feat: enforce SaaS project scopes and isolate environment usage - #105
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds version 2 project/environment scope handling across control-plane authentication, tenant routing, engine setup, cache partitioning, decision traces, and internal usage APIs. It validates scope consistency, blocks forged headers, and reports scoped ledger failures as unavailable responses. ChangesScoped SaaS request flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Internal secrets and authenticated scope headers may cross plaintext service hops, enabling credential replay and forged scoped requests if those networks are observed. Resolve or explicitly enforce encrypted transport before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant auth_proxy
participant control_plane_client
participant Upstream
Client->>auth_proxy: Send tenant request and key
auth_proxy->>control_plane_client: Resolve key with scope_version=2
control_plane_client-->>auth_proxy: Return validated project and environment scope
auth_proxy->>control_plane_client: Resolve route with scope and key_sha256
control_plane_client-->>auth_proxy: Return scoped route
auth_proxy->>Upstream: Forward trusted scope headers
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In `@auth_proxy.py`:
- Around line 4042-4045: Update the UPSTREAM/ROUTER_UPSTREAM configuration and
request path to require authenticated encrypted transport before forwarding
x-internal-secret or trusted scope headers: accept HTTPS or an explicitly
configured mTLS-equivalent channel, and reject plaintext HTTP endpoints such as
router:18080 rather than sending those headers. Preserve the existing scope
header behavior only after transport validation succeeds.
In `@control_plane_client.py`:
- Line 160: Validate CONTROL_PLANE_URL and reject any non-HTTPS scheme before
enabling the control-plane client or making requests. Apply the same validation
to key resolution, provider-credential resolution, and route resolution flows at
control_plane_client.py lines 160, 277-278, and 333-334, reusing a shared
validation path where appropriate.
In `@docs/saas-project-scopes.md`:
- Line 21: Update the fenced request example in the documentation to include a
language info string, such as text, so it satisfies the MD040 markdownlint rule.
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Scoped SaaS keys now authorize contracts and fetch provider credentials only in their organization/project/environment. A Development key cannot select a Production contract or inherit its credentials, including through client scope headers, previews, streaming, or the Responses API. The companion Cloud #3 now completes the dashboard integration.
Changes
CP_ALLOW_INSECURE_HTTP=1for local/deployment compatibility; Cloud production also requires HTTPS for its outgoing secret-bearing hops.Validation
Merge and release
Merge this PR first. Cloud pins this exact reviewed feature commit; after squash/rebase, repin Cloud to the accepted commit and rerun cloud-ci before merging it. A merge preserving the feature commit preserves the current pin.
Existing HTTP control-plane deployments must configure HTTPS or explicitly opt into their current insecure transport before upgrading. Operator-only deployments with the bridge disabled are unaffected.
Merging
unhardcoded/mainstarts the existing PRD-gated production release flow. Approving PRD can update production images/ArgoCD; it is a separate owner decision and is not needed just to integrate Cloud code. No merge, PRD approval, production deployment or AWS changes have been performed here.This closes the functional project-scope integration. Sustained high-traffic/fair-capacity qualification, dedicated SaaS infrastructure, real invitation mail and the staged Labs pilot remain separate launch gates. The concurrent fixture is an isolation/recovery check, not a throughput SLO. See bridge and metering semantics.