feat(cli): add browser-assisted init login - #3068
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds browser-based login to CLI initialization and a ChangesCLI browser login
Frontend key preparation and login page
API-key permission batching
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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds browser-assisted CLI authentication and changes first-run login behavior, but an unresolved session-validation issue may allow authenticated navigation to start browser key preparation without a valid CLI-issued session. A misleading missing-key message and test environment leakage are also still present, so merge should wait for explicit owner review or fixes. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant LoginPage
participant cliLogin
participant Realtime
CLI->>LoginPage: open correlated /login-cli session
LoginPage->>cliLogin: validate session and prepare API key
cliLogin-->>LoginPage: return prepared API key
LoginPage->>Realtime: subscribe to matching login event
Realtime-->>LoginPage: confirm login
CLI-->>CLI: validate and persist returned API key
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cli/src/init/browser-login.ts, the browser-login flow still opens the public Capgo dashboard even when--supa-host/--supa-anonis provided, so users authenticating against a custom backend can end up with keys that fail validation and cannot complete init — route the browser auth URL and key issuance to the configured backend (or block this path with a clear fallback). - In
src/pages/login-cli.vue,complete()is only triggered from the realtime broadcast path, so if realtime is unavailable the UI can stay stuck in the ready state after key paste with no manual path forward — add a non-realtime continue/submit action that finalizes login. - In
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-cli-init-browser-login.md(Task 4 Step 2), thesendEventguard change (if (telemetryDisabled && !payload.notifyConsole) return) implies--no-analyticsusers may still receiveUserStateconsole notifications, creating telemetry/expectation mismatch risk — clarify and align behavior so telemetry-disabled runs do not emit unintended tracking-related output. - In
messages/en.json, newcli-login-*keys were added without corresponding updates inmessages/en.context.json, which can break i18n tooling or context-dependent validation in follow-up work — regenerate contexts (bun run i18n:contexts) and commit the derived file.
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<file name="messages/en.json">
<violation number="1" location="messages/en.json:903">
P3: The 20 new `cli-login-*` keys were added to `messages/en.json` but not to `messages/en.context.json`. The repo README requires regenerating contexts after adding keys (`bun run i18n:contexts`), and `scripts/generate-translation-contexts.mjs` iterates every key of `en.json`, so each new key should have a matching context entry. Run `bun run i18n:contexts` and commit the regenerated `en.context.json` so the translation worker (which derives non-English catalogs from both files, cached by their checksum) has disambiguation context for these new keys.</violation>
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<file name="cli/src/init/browser-login.ts">
<violation number="1" location="cli/src/init/browser-login.ts:69">
P1: When init uses `--supa-host`/`--supa-anon`, this flow still opens the public Capgo dashboard. The dashboard creates a cloud key, but validation targets the custom backend, so browser-assisted authentication fails; skip this flow for custom backends or provide a dashboard URL backed by that deployment.</violation>
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<file name="docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-cli-init-browser-login.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-cli-init-browser-login.md:1325">
P2: Task 4 Step 2 changes the early `sendEvent` guard to `if (telemetryDisabled && !payload.notifyConsole) return`, so a user who runs init with `--no-analytics` / `CAPGO_DISABLE_TELEMETRY` still has the CLI deliver a `User CLI login` event to the Capgo backend carrying their capgkey and org ids. The plan's only justification is that the backend does not "track" these events, but the transmission itself, with identity-bearing credentials, violates the explicit telemetry opt-out. The stated purpose (browser confirmation) is already best-effort and non-functional under opt-out, and the plan confirms saving the key is the success condition, so this delivery has no functional necessity. Restore the guard so opt-out also suppresses notifyConsole events.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/pages/login-cli.vue:233">
P2: When realtime is unavailable, the 'ready' state never leaves because `complete()` is only reachable through the broadcast handler, and the ready template has no manual continue action. A user who pastes the key when realtime is down is stranded on the waiting page with no in-page path forward. Add a manual continue/fallback action in the realtime-unavailable case (or navigate to the destination after a timeout).</violation>
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| const dependencies = { ...defaults, ...overrides } | ||
| const session = dependencies.createSession() | ||
| const url = consoleWebUrl(`/login-cli?session=${encodeURIComponent(session)}`) |
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P1: When init uses --supa-host/--supa-anon, this flow still opens the public Capgo dashboard. The dashboard creates a cloud key, but validation targets the custom backend, so browser-assisted authentication fails; skip this flow for custom backends or provide a dashboard URL backed by that deployment.
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<comment>When init uses `--supa-host`/`--supa-anon`, this flow still opens the public Capgo dashboard. The dashboard creates a cloud key, but validation targets the custom backend, so browser-assisted authentication fails; skip this flow for custom backends or provide a dashboard URL backed by that deployment.</comment>
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+): Promise<string> {
+ const dependencies = { ...defaults, ...overrides }
+ const session = dependencies.createSession()
+ const url = consoleWebUrl(`/login-cli?session=${encodeURIComponent(session)}`)
+ dependencies.writeUrl(`Open this URL to create your CLI key: ${url}`)
+ try {
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Fixed in e93ef4d. Browser-assisted login is now disabled for local and custom Supabase configurations, which continue through the existing API-key path.
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| {{ t('cli-login-skipped-organizations', { organizations: skippedNames.join(', ') }) }} | ||
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| <p role="status" class="text-sm" :class="realtimeUnavailable ? 'text-amber-700' : 'text-slate-500'"> |
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P2: When realtime is unavailable, the 'ready' state never leaves because complete() is only reachable through the broadcast handler, and the ready template has no manual continue action. A user who pastes the key when realtime is down is stranded on the waiting page with no in-page path forward. Add a manual continue/fallback action in the realtime-unavailable case (or navigate to the destination after a timeout).
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<comment>When realtime is unavailable, the 'ready' state never leaves because `complete()` is only reachable through the broadcast handler, and the ready template has no manual continue action. A user who pastes the key when realtime is down is stranded on the waiting page with no in-page path forward. Add a manual continue/fallback action in the realtime-unavailable case (or navigate to the destination after a timeout).</comment>
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+ <p v-if="skippedNames.length" class="text-sm text-amber-700 dark:text-amber-300">
+ {{ t('cli-login-skipped-organizations', { organizations: skippedNames.join(', ') }) }}
+ </p>
+ <p role="status" class="text-sm" :class="realtimeUnavailable ? 'text-amber-700' : 'text-slate-500'">
+ {{ t(realtimeUnavailable ? 'cli-login-realtime-unavailable' : 'cli-login-waiting') }}
+ </p>
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Intentionally deferred. Saving the validated key is the CLI success condition and the page is only the best-effort confirmation surface. Adding fallback navigation is outside the deliberately small first version.
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| const telemetryDisabled = isTruthyEnvValue(env.CAPGO_DISABLE_TELEMETRY) | ||
| || isTruthyEnvValue(env.CAPGO_DISABLE_POSTHOG) | ||
| if (telemetryDisabled && !payload.notifyConsole) |
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P2: Task 4 Step 2 changes the early sendEvent guard to if (telemetryDisabled && !payload.notifyConsole) return, so a user who runs init with --no-analytics / CAPGO_DISABLE_TELEMETRY still has the CLI deliver a User CLI login event to the Capgo backend carrying their capgkey and org ids. The plan's only justification is that the backend does not "track" these events, but the transmission itself, with identity-bearing credentials, violates the explicit telemetry opt-out. The stated purpose (browser confirmation) is already best-effort and non-functional under opt-out, and the plan confirms saving the key is the success condition, so this delivery has no functional necessity. Restore the guard so opt-out also suppresses notifyConsole events.
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<comment>Task 4 Step 2 changes the early `sendEvent` guard to `if (telemetryDisabled && !payload.notifyConsole) return`, so a user who runs init with `--no-analytics` / `CAPGO_DISABLE_TELEMETRY` still has the CLI deliver a `User CLI login` event to the Capgo backend carrying their capgkey and org ids. The plan's only justification is that the backend does not "track" these events, but the transmission itself, with identity-bearing credentials, violates the explicit telemetry opt-out. The stated purpose (browser confirmation) is already best-effort and non-functional under opt-out, and the plan confirms saving the key is the success condition, so this delivery has no functional necessity. Restore the guard so opt-out also suppresses notifyConsole events.</comment>
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+```ts
+const telemetryDisabled = isTruthyEnvValue(env.CAPGO_DISABLE_TELEMETRY)
+ || isTruthyEnvValue(env.CAPGO_DISABLE_POSTHOG)
+if (telemetryDisabled && !payload.notifyConsole)
+ return
+```
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No change. notifyConsole is functional workflow delivery for the browser confirmation, not analytics. CAPGO_DISABLE_TELEMETRY still suppresses analytics events, while this authenticated event is intentionally delivered and is covered by the CLI analytics regression test.
| "choose-plan-name": "Choose {plan}", | ||
| "choose-which-channel-to-link-this-bundle-to": "Choose which channel to link this bundle to", | ||
| "cli-doc": "CLI doc", | ||
| "cli-login-copied": "API key copied.", |
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P3: The 20 new cli-login-* keys were added to messages/en.json but not to messages/en.context.json. The repo README requires regenerating contexts after adding keys (bun run i18n:contexts), and scripts/generate-translation-contexts.mjs iterates every key of en.json, so each new key should have a matching context entry. Run bun run i18n:contexts and commit the regenerated en.context.json so the translation worker (which derives non-English catalogs from both files, cached by their checksum) has disambiguation context for these new keys.
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<comment>The 20 new `cli-login-*` keys were added to `messages/en.json` but not to `messages/en.context.json`. The repo README requires regenerating contexts after adding keys (`bun run i18n:contexts`), and `scripts/generate-translation-contexts.mjs` iterates every key of `en.json`, so each new key should have a matching context entry. Run `bun run i18n:contexts` and commit the regenerated `en.context.json` so the translation worker (which derives non-English catalogs from both files, cached by their checksum) has disambiguation context for these new keys.</comment>
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"choose-plan-name": "Choose {plan}",
"choose-which-channel-to-link-this-bundle-to": "Choose which channel to link this bundle to",
"cli-doc": "CLI doc",
+ "cli-login-copied": "API key copied.",
+ "cli-login-copy-note": "Copying keeps the key hidden on this page.",
+ "cli-login-continue-setup": "Continue the setup",
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Fixed before the latest review. All new cli-login keys now have entries in messages/en.context.json.
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In `@cli/src/init/command.ts`:
- Around line 5315-5321: Update the canPromptInteractively call in the
shouldStartInitBrowserLogin condition to pass options.silent, ensuring init
--silent remains non-interactive while preserving the existing browser-login
flow.
In `@cli/test/test-analytics.mjs`:
- Around line 71-85: Update the telemetry setup in the test around sendEvent to
save the original CAPGO_DISABLE_TELEMETRY value, perform the opt-out assertion
inside a try block, and restore the exact prior value in finally, including
preserving whether the variable was initially unset.
In `@src/pages/login-cli.vue`:
- Around line 185-187: Update the interactive button elements in the login CLI
view, including the controls around router.push('/dashboard') and the other
referenced button blocks, to replace btn-based styling with the configured
DaisyUI d- prefixed button classes and corresponding modifiers. Preserve each
control’s existing behavior, labels, and structure.
In `@src/services/cliLogin.ts`:
- Around line 136-138: Update isValidCliLoginSession and the surrounding CLI
login flow so a session value is accepted only when it matches a nonce
previously issued by init, using persisted nonce storage and one-time
validation; do not rely on syntax or length alone before prepareCliLoginKey.
Preserve the existing valid-session path while rejecting arbitrary generated
query values.
- Around line 181-183: In src/services/cliLogin.ts lines 181-183, update the
existing-key reuse eligibility comparison to use the unadjusted policy maximum,
preserving the creation clock margin only for new key requests; an expiry
exactly at policy.expiresAt must remain reusable. In
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-cli-init-browser-login.md lines 484-493,
update the planned algorithm accordingly and add an exact-expiry reuse test
case.
In `@tests/cli-login-key.unit.test.ts`:
- Around line 43-120: Update the isolated unit cases in the “CLI login key
model” test suite to use it.concurrent(), including the table-driven role
mapping case and the other independent tests. Preserve each test’s existing
assertions and inputs while ensuring the test runner supports concurrent cases.
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Bind browser login to an issued session.
Line 137 verifies only nonce syntax and length. Any site can navigate an authenticated user to /login-cli?session=<generated-value>. The page then reaches prepareCliLoginKey and creates or reuses an API key. This is forced key provisioning. It is not API-key disclosure.
Persist and verify issued nonces, or require an explicit authenticated user action before key preparation. A random-looking query value cannot prove that init issued it.
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In `@src/services/cliLogin.ts` around lines 136 - 138, Update
isValidCliLoginSession and the surrounding CLI login flow so a session value is
accepted only when it matches a nonce previously issued by init, using persisted
nonce storage and one-time validation; do not rely on syntax or length alone
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Not implemented. A persisted one-time nonce requires backend state, which is explicitly outside this frontend-and-CLI-only change. An arbitrary session can trigger provisioning for the currently authenticated user but cannot disclose the generated key to another origin or user.
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@WcaleNieWolny, the code confirms the provisioning effect.
src/pages/login-cli.vue calls prepare() in onMounted. For any syntax-valid session, prepare() calls prepareCliLoginKey before the user performs an action. The API key remains unavailable to the external origin, but an external origin can still cause the authenticated user’s account to provision or reuse a CLI key.
I agree that server-side issued-nonce validation is outside this PR scope. The minimal in-scope mitigation is to show the login page first and require an explicit user action before calling prepareCliLoginKey. This prevents automatic provisioning from a cross-site navigation.
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In `@cli/test/init/browser-login.test.ts`:
- Around line 33-35: Update the source-order assertions in
cli/test/init/browser-login.test.ts (lines 33-35) and
tests/cli-login-page.unit.test.ts (lines 51-52) to first verify that each
required marker’s index is zero or greater, then compare its position with the
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5312-5317: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSuppress the not-found error during the saved-key probe.
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findSavedKey(true)still logsCannot find API key...when no key exists. Thequietflag only suppresses successful lookup messages incli/src/utils.ts(Lines 1214-1245). The browser-login flow then continues, so a normal first-run flow displays a misleading error before opening the browser.Use a non-throwing silent lookup for this probe, or make the not-found branch honor
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npx @capgo/cli@latest initauthenticate through a dedicated/login-clidashboard page when no explicit or saved API key existsCapgo CLIkey when possible, otherwise create the smallest policy-compatible key across eligible organizations and clearly report skipped or restricted organizationsWhy
Requiring users to create, name, scope, and paste an API key before running
initadds unnecessary onboarding friction. The dashboard flow keeps key creation in the authenticated frontend and uses the existing API-key and event endpoints.Creating a key for many organizations was also slow because the endpoint issued both RBAC checks separately for every organization in both permission phases. The endpoint now keeps the same authorization and transaction behavior while replacing that request/DB round-trip storm with two bounded set-based statements.
Behavior preserved
org.update_user_rolesandorg.manage_apikeysvalidation order and error precedence are unchangedPromise.all, or write batchingValidation
bun run lint:backendbun run typecheck:backendbun run test:unit— 251 files / 2,035 testsEXPLAIN: one boundedFunction Scan on unnest, 10 rows, no broad scan nodesProduction batching changes are limited to three backend TypeScript files (160 changed lines). There are no schema, migration, RPC, or configuration changes.
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