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fix(api)!: authenticate and authorize the GraphQL API; bind loopback by default - #192
ECHIDNABOT_API_ROUTE_TOKEN may call only submitProofObligation, and only for repositories listed in [api] route_repos (exact owner/name or owner/*; empty allows none). This is the credential Hypatia will hold.
ECHIDNABOT_API_ADMIN_TOKEN may call everything.
Each must be at least 32 bytes, and the two must differ. Both are compared in constant time and redacted in Debug.
A gate in front of POST /graphql (src/api/auth.rs). It rate-limits per IP ([api] rate_limit_rpm, default 120, 0 disables). Then it answers 401 with WWW-Authenticate: Bearer when no valid credential is present.
Field guards on all 15 resolvers. They fail closed: executing the schema without a principal is refused. A caller that runs the schema directly, as the tests do, cannot bypass the gate. Refusals are GraphQL errors with code FORBIDDEN or UNAUTHENTICATED, returned with HTTP 200, not HTTP 403.
Loopback by default.[server] host now defaults to 127.0.0.1. The daemon refuses to bind a non-loopback address unless at least one credential is set.
Docs updated together, per the CLAUDE.md lockstep table:echidnabot.example.toml, docs/content/configuration.adoc, wiki/Getting-Started.md, .env.example.
Breaking change
/graphql now needs a bearer credential.
The compose setup binds 0.0.0.0, so it needs at least one credential in .env, or the daemon will not start.
The committed echidnabot.toml also binds 0.0.0.0. I left it unchanged, so a deployment without credentials fails loudly rather than quietly changing its bind address.
Hypatia sends no Authorization header today. Its obligations will get 401 until the matching Hypatia change (merged row 2) is deployed with the route credential.
Tests
All run locally with --locked:
cargo test --lib: 209 passed. This includes 7 new unit tests: scope matching, header parsing, credential validation, redaction, loopback detection.
--test protocol_contract: 12 passed. The Hypatia contract tests now run as the route credential. 4 new tests cover out-of-scope submission, no principal, route-on-admin fields, and admin access.
--test smoke: 13 passed. 5 new tests over HTTP: 401 without a credential, 401 with a wrong one, route credential refused on updateRepoSettings, route credential submits in scope, and 429 from the /graphql rate limit.
serve --host 0.0.0.0 without credentials exits 1 with "refusing to bind 0.0.0.0…".
A 6-byte credential exits 1.
On a live loopback daemon, curl showed: no or wrong credential gives 401; the route credential submits in scope and is refused out of scope and on updateRepoSettings; the admin credential passes the guard; /health stays open.
The daemon log contained no credential string.
On this machine, cargo test --lib finished in about 7 seconds. e2e.yml says it hangs and skips it. That is outside this PR.
Not done
The Hypatia side (send the route credential; stop copying claim and context into pending.jsonl) is a separate PR.
tests/seam_test.rs still mounts an unguarded inline /graphql route. It sends no GraphQL requests, and the field guards refuse anything it would send.
…by default
The whole GraphQL schema was served without authentication on 0.0.0.0.
Any caller that reached the port could rewrite a repository's webhook
secret through updateRepoSettings, then forge webhooks that start prover
runs and post to GitHub, or write training rows through
recordTacticOutcome.
- Two bearer credentials, read only from the environment:
ECHIDNABOT_API_ROUTE_TOKEN may only call submitProofObligation, and only
for repositories in [api] route_repos ("owner/name" or "owner/*");
ECHIDNABOT_API_ADMIN_TOKEN may call everything. Each must be at least
32 bytes and they must differ. Compared in constant time.
- A middleware in front of POST /graphql rate-limits per IP ([api]
rate_limit_rpm, default 120) and answers 401 without a valid credential.
- Every resolver carries a field guard that fails closed: executing the
schema without a principal is refused, so the gate cannot be bypassed by
calling the schema directly. Refusals carry code FORBIDDEN or
UNAUTHENTICATED.
- [server] host now defaults to 127.0.0.1, and the daemon refuses to bind
a non-loopback address unless at least one credential is set.
BREAKING CHANGE: /graphql now requires a bearer credential. Deployments
that bind a non-loopback address (the compose setup binds 0.0.0.0) must
set the credentials or the daemon will not start. Hypatia needs the route
credential before its obligations are accepted again.
Plan: metadatastician/standards#1397 (Wave 0, merged row 1).
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New Features
GraphQL requests now support separate route and administrator bearer credentials, with route access restricted to configured repositories and administrator access covering the full API.
Requests can be rate-limited per IP. Invalid or missing credentials are rejected, and non-loopback server binding requires credentials.
The default server host is now 127.0.0.1.
Documentation
Configuration examples and setup guides now describe credential requirements, repository scoping, rate limits and server binding.
The GraphQL API now uses bearer credentials, with route tokens limited by repository scope and admin tokens covering all fields. The server defaults to loopback binding, applies optional per-IP rate limits, and checks credentials and access roles before executing GraphQL requests.
Changes: GraphQL API access control
Layer / File(s)
Summary
API configuration and defaults .env.example, docs/content/configuration.adoc, echidnabot.example.toml, src/config.rs, src/main.rs, wiki/Getting-Started.md
Configuration examples and environment-variable references describe route and admin tokens, repository patterns, and rate limits. The server host default changes to 127.0.0.1.
Credentials, scopes, and request middleware src/api/auth.rs, src/api/mod.rs, src/trust/solver_integrity.rs
The API validates credentials, matches route-token scopes, authenticates bearer requests, applies optional rate limits, and attaches a principal to authenticated GraphQL requests.
Server wiring and GraphQL access rules src/main.rs, src/api/graphql.rs
Server startup loads credentials and configures the API gate. GraphQL fields require admin access, except proof-obligation submission, which also permits route access for an allowed repository.
Authentication and access-control tests tests/protocol_contract.rs, tests/smoke.rs
Tests cover unauthenticated requests, role restrictions, repository scope, successful route submissions, and rate limiting.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ApiGate
participant GraphQLPost
participant GraphQLSchema
Client->>ApiGate: Send GraphQL request with bearer token
ApiGate->>ApiGate: Apply rate limit and authenticate token
ApiGate->>GraphQLPost: Attach authenticated Principal
GraphQLPost->>GraphQLSchema: Execute request with Principal
GraphQLSchema->>GraphQLSchema: Check field role and repository scope
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Resolve container binding before merging: the documented container setup ignores its host override and becomes unreachable through published ports. Bound limiter memory and address shared proxy quotas; whitespace-padded credentials also need normalization to avoid persistent authentication failures.
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Actionable comments posted: 4
Nitpick comments: 2
tests/protocol_contract.rs: 1
330-335: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Cover registerRepository and triggerCheck in the authorisation tests.
Both resolvers carry #[graphql(guard = "admin_only")]. No test in tests/ or src/ references either field. Removing either guard leaves the suite passing, and a route-credential holder could then call these mutations.
Add both mutations to the refused-without-principal loop in schema_executed_without_a_principal_refuses_every_field. Add them to the route-restricted test in route_credential_cannot_reach_administrative_fields as well. Each guard then has a failing assertion if it is removed.
Rename schema_executed_without_a_principal_refuses_every_field. The test runs four queries, not every root field, so the current name overstates its coverage.
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Review comment at @tests/protocol_contract.rs around lines 330 - 335:
Update the authorisation tests so the refused-without-principal cases in the
renamed test include `registerRepository` and `triggerCheck`, and the
route-restricted cases in `route_credential_cannot_reach_administrative_fields`
exercise both mutations. Rename
`schema_executed_without_a_principal_refuses_every_field` to reflect that it
checks only selected queries.
Cover an authenticated request in the GraphQL rate-limit test.
smoke_graphql_rate_limit_returns_429 checks only an unauthenticated request after the quota is exhausted. The limiter runs before authentication, so the test would still pass if authenticated callers skipped the GraphQL limiter. No other test checks an authenticated over-limit GraphQL request.
Add an authenticated request that the limiter must reject, and assert 429:
🧪 Suggested test addition
// Limited before authentication: an unauthenticated flood is limited too.
+ let r = server+ .post("/graphql")+ .authorization_bearer(ADMIN_TOKEN)+ .json(&serde_json::json!({ "query": "{ __typename }" }))+ .await;+ r.assert_status(axum::http::StatusCode::TOO_MANY_REQUESTS);+
let r = server
.post("/graphql")
.json(&serde_json::json!({ "query": "{ __typename }" }))
.await;
r.assert_status(axum::http::StatusCode::TOO_MANY_REQUESTS);
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Review comment at @tests/smoke.rs around lines 325 - 330:
Update `smoke_graphql_rate_limit_returns_429` to send an over-limit `/graphql`
request with `authorization_bearer(ADMIN_TOKEN)` and assert it returns
`TOO_MANY_REQUESTS`. Keep the existing unauthenticated over-limit assertion.
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Review comments at @src/api/auth.rs:
- Around line 147-148: Update ApiCredentials::new to trim route_token and
admin_token before storing them, then retain the existing empty-value filtering
so stored credentials match the values compared by authenticate.
- Around line 264-265: Update the `/graphql` rate-limit key around the
`ConnectInfo<SocketAddr>` lookup so it uses a client address only when derived
through the existing trusted-proxy configuration; otherwise retain the TCP peer
address. If trusted-proxy resolution is unavailable, document the limit
explicitly as per-peer rather than implying it is per client.
- Line 245: Bound the peer-IP entry map managed by WebhookRateLimiter and used
by the GraphQL gate. Update WebhookRateLimiter::check_ip or its associated
cleanup path to periodically remove idle entries or enforce a maximum entry
count, while preserving rate limiting for active peers.
Review comments at @src/config.rs:
- Line 326: Update Config::load so a missing config file does not return
defaults before environment overrides are applied. Add the file source only when
the file exists, and always add the environment source so
ECHIDNABOT__SERVER__HOST can override the default.
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Review comments at @tests/protocol_contract.rs:
- Around line 330-335: Update the authorisation tests so the
refused-without-principal cases in the renamed test include `registerRepository`
and `triggerCheck`, and the route-restricted cases in
`route_credential_cannot_reach_administrative_fields` exercise both mutations.
Rename `schema_executed_without_a_principal_refuses_every_field` to reflect that
it checks only selected queries.
Review comments at @tests/smoke.rs:
- Around line 325-330: Update `smoke_graphql_rate_limit_returns_429` to send an
over-limit `/graphql` request with `authorization_bearer(ADMIN_TOKEN)` and
assert it returns `TOO_MANY_REQUESTS`. Keep the existing unauthenticated
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…edentials
Review follow-ups on the GraphQL authentication change:
- Config::load returned the defaults before adding the ECHIDNABOT__*
environment source when the config file was missing. The compose stack
ships no file and sets ECHIDNABOT__SERVER__HOST=0.0.0.0 in .env, so the
new 127.0.0.1 default made the published port unreachable. The file is
now optional and the environment always applies.
- WebhookRateLimiter kept an entry for every peer address it ever saw, and
the /graphql gate exposes it to unauthenticated callers. Idle peers are
now swept when the map grows past max(4096, 2 x its size after the last
sweep), so memory follows recent traffic. Webhook routes share the fix.
- ApiCredentials::new now trims stored credentials as authenticate trims
presented ones, so a value with a trailing newline still matches.
- The /graphql limit is documented as per TCP peer address: behind a
reverse proxy, limit at the proxy and set rate_limit_rpm = 0.
- docs/content/configuration.adoc: `workers` moved back under [server].
- Tests: registerRepository and triggerCheck are now in both guard tests
(the no-principal test is renamed to say what it covers); the 429 test
also checks an authenticated caller.
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… (v0.2.2) (#1402)
## What this changes
Follow-up to #1397 (merged). This is merged row 8 of that plan: it
records the owner's rulings from 2026-11-04 in
`docs/ULTRAPLAN-ECHIDNA-PROOF-ROUTE-2026-11-04.adoc`. The rulings were
given through the selector:
- **D-1:** the proof-route Idris2 ABI lives in a standards package
(`2-protocols/proof-route/`).
- **D-2:** the hybrid route order. Wave 0 first, then a draft-only pipe
to get numbers, then the ABI, then the pipe comes out of draft.
- **D-3:** `proven` and `proven-with-postulates` let a discharged
obligation reach HYP-01 `sound`. The axioms are listed beside the
verdict.
It also:
- links the first two Wave 0 PRs, hyperpolymath/echidnabot#192 and
hyperpolymath/hypatia#1010;
- corrects the planted-negative wording. When the route credential is
refused on an administrative field, the caller gets a GraphQL error with
code `FORBIDDEN` on HTTP 200, not HTTP 403. That is how echidnabot#192
behaves.
D-4 to D-9 stay open.
## Checks run locally
- `asciidoctor --failure-level WARN`: renders clean.
- `scripts/check-canonical-names.sh origin/main`: ok.
- `git diff --check`: clean.
## Not done
- No code, licence, SPDX or machine-readable file is changed.
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…of the manifest (#1010)
## Why
hyperpolymath/echidnabot#192 puts echidnabot's GraphQL API behind a
bearer credential. Hypatia holds the *route* credential, which may only
call `submitProofObligation`, for the repositories echidnabot lists.
Without this PR, once #192 is deployed, Hypatia's obligations and
re-queues get 401.
Separately, `FleetDispatcher` copied every obligation's claim and
context into `data/verisim/dispatch/pending.jsonl`, which lives in a
git-backed tree. Those lines were also dead letters:
`dispatch-runner.sh` skips entries with no `.strategy`.
This is Wave 0, merged row 2, of the echidna proof-route plan
(metadatastician/standards#1397).
## What changes
- `EchidnabotObligation.auth_headers/0` reads
`HYPATIA_ECHIDNABOT_TOKEN`, trimmed. When it is unset or blank, no
header is sent. Both senders use it:
- `FleetDispatcher`, on the per-bot `HYPATIA_ECHIDNABOT_URL` path only.
The fleet coordinator never receives the credential.
- `LearningScheduler`, on its re-queue.
- **Redirects are not followed** (359f0a8, from review).
`FleetDispatcher.http_post/3` and `LearningScheduler.http_post_json/3`
now pass `{:autoredirect, false}`, so a 3xx comes back as `{:error,
{:http_status, 3xx}}`.
- Probed locally on OTP 25: for 307 and 308, `:httpc` re-POSTs the body
to the `Location` host and reports that host's 2xx as success. For 301,
302 and 303 it re-sends as GET.
- OTP 25 did not forward `authorization`. CodeRabbit reports that OTP
releases before 27.3.4.13 do; the repo pins 27.3.4.4. I have not tested
that claim.
- For echidnabot, the manifest line records `variables_sha256` (from
`EchidnabotObligation.variables_digest/1`) instead of the variables.
Other bots' manifest lines are unchanged.
- `docs/wiki-pages/Operations.md` documents the new variable.
## Tests
The capturing server in `test/echidnabot_dispatch_test.exs` now reports
request headers too. A redirecting server was added. Six tests are new:
- the credential reaches the per-bot path (whitespace trimmed);
- no header is sent when the variable is blank;
- the credential never reaches the fleet coordinator;
- the re-queue sends the credential;
- the dispatcher does not follow a 307, and the redirect target is never
contacted;
- the re-queue does not follow a 308.
The manifest test asserts that the line holds no claim or context. It
checks the digest against a SHA-256 the test computes itself.
**CI result on 359f0a8:** Integration Tests runs `mix test --include
integration` on OTP 27 / Elixir 1.17. It reported 2484 tests, 0
failures, 242 excluded; the excluded tests are the known `:verisim_data`
tag. The log shows `Live dispatch to echidnabot failed ({:http_status,
307})` for the redirect test. Every other check is green.
**Locally:** I could not run the suite. Ubuntu's Elixir 1.14 is too old
for `phoenix_template`. The changed files parse, and `mix format
--check-formatted` reports no diff in lines this PR touches.
## Not done
- Deployment wiring: setting `HYPATIA_ECHIDNABOT_TOKEN` wherever Hypatia
runs, to the same value as echidnabot's `ECHIDNABOT_API_ROUTE_TOKEN`.
That is an owner action.
- Upgrading the pinned OTP past 27.3.4.13. That is a separate change
beyond this PR.
- Rate limiting, Kin gate and quarantine on the echidnabot dispatch
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… gate it in CI (#195)
## Why
`docs/PROOF-STATUS.adoc` listed the receipt-boundary theorem (T-RECEIPT)
and its Lean and Rocq re-proofs as `open`: no kernel had ever checked
them. The echidna proof route depends on this theorem: a receipt does
not establish its claim unless it carries a soundness map. The ledger
also still used "Grade 3" wording, which PROOF-POLICY §8 (owner ruling
2026-11-04) replaced with Proof Witness Grades. And the #192
authorisation code had no obligation rows under the Creusot/Pearlite +
Verus default (§1.2, ruling 2026-11-07).
## What changes
- **`scripts/check-agda-proofs.sh`**: the official Agda 2.8.0.2 binary
prints its build flags after the version line. The script compared the
whole output with one line, so it refused the correct pinned version. It
now compares the first line only.
- **`scripts/check-theory-rechecks.sh`** (new): checks the Lean leg
(version taken from `lean-toolchain`, 4.35.0) and the Rocq leg (Coq
8.18.0). It fails unless every `#print axioms` and `Print Assumptions`
report is clean. Before each leg it runs a negative control, a planted
`axiom` or `Admitted`, which must fail.
- **`proof-safety.yml`**: adds a `theory` job. It installs the Agda and
Lean release archives (each verified by sha256) and Coq from the Ubuntu
archive, then runs both scripts. It uses only `actions/checkout@v7.0.1`,
which `actions.lock` already pins for this workflow, so the lock does
not change.
- **`docs/PROOF-STATUS.adoc`**:
- receipts R-AGDA, R-LEAN and R-ROCQ: checker version, invocation,
source sha256, result and axioms;
- T-RECEIPT and both legs set to `proven`;
- an agent-drafted statement-correspondence table. Both legs stay
`BRIDGE-PENDING` until owner review, so the grade derived now is
`PWG-3`. Once the comparison is accepted the receipts support `PWG-2ii`;
- the §6 deviation D-THEORY-TOOLS: this repo has no Guix manifest or
proof container;
- four open obligations for #192 (scope matching, role mapping, guards,
rate-limit bound), each with its entrypoint, specification, trusted
boundary and tests;
- "Grade 3" replaced with PWG terms.
A second commit merges the already-merged #192 branch history. It
changes no files; it is there so this branch fast-forwards over the
earlier branch of the same name.
## Evidence (local, at 1443adf)
- **Agda 2.8.0.2** (`--safe --without-K --cubical-compatible`, no
libraries): `ReceiptBoundary` and `FixtureIdentity` were accepted, exit
0. A planted `postulate` and a false reflection proof were both refused
(exit 42).
- **Lean 4.35.0**: the file was accepted. All three theorems report
"does not depend on any axioms".
- **Coq 8.18.0**: the file was accepted. All three report "Closed under
the global context".
- Both scripts pass ShellCheck. `yq` parses the workflow.
- I could not run `actionlint`: the session's permission check refused
downloading it. The repo's workflow linter runs on this PR.
The `theory` job has not run anywhere yet. Its first CI run on this PR
is the first CI receipt.
## Not done
- Owner review of the correspondence table. That review is what turns
`BRIDGE-PENDING` into `RECONCILED`.
- Creusot/Pearlite and Verus on any of the four #192 obligations.
- A Rocq 9 recheck. The leg ran on Coq 8.18.0, and the estate has no
Rocq pin.
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Why
The whole GraphQL schema was served without authentication on
0.0.0.0(src/main.rs,src/config.rs). Anyone who could reach the port could:updateRepoSettings, then forge webhooks that start prover runs and post to GitHub;recordTacticOutcome.This is Wave 0, merged row 1, of the echidna proof-route plan (metadatastician/standards#1397).
What changes
ECHIDNABOT_API_ROUTE_TOKENmay call onlysubmitProofObligation, and only for repositories listed in[api] route_repos(exactowner/nameorowner/*; empty allows none). This is the credential Hypatia will hold.ECHIDNABOT_API_ADMIN_TOKENmay call everything.Debug.POST /graphql(src/api/auth.rs). It rate-limits per IP ([api] rate_limit_rpm, default 120,0disables). Then it answers 401 withWWW-Authenticate: Bearerwhen no valid credential is present.FORBIDDENorUNAUTHENTICATED, returned with HTTP 200, not HTTP 403.[server] hostnow defaults to127.0.0.1. The daemon refuses to bind a non-loopback address unless at least one credential is set.echidnabot.example.toml,docs/content/configuration.adoc,wiki/Getting-Started.md,.env.example.Breaking change
/graphqlnow needs a bearer credential.0.0.0.0, so it needs at least one credential in.env, or the daemon will not start.echidnabot.tomlalso binds0.0.0.0. I left it unchanged, so a deployment without credentials fails loudly rather than quietly changing its bind address.Authorizationheader today. Its obligations will get 401 until the matching Hypatia change (merged row 2) is deployed with the route credential.Tests
All run locally with
--locked:cargo test --lib: 209 passed. This includes 7 new unit tests: scope matching, header parsing, credential validation, redaction, loopback detection.--test protocol_contract: 12 passed. The Hypatia contract tests now run as the route credential. 4 new tests cover out-of-scope submission, no principal, route-on-admin fields, and admin access.--test smoke: 13 passed. 5 new tests over HTTP: 401 without a credential, 401 with a wrong one, route credential refused onupdateRepoSettings, route credential submits in scope, and 429 from the/graphqlrate limit.--test seam_test15,--test integration_tests32,--test lifecycle23,--test property_tests12: all passed.cargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warningsandcargo fmt --check: clean.serve --host 0.0.0.0without credentials exits 1 with "refusing to bind 0.0.0.0…".updateRepoSettings; the admin credential passes the guard;/healthstays open.On this machine,
cargo test --libfinished in about 7 seconds.e2e.ymlsays it hangs and skips it. That is outside this PR.Not done
pending.jsonl) is a separate PR.tests/seam_test.rsstill mounts an unguarded inline/graphqlroute. It sends no GraphQL requests, and the field guards refuse anything it would send..a2mlfile was touched.Generated by Claude Code