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the agent-auth ceremony ships as the SDK rendering (auth-md E8, RFC 8628 device authorization): five standalone functions plus their types, exported from the package surface.

  • startAgentCeremony(): POST /v1/agent/auth/device (empty body) -> the grant (device_code, user_code, verification_uri_complete, expires_in, interval)
  • pollAgentCeremony(deviceCode): the token poll, sending the REGISTERED RFC 8628 URN grant_type (the canonical wire value; the gateway accepts the shorthand too)
  • refreshAgentCeremony(refreshToken): the refresh grant (rotation semantics: a replacement refresh_token returns every exchange; absent means revoked, restart)
  • isCeremonyPending(err) / isCeremonyTerminal(err): the polling protocol classifiers (authorization_pending + slow_down keep polling; expired_token + access_denied restart)

why standalone (the design decision)

every other SDK area hangs off the authed WaveClient, which REQUIRES an apiKey. the ceremony exists precisely because the caller has no credential yet: it is the pre-credential bootstrap. so these functions take no client, just an optional baseUrl (default api.wave.online) and an optional fetchImpl for tests. an SDK consumer can run the entire bootstrap without ever holding a key, then hand the approval URL to a person.

the polling errors pass through verbatim (the protocol, not failures to hide), and the classifiers make the branch explicit so no consumer has to string-match error bodies.

verification

6 tests: the device POST shape (empty body, no authorization header by design), the honest dashboard-off 403 surfacing, the URN body, the authorization_pending classification, the terminal classifications, and the refresh rotation body. typecheck + eslint clean. the API surface matches the live gateway (spec-pinned in the Agent Auth tag, api-spec #66/#68) and the CLI rendering (agent-ceremony.mjs) already proven end to end: first live ceremony completed 2026-08-31 (grant -> human approval -> tokens -> wallet signature).


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Summary by Sourcery

Expose the Agent Auth RFC 8628 ceremony as standalone SDK functions for bootstrapping agent credentials through human approval.

New Features:

  • Add standalone SDK functions and types for starting, polling, and refreshing the Agent Auth device-authorization ceremony.
  • Export protocol classifiers for distinguishing retryable polling states from terminal ceremony errors.

Enhancements:

  • Support credential-free ceremony execution with configurable gateway URLs and fetch implementations.

Tests:

  • Add coverage for device authorization requests, protocol error classification, and refresh-token rotation.

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Introduces a standalone, configurable RFC 8628 agent-auth ceremony API that can bootstrap credentials without an API key, supports polling and refresh rotation, classifies protocol states, and is exported with typed models and focused tests.

Sequence diagram for the standalone agent-auth ceremony

sequenceDiagram
    participant Agent
    participant SDK
    participant Gateway
    actor Person

    Agent->>SDK: startAgentCeremony()
    SDK->>Gateway: POST /v1/agent/auth/device
    Gateway-->>SDK: DeviceGrant
    SDK-->>Agent: verification_uri_complete + device_code
    Agent->>Person: Provide approval URL
    Person->>Gateway: Approve device authorization
    loop Poll at interval
        Agent->>SDK: pollAgentCeremony(deviceCode)
        SDK->>Gateway: POST /v1/agent/auth/token
        Gateway-->>SDK: CeremonyTokens or protocol error
        alt authorization_pending or slow_down
            SDK-->>Agent: isCeremonyPending(error) = true
        else Approval completed
            SDK-->>Agent: access_token + refresh_token
        else expired_token or access_denied
            SDK-->>Agent: isCeremonyTerminal(error) = true
        end
    end
    Agent->>SDK: refreshAgentCeremony(refreshToken)
    SDK->>Gateway: POST /v1/agent/auth/token
    Gateway-->>SDK: Rotated access_token + refresh_token
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Flow diagram for agent-auth protocol classification

flowchart TD
    A[Poll agent ceremony] --> B{Poll request succeeds?}
    B -->|Yes| C[Use CeremonyTokens]
    B -->|No| D{"isCeremonyPending(error)?"}
    D -->|Yes| E[Keep polling]
    D -->|No| F{"isCeremonyTerminal(error)?"}
    F -->|Yes| G[Restart ceremony]
    F -->|No| H[Handle other error]
    C --> I[Refresh access token]
    I --> J{Replacement refresh_token present?}
    J -->|Yes| K[Store rotated refresh token]
    J -->|No| G
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Change Details Files
Add standalone RFC 8628 device-authorization ceremony functions for credential-free agent onboarding.
  • Implement device-grant creation via an unauthenticated POST with configurable gateway URL and fetch implementation.
  • Implement device-code polling using the canonical RFC 8628 URN grant type.
  • Implement refresh-token exchange with optional rotated refresh-token handling.
  • Expose typed grant, token, options, and protocol-error models.
src/agent-auth.ts
Add protocol-aware error classification for ceremony polling.
  • Preserve upstream error status and code on rejected requests.
  • Classify authorization_pending and slow_down as retryable.
  • Classify expired_token and access_denied as terminal/restart conditions.
src/agent-auth.ts
Export the ceremony SDK surface from the package entry point.
  • Export all five ceremony functions and their associated types from the package root.
src/index.ts
Cover request payloads, unauthenticated behavior, error propagation, classifiers, and refresh rotation with tests.
  • Verify device and token endpoint methods, bodies, URLs, and headers.
  • Verify dashboard-disabled errors surface and polling protocol codes classify correctly.
  • Verify refresh responses expose replacement refresh tokens.
src/__tests__/agent-auth.test.ts

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66 - Not compliant

Non-compliant requirements:

  • No EnhanceAPI module, exports, Wave wiring, or enhance tests appear in this diff

Requires further human verification:

68 - Not compliant

Non-compliant requirements:

  • No changes to src/client.ts or src/voice.ts in this diff

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Possible Issue

slow_down classification is incomplete for the polling protocol. RFC 8628 requires the client to
increase its poll interval by 5s on slow_down, but the thrown error only carries code and
status — the caller cannot distinguish slow_down from authorization_pending without
re-inspecting err.code manually, defeating the stated purpose of the classifiers. Consider
exposing the interval bump (or a separate isCeremonySlowDown) so consumers can comply with the spec.

/** True when a poll rejection is the keep-polling protocol state (pending or slow_down). */
export function isCeremonyPending(err: unknown): boolean {
  const e = err as CeremonyPollError;
  return Boolean(e && (e.code === "authorization_pending" || e.code === "slow_down"));
}
Error Message Loss

When the upstream error body has the shape { "error": { "code": "access_denied" } } (object form
with no message), the Error message becomes undefined because the object branch reads
.error.message without a fallback. The code is still set, but the human-readable message is
lost. Falling back to the code or the raw text would keep the failure legible.

const err = new Error(
  (json as { error?: { message?: string } | string })?.error &&
  typeof (json as { error: { message?: string } }).error === "object"
    ? (json as { error: { message?: string } }).error.message
    : String((json as { error?: string }).error ?? text.slice(0, 200)),
) as CeremonyPollError;
err.status = res.status;
const e = json as { error?: string | { code?: string } };
err.code = typeof e.error === "string" ? e.error : e.error?.code;
throw err;

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Comment thread src/agent-auth.ts
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const base = options.baseUrl ?? DEFAULT_BASE;
const f = options.fetchImpl ?? fetch;

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💡 Bug: Bare fetch reference may throw in browser/detached contexts

In startAgentCeremony/pollAgentCeremony/refreshAgentCeremony, const f = options.fetchImpl ?? fetch; captures the global fetch detached from its receiver. Node's undici fetch tolerates this, but in browsers/workers calling an unbound fetch throws TypeError: Illegal invocation, so a browser SDK consumer that omits fetchImpl would fail. (This mirrors the existing ?? fetch convention elsewhere in the repo, so it is a low-severity latent issue.) Bind it, e.g. const f = options.fetchImpl ?? fetch.bind(globalThis); or wrap in an arrow.

Wrap global fetch so it is invoked with the correct receiver in browser contexts.:

const f = options.fetchImpl ?? ((...args: Parameters<typeof fetch>) => fetch(...args));

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Comment thread src/agent-auth.ts
Comment on lines +126 to +129
/** True when a poll rejection is the keep-polling protocol state (pending or slow_down). */
export function isCeremonyPending(err: unknown): boolean {
const e = err as CeremonyPollError;
return Boolean(e && (e.code === "authorization_pending" || e.code === "slow_down"));

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💡 Edge Case: slow_down not distinguished from authorization_pending

isCeremonyPending() lumps slow_down in with authorization_pending, but RFC 8628 §3.5 requires the client to increase its polling interval by 5s after a slow_down. A consumer branching only on isCeremonyPending() keeps polling at the same cadence and may be repeatedly throttled. Consider exposing a way to detect slow_down specifically (or documenting that callers must inspect err.code) so the interval can be increased.

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Code Review 👍 Approved with suggestions 0 resolved / 2 findings

Adds standalone agent auth helpers for RFC 8628 device authorization bootstrap without an API key: startAgentCeremony, pollAgentCeremony, refreshAgentCeremony, plus isCeremonyPending / isCeremonyTerminal classifiers. Implementation matches gateway behavior and includes comprehensive test coverage.

Consider binding fetch to globalThis in the three ceremony functions to avoid "Illegal invocation" errors in browser contexts, and exposing slow_down detection separately from authorization_pending so callers can implement RFC 8628-compliant polling interval backoff.

💡 Bug: Bare fetch reference may throw in browser/detached contexts

📄 src/agent-auth.ts:91-92 📄 src/agent-auth.ts:102-103 📄 src/agent-auth.ts:117-118

In startAgentCeremony/pollAgentCeremony/refreshAgentCeremony, const f = options.fetchImpl ?? fetch; captures the global fetch detached from its receiver. Node's undici fetch tolerates this, but in browsers/workers calling an unbound fetch throws TypeError: Illegal invocation, so a browser SDK consumer that omits fetchImpl would fail. (This mirrors the existing ?? fetch convention elsewhere in the repo, so it is a low-severity latent issue.) Bind it, e.g. const f = options.fetchImpl ?? fetch.bind(globalThis); or wrap in an arrow.

Wrap global fetch so it is invoked with the correct receiver in browser contexts.
const f = options.fetchImpl ?? ((...args: Parameters<typeof fetch>) => fetch(...args));
💡 Edge Case: slow_down not distinguished from authorization_pending

📄 src/agent-auth.ts:126-129

isCeremonyPending() lumps slow_down in with authorization_pending, but RFC 8628 §3.5 requires the client to increase its polling interval by 5s after a slow_down. A consumer branching only on isCeremonyPending() keeps polling at the same cadence and may be repeatedly throttled. Consider exposing a way to detect slow_down specifically (or documenting that callers must inspect err.code) so the interval can be increased.

🤖 Prompt for agents
Code Review: Adds standalone agent auth helpers for RFC 8628 device authorization bootstrap without an API key: `startAgentCeremony`, `pollAgentCeremony`, `refreshAgentCeremony`, plus `isCeremonyPending` / `isCeremonyTerminal` classifiers. Implementation matches gateway behavior and includes comprehensive test coverage.
  
  Consider binding `fetch` to `globalThis` in the three ceremony functions to avoid "Illegal invocation" errors in browser contexts, and exposing `slow_down` detection separately from `authorization_pending` so callers can implement RFC 8628-compliant polling interval backoff.

1. 💡 Bug: Bare fetch reference may throw in browser/detached contexts
   Files: src/agent-auth.ts:91-92, src/agent-auth.ts:102-103, src/agent-auth.ts:117-118

   In startAgentCeremony/pollAgentCeremony/refreshAgentCeremony, `const f = options.fetchImpl ?? fetch;` captures the global `fetch` detached from its receiver. Node's undici fetch tolerates this, but in browsers/workers calling an unbound `fetch` throws `TypeError: Illegal invocation`, so a browser SDK consumer that omits `fetchImpl` would fail. (This mirrors the existing `?? fetch` convention elsewhere in the repo, so it is a low-severity latent issue.) Bind it, e.g. `const f = options.fetchImpl ?? fetch.bind(globalThis);` or wrap in an arrow.

   Fix (Wrap global fetch so it is invoked with the correct receiver in browser contexts.):
   const f = options.fetchImpl ?? ((...args: Parameters<typeof fetch>) => fetch(...args));

2. 💡 Edge Case: slow_down not distinguished from authorization_pending
   Files: src/agent-auth.ts:126-129

   isCeremonyPending() lumps `slow_down` in with `authorization_pending`, but RFC 8628 §3.5 requires the client to increase its polling interval by 5s after a `slow_down`. A consumer branching only on isCeremonyPending() keeps polling at the same cadence and may be repeatedly throttled. Consider exposing a way to detect `slow_down` specifically (or documenting that callers must inspect `err.code`) so the interval can be increased.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added an agent authentication ceremony using device authorization.
    • Added support for starting authorization, polling for tokens, and refreshing tokens.
    • Added helpers to identify pending and terminal authorization states.
    • Exposed authentication ceremony functions and related types through the SDK.

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The SDK adds RFC 8628 agent authentication. It supports device-grant creation, token polling, token refresh, protocol error classification, tests, and public exports.

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Agent authentication ceremony

Layer / File(s) Summary
Ceremony contracts and request handling
src/agent-auth.ts
Defines ceremony result types, configurable request options, JSON response parsing, and CeremonyPollError creation.
Device, polling, and refresh flows
src/agent-auth.ts, src/__tests__/agent-auth.test.ts
Adds device authorization, canonical device-code polling, refresh-token rotation, error classification, and request-flow tests.
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src/index.ts
Exports the ceremony API and types. Existing section comments use colon formatting.

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The new credential-bootstrap functions are generally mergeable, but custom gateway URLs may form incorrect paths when they end with a slash, and polling guidance may retry slow_down responses too quickly; owners should address or explicitly accept these bounded risks.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Agent
  participant AgentAuthAPI
  participant Dashboard
  Agent->>AgentAuthAPI: startAgentCeremony()
  AgentAuthAPI-->>Agent: return DeviceGrant
  Agent->>Dashboard: approve device grant
  loop Until approval or terminal error
    Agent->>AgentAuthAPI: pollAgentCeremony(device_code)
    AgentAuthAPI-->>Agent: return tokens or ceremony error
  end
  Agent->>AgentAuthAPI: refreshAgentCeremony(refresh_token)
  AgentAuthAPI-->>Agent: return refreshed tokens
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- Line 93: Normalize baseUrl by removing trailing slashes before endpoint
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src/agent-auth.ts (1)

99-99: Handle slow_down separately from normal pending state.

isCeremonyPending() returns true for slow_down, but Line 99 instructs callers to keep the original interval. RFC 8628 requires the client to add five seconds after slow_down. Expose a separate classifier or revise the polling guidance. (rfc-editor.org)

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export function startAgentCeremony(options: CeremonyOptions = {}): Promise<DeviceGrant> {
const base = options.baseUrl ?? DEFAULT_BASE;
const f = options.fetchImpl ?? fetch;
return ceremonyPost<DeviceGrant>(`${base}/v1/agent/auth/device`, {}, f);

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Normalize baseUrl before endpoint concatenation.

A baseUrl ending in / produces //v1/agent/auth/device. Some gateways route this as a different path. Strip trailing slashes before constructing URLs in all three ceremony functions.

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In `@src/agent-auth.ts` at line 93, Normalize baseUrl by removing trailing slashes
before endpoint concatenation in all three ceremony functions, including the
flow containing ceremonyPost<DeviceGrant>. Ensure each constructed endpoint uses
the normalized base so it contains exactly one slash before its path.

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