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WalkthroughAdds timestamp-based Kafka assignment for stream replay. Adds a webhook stream domain service with filtering, cursor validation, access checks, caching, and per-subscriber limits. Adds a Kafka event source that normalizes broker events. Adds an authorized Axum SSE endpoint with filter parsing, resume support, keep-alives, and error mapping. Wires the stream service and router into document storage service, feature flags, and OpenAPI registration. Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new SSE endpoint can continue delivering workspace webhook events to a user after that user’s workspace membership is revoked, for as long as the connection remains open. This is a high-impact authorization issue, so the PR is not merge-ready until active-stream membership is revalidated or revoked streams are terminated. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@crates/webhook/src/domain/stream.rs`:
- Around line 295-297: Update the active-stream workspace authorization path in
the StreamAudience workspace branch and its open_stream state handling so
membership is revalidated for each event, or refreshed using a finite TTL,
rather than relying indefinitely on the initial team_user snapshot; fail closed
when revalidation errors occur, and add a regression test confirming a removed
member no longer receives events on an existing SSE connection.
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| StreamAudience::Workspace { workspace_id } => { | ||
| Ok(self.workspace_ids.contains(workspace_id)) | ||
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Authorization Bypass (CWE-862): Missing Authorization
Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate
Revalidate workspace membership for active streams.
open_stream resolves mutable team_user membership once and stores it in StreamState. Later workspace events use that snapshot, so a removed member can continue receiving events on an open SSE connection. Revalidate membership per event or refresh it with a finite TTL and fail closed on errors. Add a revocation regression test.
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In `@crates/webhook/src/domain/stream.rs` around lines 295 - 297, Update the
active-stream workspace authorization path in the StreamAudience workspace
branch and its open_stream state handling so membership is revalidated for each
event, or refreshed using a finite TTL, rather than relying indefinitely on the
initial team_user snapshot; fail closed when revalidation errors occur, and add
a regression test confirming a removed member no longer receives events on an
existing SSE connection.
| WebhookStreamError::BadRequest( | ||
| "team scope requires the user to belong to a team".to_string(), | ||
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Team scope picks wrong workspace
Medium Severity
Team-scoped streams resolve the workspace via resolve_workspace_ids and then take the first id that is not the subscriber. Persisted webhook create, list, and ownership checks use get_user_team_workspace_id, which selects the highest-role team. A caller in more than one team can therefore stream webhook.* events for a different workspace than the one their team-scoped webhooks are stored under.
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Overall seems good, once the cursor comments are addressed.
| #[cfg(feature = "stream")] | ||
| pub(crate) fn document_stream_candidate( | ||
| event: &Event<DocumentTopicEvent>, | ||
| ) -> Result<Option<crate::domain::stream::StreamCandidateEvent>, WebhookEventIngestionError> { | ||
| Ok(normalized_document_event(event)?.map(|normalized| { | ||
| crate::domain::stream::StreamCandidateEvent { | ||
| audience: crate::domain::stream::StreamAudience::Entity { | ||
| entity_id: normalized.entity_id.clone(), | ||
| entity_type: EntityType::Document, | ||
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| event: normalized, | ||
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| pub(crate) fn channel_stream_candidate( | ||
| event: &Event<ChannelTopicEvent>, | ||
| ) -> Result<crate::domain::stream::StreamCandidateEvent, WebhookEventIngestionError> { | ||
| let normalized = normalized_channel_event(event)?; | ||
| Ok(crate::domain::stream::StreamCandidateEvent { | ||
| audience: crate::domain::stream::StreamAudience::Entity { | ||
| entity_id: normalized.entity_id.clone(), | ||
| entity_type: EntityType::Channel, | ||
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| pub(crate) fn webhook_stream_candidate( | ||
| event: &Event<WebhookTopicEvent>, | ||
| ) -> Result<crate::domain::stream::StreamCandidateEvent, WebhookEventIngestionError> { | ||
| let (normalized, workspace_id) = normalized_webhook_event(event)?; | ||
| Ok(crate::domain::stream::StreamCandidateEvent { | ||
| audience: crate::domain::stream::StreamAudience::Workspace { workspace_id }, | ||
| event: normalized, | ||
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| #[cfg(feature = "stream")] | ||
| pub(crate) fn agent_trigger_stream_candidate( | ||
| event: &Event<AgentTriggerTopicEvent>, | ||
| ) -> Result<crate::domain::stream::StreamCandidateEvent, WebhookEventIngestionError> { | ||
| let (normalized, audience) = normalized_agent_trigger_event(event)?; | ||
| Ok(crate::domain::stream::StreamCandidateEvent { | ||
| audience: crate::domain::stream::StreamAudience::Entity { | ||
| entity_id: audience.entity_id, | ||
| entity_type: audience.entity_type, | ||
| }, | ||
| event: normalized, | ||
| }) | ||
| } |
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These could all live in their own ingestion/stream.rs file that is gated 1 time with cfg feature = stream
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GET /webhook/events/stream holds an SSE response open and delivers every broker event matching the caller's webhook-style filters, gated by the caller's own entity access. Each connection owns an ungrouped, manually assigned Kafka consumer, so a slow subscriber lags in Kafka instead of dropping events or affecting other streams. Delivery is at-least-once within a 10-minute replay window: events carry their UUIDv7 broker event id as the SSE id, and reconnecting clients resume via the standard Last-Event-ID header (seeked with Kafka offsets_for_times). Cursors older than the window are rejected with 400 rather than silently truncated, so clients resync instead of assuming continuity. Per-user cap of 10 concurrent streams; 20s comment keepalives; per-connection 30s entity-access cache. Supporting changes: kafka_util gains timestamp-seek assignment for ungrouped consumers, macro_event_broker gains a matching adapter constructor, and webhook ingestion's normalization helpers are exposed crate-internally for reuse by the stream source.
InitialOffset::AtTimestampMs replaces the separate assign_topics_at_timestamp method and adapter constructor: one assign_topics call now covers all three starting positions, and the offsets_for_times resolution is an implementation detail of the enum's timestamp variant. DSS aliases renamed to DssSseStreamService / DssSseStreamState; stale resume cursors are rejected with 400 instead of silently clamped to the replay window.
Drop the events/ids comma-separated shorthand: one spelling, identical to the persisted webhook filters field.
Drop the hand-rolled stream copy; one validate_filters governs both delivery mechanisms, so streams also gain the size caps.
The new GET /webhook/events/stream endpoint left apps/web gen-api and packages/sdk generated code stale. Regenerate those clients and list streamEvents on the SDK backlog — the typed SSE transport is a follow-up. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
Move declare_topics! to crate::topics so the ingestion consumer and the SSE stream source read the same topic set and cannot drift.
Gate the stream-candidate adapters once at the module instead of on each function. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
macro.events is always available. listen() opens the new stream endpoint with the same filters and hydrated payloads as persisted webhooks; webhook() still verifies signed HTTPS deliveries when a signing secret is set. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
Replace the persisted webhook feed and inbound HTTP receiver with a live GET /webhook/events/stream connection as the bot. trigger_to_work and session dispatch stay the same; registration, signing secrets, and the webhook listener go away. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
Replace the hand-rolled frame parser with eventsource-stream over reqwest's bytes_stream. The crate was already in the lockfile via async-openai; no new packages. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
Spells the same snake_case names as serde. macrod uses them for the stream query and to parse bot_scope instead of a hand-written match. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
…vent> EventStream is generic over the envelope type, so the daemon reads typed trigger events instead of serde_json::Value and re-decoding later. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
Entity events now require an explicit accessor via get_users_by_entity instead of treating PUBLIC/TEAM link-share as View. Team-scoped streams resolve the same highest-role workspace as webhook CRUD and re-check membership per event so a revoked member cannot keep a held connection. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
Rebase the SSE listener onto the harness-credential TUI: drop the signed webhook receiver and boot-time feed registration, stream bound agents with x-macro-harness-token, and keep leftover [server] config parseable. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
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| next = stream.next_event() => { | ||
| match next { | ||
| Ok(Some(event)) => { | ||
| let _ = handle_event(event, executor).await; |
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Trigger work blocks the SSE read
High Severity
handle_event runs in the same select arm that reads the SSE stream, so the daemon stops consuming while it creates a session or prompts. The server broadcast buffer can lag and skip later events, and SSE has no redelivery. A follow-up agent_trigger.existing that arrives during that work is dropped.
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CI's gen-api and SDK update-generated checks require the Display/FromStr description to be reflected in the committed OpenAPI dump and codegen. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
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Adds an authenticated SSE endpoint in DSS for consuming the same filtered broker events delivered by persisted webhooks.
What
GET /webhook/events/streamstreams events matching the existingWebhookFiltersmodel within a user or teamWebhookScope.How
tokio::sync::broadcastchannel shared by all active SSE requests.Last-Event-IDhandling.Generated web and SDK clients expose the endpoint; typed SDK SSE transport remains a follow-up.
Testing
cargo test -p webhook --lib(167 passed)cargo check -p document_storage_servicegit diff --checkNote
Medium Risk
New live event path with per-event access checks and best-effort delivery; macrod no longer gets webhook redelivery on dispatch failures, so missed triggers depend on reconnect or follow-up events.
Overview
Adds
GET /webhook/events/stream, an authenticated SSE API that delivers the same normalized broker envelopes as persisted webhooks, using caller-suppliedWebhookFiltersandWebhookScope. A dedicated ungrouped Kafka consumer publishes normalized candidates into a process-local broadcast channel; each SSE connection applies the same filter validation as webhook CRUD, entity-access checks (with agent-session fallback), and team workspace re-resolution before emitting events. Delivery is best-effort (no replay, lag skips missed events).macrod(coding_agent_worker) stops serving signedPOST /macro-events, drops webhook feed registration/reconciliation, and instead opens the storage SSE stream scoped to bound agents—with reconnect backoff and reconnect when the bound-agent set changes. Config/TUI drop the[server]webhook listener fields (legacy sections still parse).Clients and docs are updated: OpenAPI/orval/zod exports
streamEventsParams,WebhookScopenotes query-string parsing, the SDK README defaults tomacro.events.listen()(webhooks remain optional), plus an SSE example. Supporting changes includeWebhookFilter::accepts, sharedtopics,get_user_team_workspace_idon the workspace resolver, and a smallkafka_utilOAuth priming refactor.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 1725552. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.