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feat(auth): add passkeys, 2FA and org API keys on Better Auth 1.7 - #72
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Move better-auth to ^1.7.10, @better-auth/infra to ^0.4.20, and @octopi-ai/better-enrollment to ^0.5.2 in every package that declares them. The lockfile held two older better-auth lines next to the new one: @onmax/nuxt-better-auth pins the auth CLI to 1.7.0-rc.5, @vite-hub/auth kept its ^1.6.23 range on the 1.6.26 copy, and @better-auth/infra's @better-auth/core peer stayed on 1.6.26. Workspace overrides point all three at 1.7.10, so the graph carries a single better-auth version. One unctx snapshot referenced an unplugin peer id with no matching snapshot key; it now points at the existing key, and aube ci leaves the lockfile byte-identical.
Declare the schema for the plugins the auth v2 policy registers, so every deployment migrates one deterministic store whether or not a given plugin is turned on: - two-factor: user.two_factor_enabled and the two_factor table - admin: user.banned, ban_reason, ban_expires and session.impersonated_by, which cascades with the administrator - passkey: one row per WebAuthn credential, unique on credential_id - api-key: the api_key table, registered under the plugin's apikey model name, keyed by hash and without a foreign key on the polymorphic reference_id - sso: sso_provider, with domain verification and an organization foreign key - scim: the managed-connection catalog and the directory tables the plugin requires Better Enrollment 0.5 indexes invite.pre_created_user_id, so the store does too. Column names were checked against each plugin's own schema and against the Better Auth Drizzle generator; 0005 is generated by drizzle-kit.
Every plugin is now decided by AuthConfig when the instance is built, and every capability that needs something to work refuses to construct without it, naming what is missing and never a configured value: - email verification and password reset, through structural delivery callbacks like the invitation ones; passwords are bounded at 128 - GitLab (optionally self-managed) and Google beside GitHub, each closed to sign-up exactly when the password form is - magic link, hashed tokens, closed to sign-up with the form - passkeys, bound to a relying party from configuration only - two-factor with issuer Code Zero, trusted devices, optional mail OTP - admin, always on: the single authority for user.role, and the source of adminRoles for Better Enrollment too - organization roles owner/admin/member from createAccessControl with the Code Zero statements, kept in step with the plugin's own verbs - organization API keys: cz_ prefix, hashed, 90-day default expiry, rate limited, no session fallback - SSO and SCIM only for a deployment whose entitlements say so The organization plugin's own invitation endpoints are removed before it is registered, so invitations travel through Better Enrollment 0.5 only; org-join invites use the same roles. authCapabilities() derives a serializable view of the policy for the server to publish. API keys: 1.7.10 applies keyExpiration.defaultExpiresIn in seconds although its docs say milliseconds; a test pins the expiry.
The session principal no longer parses user.role against a hard-coded admin role. It asks the admin plugin's userHasPermission whether the account may set roles, the permission that implies every other, so the plugin's adminRoles, access control and adminUserIds are the only place administration is decided. The role the session already carries is passed along, so the check costs no extra lookup. It fails closed: an instance without the plugin, or a check that throws, grants only the non-writable modes.
nuxt.config.ts no longer captures the sign-in policy at build time. GET /api/capabilities serves authCapabilities() from the same environment server/auth.config.ts builds Better Auth from, and useAuthCapabilities() fetches it during SSR, so /login, /signup and the navigation follow a policy change after a restart, not a rebuild. Only the hosted-infrastructure flag stays in appConfig, because it decides which client code ships. server/auth.config.ts reads the policy through authEnvironment(), which supplies this app's own origin for the passkey relying party, binds the existing emailVerification and passwordReset templates, and passes no entitlements, so SSO and SCIM stay unregistered. The client registers the admin, two-factor, passkey, magic-link and API-key plugins. Organization invitations now go through Better Enrollment org-join invites and are offered only where the deployment serves them; owner is no longer an invitable role. The organization plugin's accept page was removed with the endpoints it called (the deletion landed in the previous commit by mistake), along with its unused i18n keys. Docs: architecture, the authentication guide, OAuth providers, permissions, organizations, deployment and the env example describe the runtime policy, the new methods, roles, admin, API keys, and the entitlement-gated SSO and SCIM.
Architecture 
Inside the changed components — 2 viewsComponent view — Auth & Persistence Internal modules and schema tables managing Better Auth 1.7 plugins and runtime policies. 
Component view — Control Plane Authorization Control plane delegation to the Better Auth admin plugin for permission verification. 
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| /** False while an enrollment awaits its first code; the plugin writes true once it verifies. */ | ||
| verified: boolean('verified').notNull().default(true), |
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two_factor.verified defaults to true against its own comment
The comment on the line above says verified is false while an enrollment awaits its first code, but the column is declared .default(true). A row the plugin inserts without writing verified is read as a completed enrollment, so user.two_factor_enabled logic that trusts…
Fix: Change the column to .default(false) in packages/database/src/schema/two-factor.ts and add the matching DEFAULT false to the two_factor table in packages/database/drizzle/0005_tricky_dexter_bennett.sql, or…
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1. [medium, correctness] packages/database/src/schema/two-factor.ts lines 29-30
Problem: `two_factor.verified` defaults to `true` against its own comment. The comment on the line above says `verified` is false while an enrollment awaits its first code, but the column is declared `.default(true)`. A row the plugin inserts without writing `verified` is read as a completed enrollment, so `user.two_factor_enabled` logic that trusts…
Fix: Change the column to `.default(false)` in `packages/database/src/schema/two-factor.ts` and add the matching `DEFAULT false` to the `two_factor` table in `packages/database/drizzle/0005_tricky_dexter_bennett.sql`, or…
| // it with `getDate(value, "sec")`. A test pins the resulting expiry, so a release | ||
| // that changes the unit fails here instead of minting keys that live 1000x longer. | ||
| defaultExpiresIn: config.apiKeyExpiresInSeconds, | ||
| maxExpiresIn: config.apiKeyMaximumExpiresInDays, |
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maxExpiresIn is given days where the plugin expects seconds
authPlugins in packages/auth/src/auth.ts passes config.apiKeyMaximumExpiresInDays (365) as keyExpiration.maxExpiresIn, while the sibling defaultExpiresIn is seconds and the comment says 1.7 applies getDate(value, "sec"). The cap is therefore 365 seconds, so a…
Fix: Multiply by a day, e.g. maxExpiresIn: config.apiKeyMaximumExpiresInDays * 24 * 60 * 60, or rename the constant and the option so both are seconds, and pin the cap in the plugins.test.ts API-key case.
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1. [medium, correctness] packages/auth/src/auth.ts line 570
Problem: `maxExpiresIn` is given days where the plugin expects seconds. `authPlugins` in `packages/auth/src/auth.ts` passes `config.apiKeyMaximumExpiresInDays` (365) as `keyExpiration.maxExpiresIn`, while the sibling `defaultExpiresIn` is seconds and the comment says 1.7 applies `getDate(value, "sec")`. The cap is therefore 365 seconds, so a…
Fix: Multiply by a day, e.g. `maxExpiresIn: config.apiKeyMaximumExpiresInDays * 24 * 60 * 60`, or rename the constant and the option so both are seconds, and pin the cap in the `plugins.test.ts` API-key case.
`keyExpiration.maxExpiresIn` is compared with `expiresIn / (3600 * 24)` by the 1.7.10 plugin, so it takes days while its sibling `defaultExpiresIn` takes seconds. Say so next to the option and add a test that accepts the longest allowed key and refuses one day more, so a change of unit on either side fails here. Also explain why `two_factor.verified` defaults to true: the plugin always writes it on enable, and its own schema defaults it to true so rows that predate the column keep their second factor. No schema change.
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An organization owner could mint a `cz_` key, but neither `/rpc/**` nor `/api/v1/**` accepted one: both only matched static operator tokens, and the plugin's session mode stays off on purpose. A CI job presenting its key got `401 Authentication required`. Both transports now hand a bearer value that matches no operator token and carries the key prefix to the API-key plugin's `verifyApiKey`, which enforces expiry, remaining uses and the rate limit. A valid key becomes an `apiKey` principal named after the key and its organization. New keys carry `task: [create]`, and a key holding it gets only `observe` and `suggest`: the writable modes need an organization-scoped run policy the control plane does not have yet. A presented key that fails verification is refused instead of falling back to a session cookie, and `/api/v1/**` still never reads one.
`approvals.decide` checked nothing beyond authentication, so once API keys authenticated the control plane a key carrying only `task: [create]` could approve or reject a task awaiting review, including a writable run it could never have created. An approval records that a person reviewed the change, so an API-key principal is now refused with 403 and the denial is audited. Operator tokens and sessions are unchanged.
| // gave (`restricted` is the one policy that uses it), and `host` is a name too. So whenever the | ||
| // deployment narrows the network, the repository's own name goes, sandbox or not, and the | ||
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| else if (execution.maxNetwork !== 'full') applied.runner = withoutContainerNetwork(config.runner); |
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On a self-hosted deployment, execution.max_network: none or restricted leaves local repository commands running with the host's network access. applyDeploymentSettings changes the reported network policy but preserves local execution, and LocalRunner.check starts a host process without enforcing that policy. Both settings allowed a repository check to contact a local HTTP service during execution. The isolation gate only prevents this on cloud deployments.
Refuse restrictive network settings when the selected runner cannot enforce them, or require an enforcing runner before executing repository commands.
How this was verified: Real task executions under both restrictive settings reached a host-loopback HTTP listener through LocalRunner, while isolation-required controls refused execution.
Knowledge Base Used: API operations and dashboard services
Artifacts
Full executed network-policy test source
- The complete test runs real task operations and local HTTP checks with only model inference replaced, making the reproduction inspectable.
- The configuration selects previous or current source and resolves workspace imports, showing exactly which implementation was executed.
Full executed orchestration source
- The script extracts previous source, executes both variants, and captures commands and exit codes, making the comparison reproducible.
Previous task operations source used by the baseline
- The baseline operations source was extracted from the supplied previous commit with relative imports relocated, preserving the previous task behavior.
Previous configuration source used by the baseline
- The baseline configuration source was extracted from the supplied previous commit with relative imports relocated, showing that deployment settings were absent.
Previous behavior with unrestricted local execution
- Both real repository checks reached the loopback listener with network reported as full, establishing the pre-existing host-network behavior.
Current behavior under restrictive deployment ceilings
- Both restrictive ceilings still allowed loopback requests while isolation-required controls refused execution, confirming the local enforcement gap.
Source lines and incremental-change attribution
- Executed Git and numbered-source commands capture the policy integration, existing enforcement, later commit scope, and unchanged tracked worktree, tying the result to the supplied candidate.
Initial baseline dependency-resolution blocker
- The first baseline attempt could not resolve yaml from relocated source, identifying a harness setup problem rather than candidate behavior.
Initial current-source model-resolution blocker
- The first current-source attempt did not reach checks because the model replacement was not applied, so it was not used as security proof.
Baseline workspace-import blocker
- The next baseline attempt exposed an unresolved shared workspace import, which was corrected in the test configuration.
Current-source model-replacement diagnostic
- The next current-source attempt captured rejection before verification, revealing that dependency aliasing still needed correction.
Baseline fixture authorization diagnostic
- The baseline reached agent authorization but refused the fixture's behavioral change, prompting an explicit fixture policy adjustment.
Current-source fixture authorization diagnostic
- The current variant encountered the same fixture authorization refusal, confirming the harness needed the same adjustment on both sides.
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Path: packages/core/config/src/settings.ts
Line: 441
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**Local commands ignore network limits**
On a self-hosted deployment, `execution.max_network: none` or `restricted` leaves local repository commands running with the host's network access. `applyDeploymentSettings` changes the reported network policy but preserves local execution, and `LocalRunner.check` starts a host process without enforcing that policy. Both settings allowed a repository check to contact a local HTTP service during execution. The isolation gate only prevents this on cloud deployments.
Refuse restrictive network settings when the selected runner cannot enforce them, or require an enforcing runner before executing repository commands.
**How this was verified:** Real task executions under both restrictive settings reached a host-loopback HTTP listener through LocalRunner, while isolation-required controls refused execution.
**Knowledge Base Used:** [API operations and dashboard services](https://app.greptile.com/wolfstar-project/-/custom-context/knowledge-base/wolfstar-project/code-zero/-/docs/api-operations-and-dashboard.md)
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| (next, previous) => { | ||
| if (next !== previous && view.value?.edition === 'cloud') void refresh(); |
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Switching organizations while the first settings request is pending can leave the page showing and editing the previous organization's limits. While view is still null, this watcher skips the refresh. The first response can then install the old organization, and the form saves using that response's ID rather than the sidebar's current selection.
With an owner of both organizations, selecting Beta during Alpha's initial request and then saving changed Alpha's limits while Beta remained selected. A fresh session can also keep showing “Select an organization” after the sidebar selects one.
Refresh or invalidate the pending request whenever the selection changes, including before the edition is known, and prevent saves while the displayed organization differs from the selected one.
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▶ Settings save correctly when switching after initial load
- Loaded Alpha before selecting Beta and saving its limits, showing that the completed-load control writes the selected organization.
Beta selected after a successful Beta save
- Captured the real settings page after the control save, showing the selected Beta organization and successful limits update.
▶ Settings save to Alpha after selecting Beta during initial load
- Switched to Beta while Alpha's first response was held, released it, saved, and then refreshed, demonstrating the wrong-target save and manual recovery.
Beta remains selected after the stale Alpha form reports save success
- Captured the page immediately after the race-condition save, showing that the stale form reports success while Beta remains selected.
Beta selected while Alpha's initial limit is displayed
- Captured the form before editing after releasing the delayed Alpha response, showing Alpha's limit of 2 beneath the Beta selection.
▶ Fresh session still asks for an organization after Alpha is selected
- Delayed the no-organization settings response until the sidebar selected Alpha, demonstrating that the selection prompt remains stale.
Alpha selected with the organization-selection prompt still visible
- Captured the fresh-session result after the delayed response arrived, showing a selected organization but no limits form.
Full executed Chromium reproduction source
- Contains the complete executed source for controlled responses, real settings handlers, browser interactions, assertions, and captures, making the successful reproduction repeatable.
Reproduction command and output capture runner
- Runs the TypeScript reproduction with an explicit timeout and saves its actual command, working directory, exit code, and output.
Local Nuxt server launch source
- Starts the unmodified Nuxt app with throwaway memory authentication and records the server output, avoiding production credentials and external database writes.
Successful control, race, and fresh-session execution output
- Records exit code 0 and observed selection, rendered organization, request target, store writes, and recovery assertions, confirming the candidate at runtime.
Nuxt server startup and shutdown output
- Records the actual local server command, startup output, and final exit code 0, confirming the rendered application ran and shut down.
Repository revision and unchanged tracked-source checks
- Records the supplied HEAD, clean tracked diff, missing settings page at the selected base, and higher-SHA path difference, documenting the validation scope.
Initial harness attempt with an incorrect button label
- Preserves the failed first execution and its locator timeout before fixture and translated-label corrections, rather than presenting it as successful proof.
▶ Incomplete recording from the failed initial harness attempt
- Contains the automatically emitted recording from the initial failed attempt without a captured poster, and is not used to establish the final verdict.
Process identifier for the stopped local Nuxt server
- Contains the process identifier generated by the launch script and used to stop the local server after validation.
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Path: apps/web/app/pages/(dashboard)/settings.vue
Line: 167-170
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**Settings target the wrong organization**
Switching organizations while the first settings request is pending can leave the page showing and editing the previous organization's limits. While `view` is still `null`, this watcher skips the refresh. The first response can then install the old organization, and the form saves using that response's ID rather than the sidebar's current selection.
With an owner of both organizations, selecting Beta during Alpha's initial request and then saving changed Alpha's limits while Beta remained selected. A fresh session can also keep showing “Select an organization” after the sidebar selects one.
Refresh or invalidate the pending request whenever the selection changes, including before the edition is known, and prevent saves while the displayed organization differs from the selected one.
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Summary
Related to #5. Second layer of the v2 stack, on top of #71: the auth plan (Plan A) from
docs/plans/2026-10-17-code-zero-v2-brainstorm.md. Better Auth moves to 1.7.10 and gains the plugins the dashboard needs. The pages that use the new plugins come in the UI layer.pnpm-workspace.yamlget there: the Nuxt module pins theauthCLI to 1.7.0-rc.5,@vite-hub/authand@better-auth/infrakept pulling 1.6.26.packages/databasegets the tables the plugins own: two-factor, passkey, API key, SSO, SCIM, plus the index Better Enrollment 0.5 adds. Migration0005only creates; no drop, no column change.packages/authcomposes the plugins from policy read at runtime: two-factor (issuer "Code Zero", backup codes, trusted devices, optional mail OTP), passkey (relying party from config), magic link, GitLab and Google sign-in, admin, organization roles withcreateAccessControl, organization API keys (cz_prefix, hashed, expiry and rate limit). SSO and SCIM register only when anentitlementsoption enables them; nothing passes it yet, so they are off.beforeCreateInvitationhook behind them.packages/apiasks the admin plugin whether an account administers the deployment instead of parsing the role string itself. If the plugin is absent or the call fails, the account only gets the read-only modes./rpc/**and/api/v1/**asAuthorization: Bearer cz_…, verified through the plugin (expiry, uses, rate limit). New keys may create tasks, and only inobserveandsuggest: handing the writable modes to a credential pasted into a CI secret needs an organization-scoped run policy the control plane does not have yet. A key that fails verification is refused rather than falling back to the session cookie, and no key may decide an approval.apps/webservesGET /api/capabilities(booleans only,private, max-age=60), and the sign-in, sign-up and organization pages read it, so a policy change shows without a rebuild. The org invite form now creates Better Enrollment org-join invites, and the old accept page is gone.Why
The v2 dashboard needs organizations, passkeys, 2FA and API keys for CI and the GitHub Action, and the previous setup had sign-in policy baked in at build time. Keeping the policy in
packages/authand reading it per request keeps one source of truth for the server and the pages.Verification
aube run check:repoaube run lint:ciaube run typecheckaube testaube run build(all workspaces except@code-zero/docs, see refactor: lay the v2 workspace foundation and add the forges boundary #71)Safety and compatibility
observemode as read-only, or explained the policy change above.A feature switched on without what it needs (mail callback, relying party, SCIM secret) stops the server at startup, and the error names the missing setting without printing any value. Two-factor and passkeys are on by default, passkeys only when an origin resolves; magic link, mail codes, email verification, password reset and API keys are opt-in. Deployments must run migration
0005.Agent context
Reviewer notes
keyExpiration.defaultExpiresInis in seconds in 1.7.10 (getDate(value, "sec")in@better-auth/api-key), although the docs say milliseconds. Following the docs would make keys live 1000 times longer. A test pins the exact expiry.@better-auth/coreoverride has to move withbetter-authon every upgrade.unplugin@3.3.0peer id underunctxon resolve, the same edge as in refactor: lay the v2 workspace foundation and add the forges boundary #71. It is repaired here, andaube cileaves the lockfile unchanged.Do not merge until restrictive network settings are enforced for local execution and the initial-load organization race is fixed.
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