn)pins the strategy to a workspace.get_tokenverifies every token against it (WORKSPACE_MISMATCH), asAccessKeyStrategydoes.AutoStrategypasses the CRN through. If no session exists for that workspace the result isNOT_AUTHENTICATED. Without a CRN nothing changes.StackCipher::init()reads the profile client key (secretkey.json) from the same workspace, so ZeroKMS never gets one workspace's token with another's key.skills/stash-auth, the napiAutoStrategydocs andnative.d.tsupdated; changeset for@cipherstash/authandstash.Verification
cargo test -p stack-auth --all-features --lib(294 passed) andcargo test -p stack-encrypt --lib(128 passed), including new tests for CRN selection, CRN equal to current, CRN with no session while the current workspace has one, token match/mismatch, and the client key not falling back to the current workspace. Clippy and fmt clean; mutation gate clean.Related
Review notes
CS_WORKSPACE_CRNset who relied on the CLI's current workspace now needs a session for the CRN's workspace.build_key_providerhas the same token/key split, but it builds againststack-auth =0.42.3from the registry, so it can only take this change once that pin moves.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_012Jmn7o5FdWpXMFP7MSoBnt
Summary by CodeRabbit
CS_WORKSPACE_CRNto select the workspace for CLI session and client-key lookups, even when it differs from the current workspace.WORKSPACE_MISMATCH; if no session exists for that workspace, it returnsNOT_AUTHENTICATED.