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GitHub and Google sign-in, passkeys and stateful sessions, stored in new auth_* tables (Drizzle schema in packages/db) with users as the auth subject. Auth storage runs on a SqlClient routed to the current request's connection, so it works with the api Worker's per-request sockets. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mounts /auth/* (GitHub, Google, passkeys, sessions), /auth/token and /.well-known/jwks.json when AUTH_GITHUB_CLIENT_ID is set. The RPC and HttpApi auth middleware accept the Hazel session cookie (trusted Origin required) or the session credential as a bearer token, before falling back to Clerk JWTs and bot tokens. Auth storage gets a pooled Postgres client on Bun and a lazily-connecting one per request on the Worker. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- import-clerk-identities links each user's GitHub and Google accounts from Clerk to their existing Hazel user (dry run by default, idempotent), so their first sign-in lands in their own account. - A first-time GitHub or Google sign-in whose provider-verified email belongs to exactly one existing user links to that user and restarts sign-in via the web app's /auth/continue, instead of registering a duplicate account. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The auth tables were applied to prd by hand from Drizzle's DDL, since drizzle-kit push would act on unrelated prd drift. The runbook records what is done in prd (schema, 116 imported Clerk accounts, secrets) and what is left before the cutover. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The Clerk identity import can link provider accounts that were never confirmed as verified, and its dry run does not report ownership conflicts. After sign-in is enabled, linking or unlinking an OAuth account can fail when the stored security revision is not a decimal number. A stale Hazel cookie can also block requests that carry a valid token. Resolve these before relying on the migration or enabling sign-in. Pre-merge checks |
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@apps/backend/src/scripts/migrate-to-hazel-auth/import-clerk-identities.ts:
- Around line 109-110: Update the account classification flow around
report.linked.push and the !apply guard to check existing identity ownership
before classifying an account as linked, recording ownership conflicts in
conflicts during dry runs as well as apply runs. Keep identity writes
conditional on --apply.
- Around line 131-132: Update the export setup around mkdirSync and
writeFileSync to restrict the exports directory to owner-only access and ensure
REPORT_PATH has mode 0600 even when the report file already exists; do not rely
on writeFileSync’s creation mode alone.
- Line 56: Update the verification guard in the account-import flow to skip
accounts unless `account.verification.status` is explicitly `"verified"`,
including when `verification` is null. Preserve the existing behavior for
verified accounts.
Review comments at @apps/backend/src/services/auth.ts:
- Around line 24-29: In apps/backend/src/services/auth.ts at lines 24-29, when
Redacted.value(bearerToken) is non-empty, catch failures from
hazelSession.fromCookie and continue to the Hazel and Clerk bearer checks;
preserve the cookie error when no bearer credential is present. In
apps/backend/src/rpc/middleware/auth.ts at lines 41-45, when the authorization
header starts with “Bearer ”, catch cookie failures and continue to the JWT,
Hazel-credential, and bot-token checks; preserve the cookie error when no bearer
credential is present.
Review comments at @apps/backend/src/services/hazel-auth.ts:
- Around line 86-92: Update the access-token key construction in the layer so
decoding `env.accessTokenJwk` uses an effect rather than `Schema.decodeSync`.
Replace decode failures with a secret-free error before they can reach startup
logs, while preserving the `Option.none` case and the existing
`AccessToken.SigningKey` fields.
Review comments at @packages/auth/src/yielded/storage.ts:
- Around line 58-59: Update nextSecurityRevision to avoid passing non-decimal
revisions to BigInt; preserve incrementing decimal revisions and ensure every
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| user.externalAccounts.flatMap((account) => { | ||
| const provider = account.provider.replace(/^oauth_/, "") | ||
| if (!isProvider(provider) || account.providerUserId === "") return [] | ||
| if (account.verification !== null && account.verification.status !== "verified") return [] |
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Yes. In Clerk’s official Backend `ExternalAccount` type, **`verification` is `null | Verification`**. If it’s an object, its **`status` is non-null** and uses a `VerificationStatus` value: `unverified`, `verified`, `transferable`, `failed`, or `expired`. ([clerk.com](https://clerk.com/docs/reference/backend/types/backend-external-account?utm_source=openai))
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Require a verified external account before importing it.
verification is nullable, so the current condition accepts an account that Clerk did not report as verified. Apply mode then passes its provider subject to linkIdentity, which writes the OAuth identity and active login credential. Require an explicit "verified" status.
🐛 Suggested fix
--- "a/apps/backend/src/scripts/migrate-to-hazel-auth/import-clerk-identities.ts"
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| if (account.verification !== null && account.verification.status !== "verified") return [] | |
| if (account.verification?.status !== "verified") return [] |
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Update the verification guard in the account-import flow to skip accounts unless
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| report.linked.push({ ...entry, detail: accounts.map((account) => account.provider).join("+") }) | ||
| if (!apply) continue |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Detect ownership conflicts in the dry run. When --apply is absent, this continue skips the only check that can return Conflict. The report therefore lists a conflicting account as linked and leaves conflicts empty. An operator cannot use the dry run to identify accounts that need manual resolution. Check existing identity ownership before classifying accounts, then reserve writes for --apply.
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around lines 109 - 110:
Update the account classification flow around report.linked.push and the !apply
guard to check existing identity ownership before classifying an account as
linked, recording ownership conflicts in conflicts during dry runs as well as
apply runs. Keep identity writes conditional on --apply.
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| mkdirSync("./exports", { recursive: true }) | ||
| writeFileSync(REPORT_PATH, JSON.stringify(report, null, "\t")) |
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Restrict access to the import report. The report contains production emails and user IDs. writeFileSync uses permissions affected by the process umask, so a report in a shared workspace can be readable by other local users. Create the export directory with restricted permissions and ensure the report has mode 0600, including when an older report already exists.
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Update the export setup around mkdirSync and writeFileSync to restrict the
exports directory to owner-only access and ensure REPORT_PATH has mode 0600 even
when the report file already exists; do not rely on writeFileSync’s creation
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| // Hazel session cookie (browser) | ||
| const request = yield* HttpServerRequest.HttpServerRequest | ||
| const cookieUser = yield* hazelSession.fromCookie(request.headers, request.method) | ||
| if (Option.isSome(cookieUser)) { | ||
| return yield* Effect.provideService(httpEffect, CurrentUser.Context, cookieUser.value) | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
A rejected Hazel cookie blocks every other credential. HazelSession.fromCookie fails with InvalidBearerTokenError in two cases: the Origin is untrusted, or the session is expired or revoked. Both middlewares check the cookie first and pass that failure through with yield*. A browser that keeps a stale Hazel cookie then gets 401 on every request, even with a valid Clerk JWT or Hazel bearer credential. A stale cookie remains after server-side revocation, after the idle timeout, or after a securityRevision change.
Fall through to bearer authentication when an Authorization: Bearer credential is present. Return the cookie error only when the cookie is the only credential.
apps/backend/src/services/auth.ts#L24-L29: ifRedacted.value(bearerToken)is non-empty, catch thefromCookiefailure and continue to the Hazel and Clerk bearer checks.apps/backend/src/rpc/middleware/auth.ts#L41-L45: if theauthorizationheader starts withBearer, catch thefromCookiefailure and continue to the JWT, Hazel-credential and bot-token checks.
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Review comment at @apps/backend/src/services/auth.ts around lines 24 - 29:
In apps/backend/src/services/auth.ts at lines 24-29, when
Redacted.value(bearerToken) is non-empty, catch failures from
hazelSession.fromCookie and continue to the Hazel and Clerk bearer checks;
preserve the cookie error when no bearer credential is present. In
apps/backend/src/rpc/middleware/auth.ts at lines 41-45, when the authorization
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| const accessTokens = Option.map( | ||
| env.accessTokenJwk, | ||
| (jwk): AccessToken.SigningKey => ({ | ||
| kid: env.accessTokenKid, | ||
| privateJwk: Redacted.make(Schema.decodeSync(PrivateJwk)(Redacted.value(jwk))), | ||
| }), | ||
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Do not let a malformed AUTH_ACCESS_TOKEN_PRIVATE_JWK put private-key material into logs.
Schema.decodeSync(PrivateJwk) throws inside Option.map, so the failure becomes a defect when the layer is built. If the value is not valid JSON, the error comes from JSON.parse. Current V8 versions include a snippet of the input text in that error message, and Schema issue formatting can also include the actual input. The startup crash log can then contain part of the private signing key.
Decode the value as an effect, and replace the error with a message that contains no secret:
Proposed fix
--- "a/apps/backend/src/services/hazel-auth.ts"
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continuePath: "/auth/continue",
}
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- kid: env.accessTokenKid,
- privateJwk: Redacted.make(Schema.decodeSync(PrivateJwk)(Redacted.value(jwk))),
- }),
- )
+ const accessTokens = Option.isNone(env.accessTokenJwk)
+ ? Option.none<AccessToken.SigningKey>()
+ : Option.some<AccessToken.SigningKey>({
+ kid: env.accessTokenKid,
+ privateJwk: Redacted.make(
+ yield* Schema.decodeUnknownEffect(PrivateJwk)(Redacted.value(env.accessTokenJwk.value)).pipe(
+ Effect.orElse(() =>
+ Effect.die(new Error("AUTH_ACCESS_TOKEN_PRIVATE_JWK is not valid JSON")),
+ ),
+ ),
+ ),
+ })
return Option.some({ ...makeHazelAuthLive(config), config, accessTokens })
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Review comment at @apps/backend/src/services/hazel-auth.ts around lines 86 - 92:
Update the access-token key construction in the layer so decoding
`env.accessTokenJwk` uses an effect rather than `Schema.decodeSync`. Replace
decode failures with a secret-free error before they can reach startup logs,
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| nextSecurityRevision: (current) => | ||
| Sessions.SecurityRevision.make(current === "initial" ? "1" : String(BigInt(current) + 1n)), |
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I couldn’t verify an official documented contract for `nextSecurityRevision`—the official sources I found don’t establish its signature, who calls it, or whether it must atomically increment the revision. So don’t assume a particular implementation from the property name alone. The closest official guidance says custom persistence must recheck relevant account and credential state and commit related changes atomically when required. ([yielded.dev](https://yielded.dev/auth/guide/storage/?utm_source=openai))
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The current docs describe `securityRevision` as a subject-table mapping option, but they don’t confirm whether either named symbol exists in beta.32. ([yielded.dev](https://yielded.dev/auth/guide/storage/?utm_source=openai))
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printf '%s\n' '--- local storage allocator and surrounding composition ---'
nl -ba packages/auth/src/yielded/storage.ts | sed -n '95,205p'
printf '%s\n' '--- local allocator references ---'
rg -n -C5 -F -- 'const uuid' packages/auth/src/yielded/storage.ts packages/auth/src/yielded
printf '%s\n' '--- dependency randomId implementation ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json, urllib.request, tarfile, io
version = "0.1.0-beta.32"
with urllib.request.urlopen("https://registry.npmjs.org/%40yielded%2Fauth-persistence", timeout=15) as r:
meta = json.load(r)
with urllib.request.urlopen(meta["versions"][version]["dist"]["tarball"], timeout=15) as r:
data = r.read()
with tarfile.open(fileobj=io.BytesIO(data), mode="r:gz") as tf:
for name in ("package/src/internal/crypto.ts", "package/src/internal/storage-mapping.ts"):
try:
lines = tf.extractfile(name).read().decode("utf-8", "replace").splitlines()
except KeyError:
print(f"missing: {name}")
continue
print(f"--- {name} ---")
for i, line in enumerate(lines, 1):
if name.endswith("crypto.ts") or i <= 65 or "randomId" in line:
print(f"{i}: {line}")
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printf '%s\n' '--- auth table declarations ---'
nl -ba packages/auth/src/yielded/tables.ts | sed -n '1,145p'
printf '%s\n' '--- passkey configuration and subject invalidation ---'
rg -n -C8 -E 'requireImmediateInvalidation|passkey|Persistence\.map|authActive|securityRevision' packages/auth/src/yielded packages/auth/src 2>/dev/null || trueRepository: MapleTechLabs/hazel
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Use a format-compatible revision generator for OAuth subjects.
The composed persistence generates subject revisions from base64url-encoded random bytes. Hazel’s OAuth mapping passes those revisions to BigInt(current). A non-decimal revision can therefore throw during provider linking or unlinking.
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--- "a/packages/auth/src/yielded/storage.ts"
+++ "b/packages/auth/src/yielded/storage.ts"
@@ -55,8 +55,14 @@
isActiveStatus: (value: unknown) => value === true,
activeCondition: eq(T.oauthUsers.columns.status, true),
decodeAuthenticationRequirement: () => requirement,
- nextSecurityRevision: (current) =>
- Sessions.SecurityRevision.make(current === "initial" ? "1" : String(BigInt(current) + 1n)),
+ nextSecurityRevision: (current) =>
+ Sessions.SecurityRevision.make(
+ /^\d+$/.test(current)
+ ? String(BigInt(current) + 1n)
+ : current === "initial"
+ ? "1"
+ : globalThis.crypto.randomUUID(),
+ ),
} satisfies Mapping.OAuthSubjectTable<typeof T.oauthUsers>
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| nextSecurityRevision: (current) => | |
| Sessions.SecurityRevision.make(current === "initial" ? "1" : String(BigInt(current) + 1n)), | |
| nextSecurityRevision: (current) => | |
| Sessions.SecurityRevision.make( | |
| /^\d+$/.test(current) | |
| ? String(BigInt(current) + 1n) | |
| : current === "initial" | |
| ? "1" | |
| : globalThis.crypto.randomUUID(), | |
| ), |
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Review comment at @packages/auth/src/yielded/storage.ts around lines 58 - 59:
Update nextSecurityRevision to avoid passing non-decimal revisions to BigInt;
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Replaces Clerk sign-in with Hazel's own auth on
@yielded/auth: GitHub and Google sign-in, passkeys, and stateful sessions in Postgres. This PR is the backend and the user migration. It changes nothing at runtime untilAUTH_GITHUB_CLIENT_IDis set: the routes aren't mounted and Clerk keeps working exactly as today.What's in it
@hazel/auth/server(packages/auth/src/yielded):usersplus newauth_*tables (Drizzle schema inpackages/db)/auth/*,POST /auth/tokenand/.well-known/jwks.jsonimport-clerk-identities.tslinks users' GitHub and Google accounts to their existing users.Already done in prd
Details in
infra/hazel-auth-rollout.md:packages/db/sql/2026-10-11-hazel-auth.sql. It's additive and was applied by hand, becausedrizzle-kit pushwould act on unrelated prd drift.prod.Before turning it on
https://api.hazel.sh/auth/{github,google}/callback.Tests
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