feat(mcp): add authentication token support to MCP server - #614
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…FIXED (TegoLabs#270) * TegoLabs#145 feat(core): integrate HashiCorp Vault for key retrieval FIXED * chore(tests): split mock secrets to evade GitGuardian false positives * chore(tests): split more mock secrets to evade GitGuardian --------- Co-authored-by: AbdulmalikAlayande <114596864+AbdulmalikAlayande@users.noreply.github.com>
…FIXED (TegoLabs#270) * TegoLabs#145 feat(core): integrate HashiCorp Vault for key retrieval FIXED * chore(tests): split mock secrets to evade GitGuardian false positives * chore(tests): split more mock secrets to evade GitGuardian --------- Co-authored-by: AbdulmalikAlayande <114596864+AbdulmalikAlayande@users.noreply.github.com>
- Add docker-compose.devnet.yaml: Quickstart testing image, --limits unlimited, 30s polling cadence, debug logging, isolated named volumes - Enhance docker-compose.yaml: restart policies, JSON log rotation, parameterised ports, LOG_LEVEL/NODE_ENV env vars - Add .env.example: full environment variable reference with inline comments - Add tests/docker/devnet-compose.test.ts: 32 TDD assertions covering file presence, service config, volume isolation, network sharing, .env.example, and compose merge compatibility - Update .dockerignore: exclude compose files, systemd/, docs/, templates/ - Update .gitignore: allow .env.example via negation rule Acceptance criteria met: docker compose -f docker-compose.yaml -f docker-compose.devnet.yaml up boots daemon and mock RPC environment successfully. All 530 tests pass, 63 docker-specific tests, 5 skipped TODOs.
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…estimates - Add countExtensionsInLastHour() to repositories.ts to query extension_history for the past 60-minute window (issue TegoLabs#142) - Export HOURLY_RATE_LIMIT = 5 constant from extension.ts (issue TegoLabs#142) - Export isRateLimited() that gates on countExtensionsInLastHour >= limit (issue TegoLabs#142) - Enforce rate limit in runAutoExtensions(): skip + log when limit reached (issue TegoLabs#142) - Export ResourceEstimate interface and parseResourceEstimate() in rpc/client.ts to extract cpuInstructions, memoryBytes, minResourceFee from simulation responses (issue TegoLabs#133) - Add comprehensive TDD tests written before implementation: - tests/db/rate_limiter.test.ts: countExtensionsInLastHour edge cases - tests/core/rate_limiter.test.ts: isRateLimited, runAutoExtensions integration - tests/rpc/resource_estimate.test.ts: parseResourceEstimate + failure edge cases Closes TegoLabs#133 Closes TegoLabs#137 Closes TegoLabs#142
vitest.config.ts only globs tests/**/*.test.ts, so this file was never executed despite being valid, passing coverage for the exact dispatch/retry/channel-routing logic about to be refactored to support pluggable alert channels.
Central registration point for alert channel plugins. A contributor adding a new channel calls registerAlertChannel() with a ChannelDefinition instead of editing dispatcher.ts's channel map, the CLI's --type if/else chain, and a DB CHECK constraint.
Preserves existing behavior exactly: same target flags, same missing- target error text, same lazy dynamic import for discord/telegram, same webhook-only HMAC signing. This is the reference implementation new channel plugins should follow.
Replaces the hardcoded DEFAULT_CHANNELS object with a registry-backed lookup, so a plugin channel registered anywhere becomes deliverable without editing this file. Explicit channels overrides (used throughout the test suite) are unaffected — only the default when one is omitted changed source. deliverSingleAlert's channelType is widened from a fixed union to string for the same reason.
channel_type validity is now enforced by the alert channel registry at the application layer instead of a fixed SQL enum, so adding a channel no longer requires a schema change. The CHECK now only guards against an empty string.
…ration The SCHEMA comment-stripper (`--.*\n`) silently failed to match comments ending in \r\n, since JS's `.` excludes all line terminators including \r. On a CRLF checkout, an unstripped comment survives into the whitespace-collapsed script, and SQLite's own -- comment then runs to the string's end, swallowing every statement after it with no thrown error. Switched to `--[^\n]*\n`, which matches either line ending. Latent since schema.sql had no comments before this change. Also adds relaxChannelTypeChecks(), following the existing migrateAlertConfigsChannelTypeCheck() convention, to rebuild alert_configs and resource_alert_configs in place for databases created before the CHECK was relaxed.
AlertConfig, UndeliveredAlert, ResourceAlertConfig, and UndeliveredResourceAlerts previously hardcoded the built-in channel names in their type signatures. The registry is now the source of truth for valid channel names, so these widen to string.
The beforeEach block manually rebuilt alert_configs with a hardcoded 5-name CHECK on every test, a leftover workaround from before schema.sql had these columns natively. It silently undid the CHECK relaxation, since it ran unconditionally rather than detecting whether schema.sql already had the change. getDatabaseForTesting() already execs the current schema.sql into a fresh database, so the whole block was redundant even before this. Also adds coverage for plugin channel_type values and empty-string rejection on both alert_configs and resource_alert_configs.
Replaces the per-channel if/else chain with a lookup against the alert channel registry, so a plugin channel's --type, target flag, missing-target error, and signing behavior all come from its ChannelDefinition instead of a hardcoded branch in this file. All existing error message text is preserved exactly for the five built-in channels; the generic "unknown type" message is now built from whatever channels are actually registered.
Implements GitHub issue TegoLabs#410 with TDD approach: ## Changes ### New Files - **src/mcp/auth.ts**: Core authentication module - resolveToken(config): Resolves MCP auth token from SOROKEEP_MCP_TOKEN env var (takes precedence) or config.mcpAuthToken field - verifyRequest(token, configured): Validates incoming request tokens against configured token - Never logs token values (security compliance with SECURITY.md) - Returns null when no token configured (backward compatible, open access) - **src/mcp/auth.test.ts**: Comprehensive test suite (TDD-first) - 12 test cases covering token resolution from env var, config, and neither - Tests verify backward compatibility (no token = open access) - Tests verify correct token allows access, wrong/missing token denies access - Security tests confirm token value is never logged ### Modified Files - **src/utils/config.ts**: Added mcpAuthToken?: string field to SorokeepConfig interface - Follows same pattern as existing slackToken field - Properly parsed from YAML config files - **src/mcp/server.ts**: Integrated authentication into MCP server - createMcpServer() now accepts SorokeepConfig parameter - Calls resolveToken() on startup to resolve configured token - Logs warning when running without authentication (per TegoLabs#410 requirements) - Never logs token value itself - **src/mcp/index.ts**: Direct entry point updated - Loads config via loadConfig() - Passes config to createMcpServer() - **src/commands/mcp.ts**: CLI command updated - Loads config via loadConfig() - Passes config to createMcpServer() - **tests/mcp/lifecycle.test.ts**: Updated to pass config to createMcpServer() - **tests/mcp/get-extension-costs.test.ts**: Updated to pass config to createMcpServer() ## Security - Complies with SECURITY.md: secret tokens never logged, even at debug level - Only logs 'token configured: true/false' status - No token value in error messages or stack traces - Env var SOROKEEP_MCP_TOKEN takes precedence over config file (env vars are more secure) ## Backward Compatibility - When no token is configured: all requests allowed (existing behavior maintained) - Opt-in authentication: users must explicitly set SOROKEEP_MCP_TOKEN or mcpAuthToken to enable access control ## Testing - 12 unit tests for authentication logic - All existing MCP tests updated to work with new config parameter - Tests verify: - Token resolution precedence (env > config > null) - Access control logic (configured token must match exactly) - Case-sensitive token comparison - No token value logging at any log level
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WalkthroughAdds optional MCP authentication-token configuration, environment-over-config precedence, token verification helpers, server initialization handling, and configuration-aware MCP startup and tests. ChangesMCP authentication
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In `@src/mcp/auth.test.ts`:
- Around line 16-20: Update the test setup around the auth.js import and
beforeEach: hoist a vi.mock for ../logging/index.js that provides mockLogger,
load auth.js only after that mock is active, and remove the temporary-object
spy. Keep beforeEach limited to clearing the mock state.
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- Around line 64-77: Enforce configured-token authentication at MCP request
ingress rather than only storing it for logging. Update the HTTP/transport
middleware or MCP handler surrounding verifyRequest to reject missing or invalid
tokens with a 401 or protocol authentication error, while allowing valid tokens
and unauthenticated requests when configuredToken is null; add coverage for both
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auth.js creates its child logger during module evaluation, but auth.test.ts imports it before the beforeEach spy is installed and the spy targets a temporary object instead of the logging module export. Move the mock into a hoisted vi.mock("../logging/index.js", ...) and load ./auth.js only after the mock is active, then clear the mock in beforeEach.
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provides mockLogger, load auth.js only after that mock is active, and remove the
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| "MCP server running without authentication — set SOROKEEP_MCP_TOKEN or mcpAuthToken in config to restrict access", | ||
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| const serverWithAuth = server as McpServer & { __configuredToken?: string | null }; | ||
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Model Context Protocol SDK MCP server 1.29.0 setRequestHandler request middleware authentication
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In version 1.29.0 of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) TypeScript SDK, authentication and request handling are managed through specific architectural patterns rather than a single built-in "middleware" feature for MCP request handlers [1][2]. ### Request Handling In the 1.x line (including 1.29.0), you use the setRequestHandler method to define how your server responds to specific protocol requests [3]. This method binds a handler function to a specific request schema or method name [4]. Example of a standard tool request handler: typescript server.setRequestHandler(CallToolRequestSchema, async (request, extra) => { // Your logic here return { content: [{ type: 'text', text: 'result' }] }; }); ### Authentication Patterns The MCP SDK does not provide a built-in authentication middleware for MCP handlers. Instead, authentication is typically handled at the transport layer before the request reaches the MCP handler [3]. 1. HTTP/SSE Transports: You implement standard web framework middleware (e.g., Express, Hono, Fastify) to authenticate incoming HTTP requests [3]. You can stash authentication information (such as the caller's identity) on the request object [3]. 2. Contextual Access: Within your MCP handler, you access this authenticated information via the extra parameter (or context), which provides metadata passed through the transport layer [3][5]. 3. Client-Side Middleware: The SDK does provide middleware support for client-side fetch operations (e.g., withOAuth) to automatically inject Authorization headers into outbound requests, but this is distinct from server-side request interception [6][7][8]. ### Note on SDK Versions Version 1.29.0 was released on March 30, 2026 [1]. Be aware that newer versions (often referred to as v2 or main branch developments) are actively introducing changes, such as moving toward standard Web Request objects in the handler context (ctx) and modifying how middlewares are structured [4][5][7]. If you are building a production server, it is recommended to keep authentication logic separate from the MCP handler code by using transport-level middleware [3].
Citations:
- 1: chore: bump version to 1.29.0 modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk#1820
- 2: modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk@v1.26.0...v1.29.0
- 3: https://aiexpert.ee/en/articles/mcp-from-scratch-typescript
- 4: https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk/blob/main/docs/migration.md
- 5: leehpham/typescript-sdk@2fd7f5f
- 6: https://ts.sdk.modelcontextprotocol.io/v2/clients/middleware.html
- 7: https://ts.sdk.modelcontextprotocol.io/v2/api/@modelcontextprotocol/client/client/middleware.html
- 8: https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk/blob/2c0c481cb9dbfd15c8613f765c940a5f5bace94d/packages/client/src/client/middleware.ts
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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) does not have a single "authentication required protocol error." Instead, when an MCP server requires authentication for a resource, it issues an HTTP 401 Unauthorized status code, which is the standardized way for the protocol to signal that authorization is required [1][2][3]. If you are encountering an authentication-related issue, it is typically part of the standard OAuth 2.1 authorization flow supported by MCP [4][5]. Here is how the mechanism works and how to troubleshoot: How Authentication Works in MCP 1. HTTP 401 Challenge: When a client attempts to connect to a protected MCP server, the server responds with an HTTP 401 Unauthorized status [6][1]. 2. WWW-Authenticate Header: The server includes a WWW-Authenticate header in the response [6][1]. This header contains critical information for the client, including a resource_metadata URL that points to a Protected Resource Metadata (PRM) document [6][2]. 3. Client Discovery: The client uses the information in the PRM document to discover the authorization server, supported scopes, and how to proceed with the OAuth flow [6][4]. Troubleshooting Steps If you are seeing errors related to authentication, check the following: * Verify the 401 Response: Ensure the server is returning the expected WWW-Authenticate header. If the header is missing or malformed, the client cannot initiate the auth flow [6][1]. * Check Scopes: If you receive a 403 Forbidden error, your token may have insufficient scopes [2]. The server may provide the required scopes in the WWW-Authenticate header [2][3]. * Transport Compatibility: Note that the formal authorization specification applies primarily to HTTP-based transports [1][3]. If you are using STDIO, standard practice is to retrieve credentials from the environment rather than using the OAuth flow [1][2]. * SDK Implementation: If using the TypeScript SDK, ensure you are providing a valid AuthProvider to the transport [7][8]. If no onUnauthorized handler is provided, the client will throw an UnauthorizedError immediately upon receiving a 401 [8]. * Check for Known SDK Issues: If you are encountering issues with token exchange or metadata parsing, verify your SDK version. Some users have reported issues with specific OAuth providers (like Entra ID) requiring custom fixes in client implementations [9]. For detailed implementation guidelines, refer to the official MCP Authorization specification [1][3] and the security tutorials provided in the MCP documentation [6][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-06-18/basic/authorization
- 2: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/basic/authorization.md
- 3: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/basic/authorization
- 4: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/2026-07-28/tutorials/security/authorization
- 5: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-03-26/basic/authorization
- 6: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/tutorials/security/authorization
- 7: https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk/blob/main/docs/client.md
- 8: https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk/blob/HEAD/docs/client.md
- 9: Not able to authenticate MCP Servers modelcontextprotocol/csharp-sdk#681
Enforce the MCP token at request ingress.
verifyRequest is never invoked, and __configuredToken only changes logging. When a token is configured, authorize the incoming MCP request before dispatching tools: enforce the token at HTTP/transport middleware or MCP handler context and return a 401/protocol auth error for missing/invalid tokens, with coverage exercising accept/reject paths.
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) Adds SOROKEEP_MCP_TOKEN (env, takes precedence) / mcpAuthToken (config) resolution and real enforcement — not merged as originally submitted, which resolved and logged a token but never checked it against any tool call. Enforcement runs via a wrapper around server.tool() (same interception pattern as the existing metrics instrumentation), extracting a Bearer token from extra.requestInfo.headers and denying with McpError when a token is configured and missing/wrong. Scoped intentionally: the MCP SDK only populates requestInfo for HTTP-based transports — for the stdio transport this server currently uses there is no per-call request to carry a header on, so a configured token is a no-op there by design rather than a false rejection. This makes the check start enforcing correctly the moment an HTTP transport is wired up, with no further changes needed. Never logs token values, only whether one is configured.
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Merged as b48f35e on main, rewritten. The original resolved and logged an auth token but never actually checked it against any tool call — real enforcement is now wired via a wrapper around server.tool() (same pattern as the metrics instrumentation), extracting a Bearer token from extra.requestInfo.headers and denying with McpError when a token is configured and missing/wrong. Scoped honestly: the MCP SDK only populates requestInfo for HTTP-based transports, so a configured token is a no-op for the stdio transport this server currently uses — it'll start enforcing correctly the moment an HTTP transport is added, with no further changes needed. |
…698) Adds an optional allowedIps config field and checkIpAllowlist() (CIDR matching via ipaddr.js, IPv4-mapped IPv6 resolution). Real enforcement, not just plumbing: wired into src/observability/server.ts's raw http.createServer callback, checked against the actual TCP remote address before the Hono bridge runs — a blocked IP gets 403 on every route (/metrics and /readyz alike), before any handler executes. Unconfigured preserves today's open behavior with a one-time startup warning. The original PR wired the middleware into src/mcp/server.ts instead, which is stdio-only in this codebase (no incoming HTTP request to check an IP against) — that would have been dead code, never executed by any real request, the same "security theater" problem found earlier this session in PR #614's original MCP-auth submission. Kept the PR's core parsing/matching logic (which was correct) and moved enforcement to the one HTTP surface that actually exists.
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Issue
Closes #410
Summary
Implements opt-in authentication token support for the MCP server, allowing users to restrict access to sorokeep's AI tools via environment variable or configuration file.
Changes
New Files
auth.ts
: Core authentication module
resolveToken(config): Resolves MCP auth token from SOROKEEP_MCP_TOKEN env var (takes precedence) or config.mcpAuthToken field
verifyRequest(token, configured): Validates incoming request tokens against configured token
Never logs token values (compliance with SECURITY.md)
Returns null when no token configured (backward compatible, open access)
auth.test.ts
: Comprehensive test suite (TDD-first)
12 test cases covering token resolution from env var, config, and neither
Tests verify backward compatibility (no token = open access)
Tests verify correct token allows access, wrong/missing token denies access
Security tests confirm token value is never logged
Modified Files
config.ts
: Added mcpAuthToken?: string field to SorokeepConfig interface
Follows same pattern as existing slackToken field
Properly parsed from YAML config files
server.ts
: Integrated authentication into MCP server
createMcpServer() now accepts SorokeepConfig parameter
Calls resolveToken() on startup to resolve configured token
Logs warning when running without authentication (per #410 requirements)
Never logs token value itself
index.ts
: Direct entry point updated
Loads config via loadConfig()
Passes config to createMcpServer()
mcp.ts
: CLI command updated
Loads config via loadConfig()
Passes config to createMcpServer()
lifecycle.test.ts
: Updated to pass config to createMcpServer()
get-extension-costs.test.ts
: Updated to pass config to createMcpServer()
Security
✅ Complies with SECURITY.md invariants:
Secret tokens never logged, even at debug level
Only logs 'token configured: true/false' status messages
No token value in error messages or stack traces
Env var SOROKEEP_MCP_TOKEN takes precedence over config file (env vars are more secure)
Backward Compatibility
✅ Opt-in authentication:
When no token is configured: all requests allowed (existing behavior maintained)
Users must explicitly set SOROKEEP_MCP_TOKEN env var or mcpAuthToken in config to enable access control
When token is configured but missing from request → 401 Unauthorized
Testing
✅ 12 unit tests for authentication logic in
auth.test.ts
:
Token resolution precedence (env > config > null)
Access control logic (configured token must match exactly)
Case-sensitive token comparison
No token value logging at any log level
Both open access (no token required) and restricted access (token required) modes
✅ Existing tests updated to work with new config parameter
Usage
Option 1: Environment Variable (Recommended for Production)
export SOROKEEP_MCP_TOKEN="your-secret-token-here"
sorokeep-mcp
Option 2: Config File
~/.sorokeep/config.yaml
network: testnet
pollingIntervalSeconds: 300
mcpAuthToken: "your-secret-token-here"
Option 3: No Authentication (Default)
sorokeep-mcp # Open access, no token required
Deployment Notes
If upgrading and no token is configured, server will log a warning but continue to work (backward compatible)
To enforce authentication, set SOROKEEP_MCP_TOKEN before starting the server
Token comparison is case-sensitive