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feat(auth): mesh enrollment in moq auth serve - #7301
A mesh node needs a relay URL and a token scoped to mesh/<id>/** before the daemon can run. The token must be issued only for an endpoint key the caller holds, and it must stop renewing once the device is revoked. Enrollment is automated: devices and robot fleets enroll headlessly with an enrollment key the owner created.
Approach
moq_auth::mesh holds the JSON contract a hosted coordinator can implement (POST {base}/challenge|enroll|refresh, OAuth-shaped {error, error_description} refusals). It also has an EndpointId (an Ed25519 key with z-base-32 text) and a Signer trait, so the daemon can sign with whatever key type it ends up using.
Proof of possession: every enroll and refresh signs "moq-mesh-enroll-00" 0 <base URL> 0 <challenge> over a fresh challenge.
Challenges are stateless: an expiry, a nonce, and a truncated HMAC under an in-memory secret. Fetching one stores nothing, so unauthenticated traffic can't crowd out a challenge a device is still signing.
A challenge expires after 60s.
A challenge is single-use per endpoint. Each carries a sequence number, and the coordinator accepts an endpoint's proof only over a challenge newer than the last one it granted that endpoint. A refused proof records nothing. The replay state is one number per enrolled device, so one endpoint's traffic never takes another's room (design change).
Coordinator (feature serve) issues root="", publish=[mesh/<id>/**], subscribe=[mesh/**] JWTs signed with --mesh-key.
Keys and devices persist to a 0600 JSON file.
Each change is applied to a copy and adopted only once saved, so a failed save spends no key.
Client (feature client) enrolls with an enrollment key and has renew. If the coordinator refuses the key but the endpoint is already enrolled, for example on a retry after a lost reply, enroll refreshes instead. renew refreshes two thirds of the way through the token's remaining life and retries through outages until expiry. It also retries transient refusals (server_error, slow_down, and invalid_challenge, e.g. after a coordinator restart). Any other refusal stops it at once.
CLI: moq auth serve --mesh-url/--mesh-listen/--mesh-key/--mesh-relay/--mesh-state/--mesh-token-ttl serves the device API on its own listener. moq auth mesh create-key|keys|revoke-key|devices|revoke uses the owner API, which is mounted on the existing private --listen (--url unix:///path for a socket). --mesh-url refuses --listen-public, since that API has no authentication.
Docs: a "Mesh enrollment" section in doc/bin/relay/auth.md, plus a bullet in doc/lib/rs/moq-auth.md. The contract table is in the moq_auth::mesh rustdoc. The epic Plan records the key-only decision.
Tests (rs/moq-auth/src/mesh/contract_tests.rs over HTTP, plus unit tests):
An enrollment key grants the endpoint's subtree; a single-use key is refused on reuse; a revoked or unknown key is refused.
Signatures: one from the wrong key is refused and spends nothing; a proof bound to another coordinator is refused.
Challenges: made-up, tampered, and pre-restart challenges are refused; a used challenge, or an older one, is refused for that endpoint while another endpoint can still use it.
Refresh, and revocation: refresh fails and re-enrollment is refused.
renew refreshes before expiry and retries a transient refusal.
A failed save spends nothing; a non-signing key fails at startup.
A single-use key's device can retry enrollment after a lost reply.
moq auth mesh reaches a unix-socket --listen; --mesh-url refuses --listen-public.
z-base-32 vectors and the one-text-form rule.
Impact
moq-auth: new mesh module (EndpointId, InvalidEndpoint, Proof, Signer, Challenge, EnrollRequest, Enrollment, Member, ErrorReply, ErrorCode, proof_message; Client under client; Coordinator, Config, Device, KeyInfo, NewKey under serve).
moq-auth: serve::Server::with_mesh; new Error::Mesh and Error::MeshState variants (the enum is #[non_exhaustive]); url gains its serde feature; data-encoding (already in the lockfile) becomes a direct workspace dependency for z-base-32.
New HTTP contract, specified above and in the rustdoc. It adds no token claims: mesh tokens are ordinary root/publish/subscribe/exp/iat JWTs.
CLI: new moq auth serve --mesh-* flags and moq auth mesh subcommands.
No version bump (bumps are manual).
Decisions
Settled by the maintainer on 2026-10-30.
How members learn each other's names.
✅ Every Enrollment (enroll and each refresh) carries members: [{endpoint, name, tags}]. The coordinator assigns unique, DNS-safe names and stays HTTP-only. The list can be up to one refresh interval stale.
Alternative A: the coordinator publishes a mesh/.members track over its own relay session.
Alternative B: app metadata on announcements (a wire change; nodes self-assert names).
Endpoint ID text form.
✅ z-base-32: 52 lowercase characters, the form pkarr and iroh's DNS discovery use, and a valid DNS label.
Parsing refuses uppercase and nonzero trailing bits, so one key has one text form.
The same decision applies to moq-dev/moq#7092, so both share one format.
Lowercase hex (64 characters), as first built.
Proofs are bound to the coordinator's URL, so a malicious coordinator can't relay another coordinator's challenge and enroll the device's key there. --mesh-url must equal the URL devices dial.
✅ Keep.
The endpoint key is the refresh credential. There is no refresh token: refresh re-proves the key. A revoked device keeps its current token until it expires.
✅ Keep, with the 1h --mesh-token-ttl default.
Self-hosted device-grant approval is CLI-only.
✅ Kept at first, now moot: decision 7 removes the device grant.
Revocation is permanent per endpoint key; the device needs a new key to rejoin.
✅ Keep.
Alternative: let an owner-approved device grant re-admit it.
How to defend the pending device-grant table, which the local review showed anyone could fill with free self-made keys.
Evict the oldest waiting grant when full.
Make grants stateless until approval.
Keep refusing, and rely on proxy rate limits.
✅ None of these (maintainer, 2026-10-30): enrollment must be primarily automated with no human in the loop, so the RFC 8628 device grant is removed entirely. Enrollment uses an enrollment key only (reusable or single-use, tagged, expiring), plus refresh. This removes all anonymous-fillable state. See the design change comment.
Choices made without asking
The device-facing API is plain HTTP on --mesh-listen (default 127.0.0.1:4441), meant to sit behind a TLS proxy that rate-limits each client. Client refuses http:// unless the host is loopback. The token's verifying key must include --mesh-key's public half; it is not trusted automatically.
Challenge layout (opaque to devices): 8-byte expiry, 8-byte sequence number, 16-byte HMAC-SHA256 tag. The secret is random per process, so a restart makes devices fetch a new challenge, which renew retries.
A forged signature does not spend the challenge. Ed25519 forgery isn't a realistic retry, and not spending it keeps refused requests out of the replay state.
--mesh-url refuses --listen-public rather than adding a separate owner listener. This is the narrower choice, and lifting the refusal later breaks nothing.
The contract records (Challenge, Proof, EnrollRequest, Enrollment, Member) are not #[non_exhaustive], so a hosted coordinator can construct them. NewKey::expires_in is a Duration, whole seconds on the wire.
The lost-reply recovery lives in Client::enroll (fall back to refresh), not in the coordinator, so the contract is unchanged.
z-base-32 uses data-encoding with a custom Specification rather than hand-rolled bit packing.
Enrollment key format: <16-hex id>.<base64url 32B secret>. Only the SHA-256 is stored, and it is compared in constant time. Key expiry stops new enrollments but doesn't affect devices already enrolled.
Re-enrolling an enrolled endpoint updates its name and tags.
Names: lowercase [a-z0-9-], at most 63 bytes, device when empty, and -2, -3, … on collision. The hostname default is the daemon's to pass; it's noted in daemon.md.
The contract is a section of the auth page rather than the mesh guide page, which doesn't exist yet. The guide can link to it.
Alternatives
Full RFC 6749 form-encoded token endpoint with grant_type URNs. I chose JSON with the same field names and error codes, since proof of possession already makes the grants custom.
Admin edits the state file directly. I rejected it because it races the server's own writes (single-use key consumption).
Follow-ups
Merge moq_auth::mesh::EndpointId into moq_sign::PublicKey once moq-dev/moq#7092 merges; both use z-base-32 text.
quest/m2/mesh/daemon.md now notes enrolling with an enrollment key through mesh::Client, with the hostname as the default name. dns.md now points at Enrollment::members.
Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base and re·solved the daemon plan conflict by preserving both enrollment guidance and the service-install decision. (head 96d3fff)
Harness: Codex (quest review --deep), model gpt-6-astra, effort medium.
Session after the per-endpoint replay design change (quest review --new):
Round 1 at fc89cc6e44306481581ffce5c07ba79f8d486f2f: no findings.
Online reviews at 56824a18d9, all fixed in fc89cc6e44:
Codex: a global spent table let one device block the others (thread). Fixed with per-endpoint sequence numbers.
Codex: contract records were not constructible outside the crate (thread). Fixed by dropping #[non_exhaustive].
Pullfrog and CodeRabbit: the owner API was exposed with --listen-public (thread, thread). Fixed by refusing the combination at startup.
Pullfrog: a lost enroll reply stranded a single-use key's device (thread). Fixed with the Client::enroll fallback to refresh.
OpenAI review: moq auth mesh could not reach a unix --listen (review). Fixed with unix:///path support.
CodeRabbit nitpick: NewKey::expires_in should be a Duration. Fixed.
Earlier sessions: the device-grant findings led to decision 7. In the key-only session, round 1 found refused proofs filling the spent table (fixed in 56824a18d9), and round 2 was clean.
Local: quest gate just ci origin/main passes at fc89cc6e44.
A device proves its Ed25519 endpoint key against a fresh, coordinator-bound
challenge and receives relay URLs plus a JWT publishing mesh/<id>/** and
subscribing mesh/**, by enrollment key or RFC 8628 device grant, and
refreshes it by proving the key again until revoked.
- moq_auth::mesh: the JSON contract, Coordinator (serve), Client (client)
- moq auth serve --mesh-url/--mesh-listen/--mesh-key/--mesh-relay/--mesh-state
- moq auth mesh create-key|keys|revoke-key|devices|revoke|pending|approve|deny
- Closes the enrollment quest
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Endpoint IDs share one text form with moq-sign (#7092): 52
lowercase z-base-32 characters, the form pkarr and iroh's DNS discovery
use, which is also a valid DNS label.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Challenges and device grants are public and bounded in memory, so a
flood can evict a device's challenge before its proof lands. renew now
retries invalid_challenge and slow_down like a server error, and the docs
ask the fronting proxy to rate-limit each client.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Maintainer decision 2026-10-30: mesh enrollment is automated with no
human in the loop, so the RFC 8628 device grant goes: its endpoints,
pending table, user codes, client methods, and the
`moq auth mesh pending|approve|deny` commands.
Challenges are now sealed with an in-memory HMAC secret instead of
stored, so unauthenticated requests cannot evict one a device is still
signing. A used challenge is remembered until it expires; when that
table is full, proofs get slow_down rather than dropping anything.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Design change: enrollment is by enrollment key only; the RFC 8628 device grant is removed.
Maintainer decision 2026-10-30: mesh enrollment must be primarily automated with no human in the loop. This came up because the local Codex review (two rounds) showed that anyone could fill the pending device-grant table with free self-made Ed25519 keys and block human enrollment, and no in-process quota can tell those callers apart.
Removed: POST {base}/device and POST {base}/device/token, DeviceRequest/DeviceAuthorization/DeviceTokenRequest/PendingDevice, the authorization_pending and expired_token codes, Client::device/poll, Config::device_ttl/device_interval, and moq auth mesh pending|approve|deny. That makes the earlier "approval is CLI-only" decision moot.
Challenges are now stateless: expiry, a nonce, and a truncated HMAC under an in-memory secret. Unauthenticated challenge requests store nothing, so they can no longer evict a challenge a device is still signing. A challenge a valid proof used is remembered until it expires, so it stays single-use. When that table is full (65536), proofs get slow_down, which Client::renew retries, and nothing is dropped.
A refused proof no longer takes room in the replay table, so callers
with unenrolled keys cannot fill it and push enrolled devices into
slow_down. The table is pruned only when full, not scanned per proof.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New finding — P2: mesh administration cannot reach the supported Unix listener (rs/moq-cli/src/auth.rs:663–680). With moq auth serve --listen unix:/run/moq-auth.sock --mesh-url ..., the owner routes exist only on that socket, but Mesh::run constructs a plain reqwest client and sends the supplied URL unchanged. moq auth mesh --url unix:///run/moq-auth.sock create-key therefore cannot reach it; key creation and revocation require switching the server to TCP or bypassing the CLI. Configure the Unix socket transport and a separate HTTP request target, as the existing auth client does, and cover owner commands against a Unix listener.
Direction: key-only enrollment, URL-bound proofs, and committing state only after saving are a coherent simplification. Keep the HTTP contract/library split; finish the owner transport integration and isolate replay-state consumption rather than adding another global refusal threshold.
Verification: static inspection of the diff, enrollment/client/coordinator code, relevant auth-server/client integration, and tests. I did not run builds or tests.
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Important
The mesh owner API is merged onto the relay-facing --listen listener. A self-hoster who exposes the auth server with --listen-public (or points remote relays at it) also exposes unauthenticated enrollment-key minting and device revocation, which the docs say stays private. Details inline.
Reviewed changes
moq_auth::mesh contract — EndpointId (52-char z-base-32 Ed25519 key with one canonical text form), Proof/Signer, Challenge, EnrollRequest, Enrollment, Member, and the {error, error_description} refusal shape for POST {base}/challenge|enroll|refresh.
Coordinator (feature serve) — stateless HMAC-sealed 60s single-use challenges, enrollment-key/device store persisted as 0600 JSON through clone-save-adopt commits, JWT issuance scoped to publish mesh/<id>/** and subscribe mesh/**, plus the owner API at /mesh/keys and /mesh/devices.
Client (feature client) — enroll, refresh, and renew, which refreshes at two thirds of the remaining TTL and retries transient refusals through an outage until expiry.
CLI — moq auth serve --mesh-* flags (device API on its own --mesh-listen) and moq auth mesh create-key|keys|revoke-key|devices|revoke (owner API on --listen).
I read the full diff and had two independent specialist passes attack the device-facing crypto/state logic; neither found a bypass, replay, revocation hole, or persistence defect. The findings below are the residual concerns.
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- Around line 405-406: Update the enrollment and refresh description to say
member names use the name requested by the device, defaulting to `device` when
none is provided; remove the claim that the default is the device’s hostname.
Review comments at @rs/moq-auth/src/lib.rs:
- Line 38: The new public `mesh` module in `moq-auth` has no corresponding
contract in `js/auth`; mirror its mesh types and error codes in `js/auth` to
keep the repository sync table aligned. If the contract is intentionally
Rust-only, record that exception in the PR description instead.
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The change adds a mesh enrollment contract, a coordinator that manages enrollment keys and devices, and a client that enrolls and renews devices. The coordinator can issue signed tokens, return relay and member data, and persist state. The auth server and CLI gain coordinator setup and owner-management operations. Tests cover proof validation, enrollment and revocation rules, renewal, HTTP behavior, and persistence. Documentation and mesh plans describe the enrollment contract and its use.
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The unauthenticated owner API can no longer be exposed publicly together with the mesh coordinator. Before or soon after merge, fix the incorrect hostname-default statement, document the new mesh CLI commands, and either mirror the contract in js/auth or record it as Rust-only.
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NewKey is a public type that is also a wire shape. expires_in: Option<u64> holds bare seconds. The repository rule requires typed units at the API boundary, with serde_as doing the conversion at the edge. Make this change before the type ships, because changing a public field later breaks semver. The JSON stays the same if you use DurationSeconds.
As per coding guidelines: "Typed units only: std::time::Duration, moq_net::Timestamp, never f64 seconds or bare u64 millis. serde_as converts at the edge."
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+#[serde_as]
#[derive(Clone, Debug, Default, PartialEq, Eq, Serialize, Deserialize)]
#[serde(default)]
#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct NewKey {
/// Tags every device it enrolls carries.
pub tags: Vec<String>,
- /// Seconds until it stops enrolling; `None` never expires.- pub expires_in: Option<u64>,+ /// How long until it stops enrolling; `None` never expires. Whole seconds on the wire.+ #[serde_as(as = "Option<serde_with::DurationSeconds<u64>>")]+ pub expires_in: Option<Duration>,
In create_key, replace .map(|secs| moq_clock::wall().saturating_add(Duration::from_secs(secs))) with .map(|ttl| moq_clock::wall().saturating_add(ttl)).
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- Around line 570-578: In the coordinator setup guarded by self.coordinator()?,
reject startup when self.listen_public is enabled, before binding the mesh
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- A challenge carries a sequence number; an endpoint's proof is accepted only
over a challenge newer than its last granted one. The replay state is one
number per enrolled device, so no endpoint can fill room another needs.
- `--mesh-url` refuses `--listen-public`: the owner API on `--listen` has no
authentication and mints enrollment keys.
- `moq auth mesh --url` accepts `unix:///path` and sends a typed `NewKey`,
whose `expires_in` is now a `Duration`.
- `Client::enroll` refreshes when the key is refused but the endpoint is
already enrolled, so a lost reply does not strand a single-use key's device.
- The contract's request and reply records drop `#[non_exhaustive]` so a
hosted coordinator can construct them.
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Design change: a challenge is now single-use per endpoint, through a sequence number, instead of through a global table of spent challenges.
Codex flagged that one enrolled device could fill the shared 65536-entry spent table within a challenge lifetime and make every other device get slow_down (thread). That breaks the repository's hostile-peer rule, which says to bound by ownership rather than by a global refusal constant.
A challenge is now its expiry, a per-process sequence number, then the truncated HMAC. The HMAC still makes it unpredictable, and the sequence makes it unique.
The coordinator remembers, per endpoint, the sequence of the last challenge it granted. A proof is accepted only over a newer one. Only an enrolled device gets an entry, so the state grows with the devices and nothing else, and one endpoint's traffic never costs another's room.
MAX_SPENT and the reference coordinator's slow_down path are gone. ErrorCode::SlowDown stays in the contract for hosted coordinators, and Client::renew still retries it.
One trade: a device that fetches two challenges and uses the newer one first finds the older one refused as invalid_challenge, which renew retries. Client fetches and uses one challenge at a time.
The local review restarts with quest review --new.
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Reviewed commit: fc89cc6e44306481581ffce5c07ba79f8d486f2f, comparing the single substantive commit since my previous review; the base is unchanged.
No new actionable bugs found in this update.
Prior findings: the Unix-owner-CLI gap is fixed by the socket transport/separate HTTP target in Mesh::client. The previously referenced shared replay-table exhaustion and external contract construction issues are also fixed: replay state is now one high-water mark per enrolled endpoint, and contract records permit construction outside the crate. The public-listener startup guard and refresh fallback after a refused single-use enrollment key address the related independent reports.
Direction: this is simpler and better isolated than a globally capped spent-challenge table. Keeping sequence state and its sealing secret process-scoped preserves restart invalidation, while recording sequences only after grants preserves failed-request behavior.
Verification: static inspection of the update, surrounding enrollment/refresh and owner-listener paths, and the added tests. I did not run builds or tests.
Merge summary for fc89cc6e44306481581ffce5c07ba79f8d486f2f.
Fixed all five online review threads, plus the OpenAI review's unix-listener finding and CodeRabbit's Duration nitpick. Each thread has a reply, and the PR body's ## Review section lists them.
Design change: replay state is now per endpoint (comment).
Choice made without the maintainer: --mesh-url refuses --listen-public rather than getting a separate owner listener. It is the narrower option, and lifting the refusal later breaks nothing.
The local deep review (Codex gpt-6-astra, round 1 of a new session) had no findings. quest gate just ci origin/main and quest check pass.
Follow-up from the body still stands: merge EndpointId into moq_sign::PublicKey once moq-dev/moq#7092 lands, since both use z-base-32.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes — the single commit since the prior pullfrog review (56824a18 → fc89cc6e), which fixes every finding raised by pullfrog, Codex, CodeRabbit, and OpenAI at the previous head.
Per-endpoint replay state — replaced the globally capped spent challenge table (MAX_SPENT, slow_down) with a per-endpoint sequence high-water mark (Inner::used: HashMap<EndpointId, u64>); a challenge is now 8B expiry + 8B sequence + 16B HMAC, check refuses sequence <= last, and the caller records the sequence only after a granted request. One endpoint's traffic can no longer exhaust another's, and only enrolled devices take a slot.
Lost-reply recovery — Client::enroll now falls back to refresh when the coordinator refuses the key with invalid_grant, returning the original refusal when the endpoint turns out not to be enrolled, so a single-use key's device recovers after a dropped reply and keeps its assigned name.
Owner API hardening — --mesh-url now refuses --listen-public at startup, since the unauthenticated owner API rides --listen; moq auth mesh --url accepts unix:///path (reqwest unix-socket transport with a separate http://localhost/ target) so a socket --listen stays administrable.
Typed TTL and constructible records — NewKey::expires_in is now Option<Duration> (Option<serde_with::DurationSeconds<u64>>, same whole-second wire form), and #[non_exhaustive] is dropped from Challenge, Proof, EnrollRequest, Enrollment, and Member so a hosted coordinator can construct the contract records.
Docs and tests — doc/bin/relay/auth.md and the quest docs match the behavior; tests cover the single-use retry, per-endpoint isolation, unix admin, and the --listen-public refusal.
I checked the delta directly: the HMAC covers expiry and sequence and the secret and counter restart together, so a challenge from before a restart fails verification; used is written only on a granted request under the same mutex after commit succeeds, so a refused or forged proof records nothing and cannot grow the map; and the enroll fallback only recovers a device that already holds its endpoint key, so it is not an auth bypass. Both prior pullfrog threads were already resolved by these commits.
Codex land fixer: fixer crashed (exit 101); run /quest-iterate. Recommendation: run /quest-iterate before picking it again.
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thread 'codex-main' (86) panicked at /rustc/48a229ceaefd4985c50990b14116b6d856af0985/library/std/src/io/stdio.rs:1166:9:
failed printing to stderr: Resource temporarily unavailable (os error 11)
stack backtrace:
0: __rustc::rust_begin_unwind
1: core::panicking::panic_fmt
2: std::io::stdio::_eprint
3: <codex_exec::event_processor_with_human_output::EventProcessorWithHumanOutput as codex_exec::event_processor::EventProcessor>::process_server_notification
4: codex_exec::run_exec_session::{closure#0}
5: <tracing::instrument::Instrumented<codex_exec::run_exec_session::{closure#0}> as core::future::future::Future>::poll
6: codex_exec::run_main::{closure#0}
7: codex::cli_main::{closure#0}
8: <tokio::runtime::park::CachedParkThread>::block_on::<codex_arg0::run_main_with_arg0_guard<codex::main::{closure#0}, codex::main::{closure#0}::{closure#0}>::{closure#0}>
9: tokio::runtime::context::runtime::enter_runtime::<<tokio::runtime::scheduler::multi_thread::MultiThread>::block_on<codex_arg0::run_main_with_arg0_guard<codex::main::{closure#0}, codex::main::{closure#0}::{closure#0}>::{closure#0}>::{closure#0}, core::result::Result<(), anyhow::Error>>
10: <tokio::runtime::runtime::Runtime>::block_on::<codex_arg0::run_main_with_arg0_guard<codex::main::{closure#0}, codex::main::{closure#0}::{closure#0}>::{closure#0}>
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Once one of them lands, this one conflicts with the base and is ejected when its turn comes. Resolve the overlap before then, such as by coordinating with that author, or by merging the base once it lands.
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Minor · Update doc/bin/cli.md for the mesh CLI. · auth.rs:434-457
rs/moq-cli/src/auth.rs:434-457 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Update doc/bin/cli.md for the mesh CLI.
The rs/moq-cli change adds six moq auth serve --mesh-* flags and the moq auth mesh commands: create-key, keys, revoke-key, devices, and revoke. The CLI documentation must describe this new surface.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-cli/src/auth.rs around lines 434 - 457:
Update the CLI documentation to describe the six `moq auth serve --mesh-*` flags
and the `moq auth mesh` commands `create-key`, `keys`, `revoke-key`, `devices`,
and `revoke`; use the flag behavior and defaults visible in the `mesh_url`,
`mesh_listen`, `mesh_key`, `mesh_relay`, `mesh_state`, and `mesh_token_ttl`
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Review comments at @doc/bin/relay/auth.md:
- Around line 405-406: Update the enrollment and refresh description to say
member names use the name requested by the device, defaulting to `device` when
none is provided; remove the claim that the default is the device’s hostname.
Review comments at @rs/moq-auth/src/lib.rs:
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Review comments at @rs/moq-cli/src/auth.rs:
- Around line 434-457: Update the CLI documentation to describe the six `moq
auth serve --mesh-*` flags and the `moq auth mesh` commands `create-key`,
`keys`, `revoke-key`, `devices`, and `revoke`; use the flag behavior and
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the default name: the shipped coordinator names a device device, not its hostname.
Line 406 says every member's name defaults to the device's hostname. The shipped code does not do that:
Client::enroll sends name only when the caller passes one.
Coordinator::admit calls sanitize(name.unwrap_or_default()), and sanitize returns "device" for an empty name.
Unnamed devices therefore become device, device-2, and so on.
The hostname default exists only in the daemon plan (quest/m2/mesh/daemon.md), and the daemon is not shipped. A user of a hosted coordinator or a custom client follows this page and gets the wrong name.
As per coding guidelines, "Describe only what ships. Plans live in quests."
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--- "a/doc/bin/relay/auth.md"+++ "b/doc/bin/relay/auth.md"@@ -402,8 +402,9 @@
nothing). It refreshes its token
two thirds of the way through `--mesh-token-ttl` (default 1h) by proving
the key again, so a revoked device is cut off within one token lifetime. A
-revoked device cannot enroll again. Each enrollment and refresh also returns-every member's unique, DNS-safe name, defaulting to the device's hostname.+revoked device cannot enroll again. Each enrollment and refresh also returns+every member's unique, DNS-safe name: the one the device asked for, or+`device` when it asked for none.
The device-facing API on `--mesh-listen` is meant to be public behind a TLS
proxy, since devices refuse plain `http://` beyond loopback. A challenge holds
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revoked device cannot enroll again. Each enrollment and refresh also returns
every member's unique, DNS-safe name, defaulting to the device's hostname.
revoked device cannot enroll again. Each enrollment and refresh also returns
every member's unique, DNS-safe name: the one the device asked for, or
`device` when it asked for none.
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Review comment at @doc/bin/relay/auth.md around lines 405 - 406:
Update the enrollment and refresh description to say member names use the name
requested by the device, defaulting to `device` when none is provided; remove
the claim that the default is the device’s hostname.
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Supported by static analysis
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#!/bin/bash# Check whether js/auth mirrors any mesh enrollment contract or was touched in this PR.
fd -t d '^auth$' js
rg -n -i 'mesh|enroll|endpoint_id|invalid_challenge' js/auth 2>/dev/null | head -50
git diff --name-only origin/main...HEAD -- js/auth 2>/dev/null
Repository: moq-dev/moq
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Mirror the new moq-auth mesh contract in js/auth, or record the Rust-only exception.
The repository sync table requires a js/auth update for every rs/moq-auth change. This change adds the public mesh module, and the checked-out js/auth sources contain no mesh, enrollment, endpoint ID, or invalid-challenge symbols. Choose one of these outcomes:
Mirror the mesh types and error codes in js/auth.
State in the PR description that the mesh contract is Rust-only by design. This lets the reviewer check the exception against the sync table.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-auth/src/lib.rs at line 38:
The new public `mesh` module in `moq-auth` has no corresponding contract in
`js/auth`; mirror its mesh types and error codes in `js/auth` to keep the
repository sync table aligned. If the contract is intentionally Rust-only,
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Resolve rs/moq-cli/src/auth.rs against the mesh coordinator restructure
(#7301): log the bound address in the new auth listener branch, and do
the same for the mesh coordinator's listener.
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Implements quest/m2/mesh/enroll.md and deletes it.
Problem
A mesh node needs a relay URL and a token scoped to
mesh/<id>/**before the daemon can run. The token must be issued only for an endpoint key the caller holds, and it must stop renewing once the device is revoked. Enrollment is automated: devices and robot fleets enroll headlessly with an enrollment key the owner created.Approach
moq_auth::meshholds the JSON contract a hosted coordinator can implement (POST {base}/challenge|enroll|refresh, OAuth-shaped{error, error_description}refusals). It also has anEndpointId(an Ed25519 key with z-base-32 text) and aSignertrait, so the daemon can sign with whatever key type it ends up using."moq-mesh-enroll-00" 0 <base URL> 0 <challenge>over a fresh challenge.Coordinator(featureserve) issuesroot="",publish=[mesh/<id>/**],subscribe=[mesh/**]JWTs signed with--mesh-key.0600JSON file.Client(featureclient) enrolls with an enrollment key and hasrenew. If the coordinator refuses the key but the endpoint is already enrolled, for example on a retry after a lost reply,enrollrefreshes instead.renewrefreshes two thirds of the way through the token's remaining life and retries through outages until expiry. It also retries transient refusals (server_error,slow_down, andinvalid_challenge, e.g. after a coordinator restart). Any other refusal stops it at once.moq auth serve --mesh-url/--mesh-listen/--mesh-key/--mesh-relay/--mesh-state/--mesh-token-ttlserves the device API on its own listener.moq auth mesh create-key|keys|revoke-key|devices|revokeuses the owner API, which is mounted on the existing private--listen(--url unix:///pathfor a socket).--mesh-urlrefuses--listen-public, since that API has no authentication.doc/bin/relay/auth.md, plus a bullet indoc/lib/rs/moq-auth.md. The contract table is in themoq_auth::meshrustdoc. The epic Plan records the key-only decision.Tests (
rs/moq-auth/src/mesh/contract_tests.rsover HTTP, plus unit tests):renewrefreshes before expiry and retries a transient refusal.moq auth meshreaches a unix-socket--listen;--mesh-urlrefuses--listen-public.Impact
moq-auth: newmeshmodule (EndpointId,InvalidEndpoint,Proof,Signer,Challenge,EnrollRequest,Enrollment,Member,ErrorReply,ErrorCode,proof_message;Clientunderclient;Coordinator,Config,Device,KeyInfo,NewKeyunderserve).moq-auth:serve::Server::with_mesh; newError::MeshandError::MeshStatevariants (the enum is#[non_exhaustive]);urlgains itsserdefeature;data-encoding(already in the lockfile) becomes a direct workspace dependency for z-base-32.root/publish/subscribe/exp/iatJWTs.moq auth serve --mesh-*flags andmoq auth meshsubcommands.Decisions
Settled by the maintainer on 2026-10-30.
Enrollment(enroll and each refresh) carriesmembers: [{endpoint, name, tags}]. The coordinator assigns unique, DNS-safe names and stays HTTP-only. The list can be up to one refresh interval stale.mesh/.memberstrack over its own relay session.--mesh-urlmust equal the URL devices dial.--mesh-token-ttldefault.Choices made without asking
--mesh-listen(default127.0.0.1:4441), meant to sit behind a TLS proxy that rate-limits each client.Clientrefuseshttp://unless the host is loopback. The token's verifying key must include--mesh-key's public half; it is not trusted automatically.renewretries.--mesh-urlrefuses--listen-publicrather than adding a separate owner listener. This is the narrower choice, and lifting the refusal later breaks nothing.Challenge,Proof,EnrollRequest,Enrollment,Member) are not#[non_exhaustive], so a hosted coordinator can construct them.NewKey::expires_inis aDuration, whole seconds on the wire.Client::enroll(fall back torefresh), not in the coordinator, so the contract is unchanged.data-encodingwith a customSpecificationrather than hand-rolled bit packing.<16-hex id>.<base64url 32B secret>. Only the SHA-256 is stored, and it is compared in constant time. Key expiry stops new enrollments but doesn't affect devices already enrolled.[a-z0-9-], at most 63 bytes,devicewhen empty, and-2,-3, … on collision. The hostname default is the daemon's to pass; it's noted indaemon.md.Alternatives
grant_typeURNs. I chose JSON with the same field names and error codes, since proof of possession already makes the grants custom.Follow-ups
moq_auth::mesh::EndpointIdintomoq_sign::PublicKeyonce moq-dev/moq#7092 merges; both use z-base-32 text.quest/m2/mesh/daemon.mdnow notes enrolling with an enrollment key throughmesh::Client, with the hostname as the default name.dns.mdnow points atEnrollment::members.Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base and re·solved the daemon plan conflict by preserving both enrollment guidance and the service-install decision.(head 96d3fff)quest review --deep), model gpt-6-astra, effort medium.quest review --new):fc89cc6e44306481581ffce5c07ba79f8d486f2f: no findings.56824a18d9, all fixed infc89cc6e44:#[non_exhaustive].--listen-public(thread, thread). Fixed by refusing the combination at startup.Client::enrollfallback torefresh.moq auth meshcould not reach a unix--listen(review). Fixed withunix:///pathsupport.NewKey::expires_inshould be aDuration. Fixed.56824a18d9), and round 2 was clean.quest gate just ci origin/mainpasses atfc89cc6e44.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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