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fix(gateway): run turns as the signed-in account, not a claimed sender - #259
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Account-token verification runs PBKDF2 (120,000 iterations, about 17 ms of CPU) inside OperatorAccountService's global lock and then rewrites the accounts file. The role checks added in this branch meant that /v1/*, /apps/chat, A2A, /ws, /ws/live, and mutating MCP tools verified the same token twice per request, halving account-token throughput on those surfaces. Cache the verification outcome in HttpContext.Items for the rest of the request. Revocation, disabling, and role changes still apply from the next request. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
/ws/live admitted any authenticated role. It runs no tools, but it opens a live session on the gateway's provider credentials, so a viewer token could spend them. It now uses CanExecuteAgent like /ws and closes below operator with 1008. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Companion opened the chat socket before loading the account's role, so a viewer was admitted and then closed by the gateway. It now loads the role first; when the gateway reports a role below operator it explains that chat needs the operator role instead of connecting, and keeps the read-only status views. A role that is only the no-token placeholder does not block the connection, and the role is applied as soon as the auth session loads rather than after the setup status call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Session.AuthenticatedUserId scopes per-user capability bindings and is passed to MCP servers as _meta.userId, falling back to SenderId. Only /ws set it, so turns from REST messages, MCP send_message, A2A, /v1/*, and /apps/chat ran as whatever senderId or A2A contextId the caller supplied. - EndpointHelpers.ResolveAuthenticatedAccountId resolves the signed-in account (reusing the per-request token verification). REST and MCP stamp it on queued messages; /v1/*, /apps/chat, and the A2A bridge set it on the session. A2A captures it in middleware through an async-local, so detached SDK work still sees it. - The worker no longer lets an account-less external turn inherit the previous writer's account: after an operator posted into a Telegram session, the Telegram user's turns ran as that operator. System, scheduled, automation, and background-continuation turns still act on the session's behalf and keep its identity. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe gateway now reports and checks agent-execution permission for ChangesGateway authorization and account-based turn identity
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant A2AEndpointExtensions
participant EndpointHelpers
participant A2ACallerContext
participant OpenClawA2AExecutionBridge
participant Session
A2AEndpointExtensions->>EndpointHelpers: Resolve authenticated account ID
A2AEndpointExtensions->>A2ACallerContext: Set AccountId
OpenClawA2AExecutionBridge->>A2ACallerContext: Read AccountId
OpenClawA2AExecutionBridge->>Session: Set AuthenticatedUserId
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Overlapping Apps Chat turns using the same session ID can run tools under the wrong account. Hold the session lock through execution before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟠 High · up to Most entry points gain stronger caller attribution or execution checks, but overlapping chat requests can still change the account identity used by an active turn. That matters because tools use this identity to select capabilities and identify the caller to external services. Retained concerns
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…role Companion's preflight refused to open chat for any gateway-reported role below operator. With Security.AllowViewerAgentExecution on, the gateway still admits those viewers, so the documented migration switch did not work for Companion users. GET /auth/session now reports canExecuteAgent, computed by the same rule CanExecuteAgent enforces, including the opt-out. Companion blocks only when the gateway says false; when the field is absent (older gateways) it connects and lets the gateway decide. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 85: In the `/apps/chat` flow, acquire the session lock before assigning
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| var session = await runtime.SessionManager.GetOrCreateByIdAsync(sessionId, "apps", sessionId, ct); | ||
| session.AuthenticatedUserId = EndpointHelpers.ResolveAuthenticatedAccountId(ctx, startup); |
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Hold the Apps session lock through agent execution.
Two authenticated /apps/chat requests can provide the same sessionId and receive the same Session. The Apps endpoint assigns AuthenticatedUserId without acquiring the existing session lock, then starts RunStreamingAsync. MCP and capability tools read session.AuthenticatedUserId during the turn. If the second request overwrites the property before the first request invokes a tool, the first turn can use the second account's identity.
Acquire the lock before the assignment and retain it through RunStreamingAsync, as the stable OpenAI session paths already do.
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var sessionId = string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(requestedSessionId)
? $"apps-{Guid.NewGuid():N}"
: requestedSessionId!;
var session = await runtime.SessionManager.GetOrCreateByIdAsync(sessionId, "apps", sessionId, ct);
+ await using var sessionLock = await runtime.SessionManager.AcquireSessionLockAsync(session.Id, ct);
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Review comment at @src/OpenClaw.Gateway/Endpoints/AppsEndpoints.cs at line 85:
In the `/apps/chat` flow, acquire the session lock before assigning
`session.AuthenticatedUserId` and hold it through `RunStreamingAsync`, matching
the stable OpenAI session paths so concurrent requests cannot change the
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Stacked on #257 (#256 is merged). Merge #257 first, then retarget this PR to
main.Session.AuthenticatedUserIdis the identity a turn runs with:CapabilitySlotExecutor);_meta.userId(McpNativeTool, Nacos adapter);SenderId.Two problems:
/wsset it. Turns fromPOST /api/integration/messages, MCPopenclaw.send_message, A2A,/v1/*, and/apps/chatran as whateversenderId(or A2AcontextId) the caller put in the request. Any operator could make an MCP server see an arbitrary user._meta.userId.Summary
EndpointHelpers.ResolveAuthenticatedAccountIdreturns the signed-in account. It reuses the per-request token verification from fix(gateway): role-gate agent execution and close /apps loopback bypass #256, so there is no extra PBKDF2 work.send_messagestamp the account on the queuedInboundMessage.QueueMessageAsyncgains anauthenticatedUserIdparameter; the public request DTO is unchanged, so callers cannot set it./v1/chat/completions,/v1/responses, and/apps/chatset the account on the session for the turn.A2ACallerContext), and the bridge applies it. The async-local still flows into work the A2A SDK detaches from the request, whichIHttpContextAccessorwould not.TurnIdentity.Applyin the worker:Open loopback and bootstrap callers have no account (both admin-equivalent), so their turns keep falling back to
SenderId, as before.Behavior changes
_meta.userIdnow receive account ids (for exampleopacct_...) for REST, MCP, A2A,/v1/*, and/apps/chatturns, instead of the caller-supplied sender id. For/v1/*with account tokens this replaces the token-hash requester key.Type of Change
Validation
dotnet build OpenClaw.Net.slnx --configuration Release: 0 warnings, 0 errorsdotnet test OpenClaw.Net.slnx --configuration Release --no-build: OpenClaw.Tests 3,139 passed / 11 skipped / 0 failed; NacosLiveAcceptance 25 passed; LayaService 67 passeddotnet run --project samples/OpenClaw.HelloAgent -c Release --no-buildNew tests failed first for the right reason. Each surface ran the turn with no account or with the caller's claimed sender, and the Telegram turn inherited the operator's account. The guards cover system, cron, automation, and background turns keeping the session identity.
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AsyncLocalonly)docs/AUTHENTICATION.md§3.5 (with zh-CN) andCHANGELOG.mdCommercial or Customer-Driven Contribution Disclosure
Same origin as #256: surfaced during a spec review for AgentQi Mobile. Vendor-neutral gateway hardening.
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dotnet test)Next
Phase B (session ownership: owner-or-admin writes, operator-wide reads, unowned sessions stay unowned, an "only my sessions" filter) follows as a separate PR on top of this one.
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/ws/livenow requires permission to run the agent; connections without it are closed.