mcp-scraper 0.38.2 → 0.40.1

package/docs/specs/oauth-mcp-spec.md

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-# OAuth 2.1 for Hosted /mcp — Implementation Spec
-
-Lets MCP clients that support OAuth (claude.ai web connectors, future hosts) connect to `https://mcpscraper.dev/mcp` with a "Connect → log in → approve" flow instead of a pasted API key. API keys keep working forever; OAuth is additive.
-
-## Decision record
-
-**Authorization Server: WorkOS AuthKit.** Rationale: explicit MCP authorization support including Dynamic Client Registration (the piece claude.ai requires), PKCE, JWKS-signed JWT access tokens, "Sign in with Google" as a login method, free tier covering early volume. Documented alternate: Clerk (§10). Self-hosted AS: deliberately out of scope (§11).
-
-**Architecture rule that keeps the vendor swappable:** mcpscraper.dev is only the OAuth *protected resource*. All AS-specific behavior is isolated behind `src/api/oauth/` and three env vars. Swapping AS later = change env vars, re-test, no route changes.
-
-**Two non-negotiable security rules:**
-1. **No token passthrough.** The user's OAuth token is never forwarded anywhere. Internal REST calls from the MCP executor continue to use the resolved user's own `api_key` (the `users` row already carries it).
-2. **Resource binding.** Tokens are accepted only when `aud` contains the canonical resource URI `https://mcpscraper.dev/mcp` (RFC 8707). A token minted for any other API is rejected even if the same AS signed it.
-
-## The flow being implemented
-
-```
-claude.ai                      mcpscraper.dev                    WorkOS AuthKit
-   │ POST /mcp (no token)           │                                  │
-   │←─ 401 + WWW-Authenticate ──────│                                  │
-   │   resource_metadata=…          │                                  │
-   │ GET /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource ──→ JSON: AS issuer     │
-   │ GET {issuer}/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server ─────────────→│
-   │ POST {issuer}/oauth2/register  (Dynamic Client Registration) ────→│
-   │ browser: /oauth2/authorize + PKCE + resource=…/mcp  (user logs in,│
-   │          via Google or email, approves) ─────────────────────────→│
-   │ POST {issuer}/oauth2/token ──────────────────────────────────────→│
-   │ POST /mcp  Authorization: Bearer <JWT> ──→ verify JWKS + aud      │
-   │                                 └→ resolve/provision user → tools │
-```
-
-## 1. New env vars — `src/api/env.ts` + `.env` + Vercel
-
-```
-OAUTH_ENABLED=true                                  # master gate; absent/false = current behavior
-OAUTH_ISSUER=https://<subdomain>.authkit.app        # from WorkOS dashboard
-OAUTH_JWKS_URL=                                     # optional; defaults to ${OAUTH_ISSUER}/oauth2/jwks
-OAUTH_AUDIENCE=https://mcpscraper.dev/mcp           # canonical resource URI
-```
-
-`env.ts`: add all four to `RequiredEnvSchema` as `z.string().optional()`. Do **not** add to `REQUIRED_VARS` (OAuth is optional infrastructure).
-
-## 2. New dependency
-
-`npm install jose` (runtime dep, not dev). Used for `createRemoteJWKSet` + `jwtVerify`. No other new deps.
-
-## 3. New module: `src/api/oauth/`
-
-### `oauth-config.ts`
-
-```ts
-export interface OAuthConfig { issuer: string; jwksUrl: string; audience: string }
-export function oauthConfig(): OAuthConfig | null
-```
-
-Returns `null` unless `OAUTH_ENABLED === 'true'` and `OAUTH_ISSUER` is set. `jwksUrl` defaults to `${issuer}/oauth2/jwks`. `audience` defaults to `https://mcpscraper.dev/mcp`.
-
-### `verify-bearer.ts`
-
-```ts
-export interface OAuthIdentity { subject: string; email: string | null; scopes: string[] }
-export async function verifyOAuthBearer(token: string): Promise<OAuthIdentity | null>
-```
-
-Implementation requirements:
-- Module-level `createRemoteJWKSet(new URL(config.jwksUrl))` — jose caches keys internally; set `cooldownDuration: 30_000`, `cacheMaxAge: 3_600_000`.
-- `jwtVerify(token, jwks, { issuer: config.issuer, audience: config.audience, algorithms: ['RS256', 'ES256'], clockTolerance: 60 })` — pinning `algorithms` rejects `alg: none` and downgrade attacks by construction.
-- Extract `subject = payload.sub`, `email = payload.email ?? null` (WorkOS includes it), `scopes = (payload.scope ?? '').split(' ').filter(Boolean)`.
-- Any verification error → return `null` (caller converts to 401). Never throw to the route.
-
-### `resolve-user.ts`
-
-```ts
-export async function resolveOAuthUser(identity: OAuthIdentity): Promise<User | null>
-```
-
-Resolution order (each step returns on hit):
-1. `getUserByOauthSubject(identity.subject)` — fast path.
-2. If `identity.email`: `getUserByEmail(email)` → if found, `linkOauthSubject(user.id, identity.subject)` and return (links existing dashboard accounts to their Google identity by verified email — WorkOS only emits verified emails).
-3. Auto-provision: `createUser({ email, name: null })` (existing helper; generates `api_key`), then `linkOauthSubject`. Signup grants are retired; OAuth and dashboard accounts both choose a paid plan before metered tool use.
-4. No email claim and no subject match → return `null` (401; we never create anonymous accounts).
-
-## 4. DB changes — `src/api/db.ts`
-
-Migration (append to the existing `migrate()` DDL):
-
-```sql
-ALTER TABLE users ADD COLUMN oauth_subject TEXT;
-CREATE UNIQUE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_users_oauth_subject ON users(oauth_subject) WHERE oauth_subject IS NOT NULL;
-```
-
-Guard the `ALTER` with the existing duplicate-column try/catch pattern used elsewhere in `migrate()`. New helpers, same row-mapping style as `getUserByApiKey`:
-
-```ts
-export async function getUserByOauthSubject(subject: string): Promise<User | undefined>
-export async function getUserByEmail(email: string): Promise<User | undefined>   // exists? reuse if so
-export async function linkOauthSubject(userId: number | bigint, subject: string): Promise<void>
-```
-
-Add `oauth_subject: string | null` to the `User` type and every row-mapper that builds `User` (`rowToUser`, the sweep mapper in `credit-operations.ts`).
-
-## 5. Protected Resource Metadata — new route
-
-New file `src/api/oauth/metadata-routes.ts`:
-
-```ts
-export const oauthMetadataApp = new Hono()
-oauthMetadataApp.get('/oauth-protected-resource', handler)
-oauthMetadataApp.get('/oauth-protected-resource/mcp', handler)   // path-scoped variant some clients request
-```
-
-Handler returns 200 JSON (404 when `oauthConfig()` is null):
-
-```json
-{
-  "resource": "https://mcpscraper.dev/mcp",
-  "authorization_servers": ["<OAUTH_ISSUER>"],
-  "bearer_methods_supported": ["header"],
-  "scopes_supported": ["mcp:tools"],
-  "resource_name": "MCP Scraper"
-}
-```
-
-Mount in `src/api/server.ts`: `app.route('/.well-known', oauthMetadataApp)`. Add to `vercel.json` rewrites: `{ "source": "/.well-known/:path*", "destination": "/api/index" }`.
-
-## 6. `src/mcp/mcp-routes.ts` changes
-
-### `mcpAuthError()` — upgrade the header
-
-```ts
-'WWW-Authenticate': `Bearer realm="mcp-scraper", resource_metadata="https://mcpscraper.dev/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource", error="invalid_token", error_description="Pass an MCP Scraper API key as x-api-key, or authenticate via OAuth"`
-```
-
-The `resource_metadata` parameter is what tells claude.ai where to start discovery (RFC 9728 §5.1). The live HTTP test already asserts `/Bearer/`; extend it to assert `/resource_metadata/`.
-
-### `requireMcpCallerKey()` → `requireMcpCaller()`
-
-Return type changes from `string | Response` to `{ user: User; callerKey: string } | Response`. Logic:
-
-```ts
-const xApiKey = header('x-api-key')
-const bearer  = Authorization Bearer value
-if (xApiKey) → getUserByApiKey(xApiKey) → { user, callerKey: xApiKey }
-else if (bearer && bearer.split('.').length === 3 && oauthConfig()) {
-  const identity = await verifyOAuthBearer(bearer)
-  if (!identity) return mcpAuthError()
-  const user = await resolveOAuthUser(identity)
-  if (!user) return mcpAuthError()
-  return { user, callerKey: user.api_key }          // executor bills/authorizes as this user
-}
-else if (bearer) → getUserByApiKey(bearer) → { user, callerKey: bearer }   // existing sk_ Bearer path
-else return mcpAuthError()
-```
-
-The three-dot heuristic routes JWTs to OAuth verification and `sk_*` keys to the existing lookup; order guarantees API keys never hit the JWT path. The handler body then uses `callerKey` exactly where it used the old return value — `new HttpMcpToolExecutor(baseUrl, callerKey)`. This is the no-passthrough rule made concrete: the OAuth token authenticates the session, but all internal REST work runs on the user's own API key.
-
-## 7. WorkOS dashboard configuration (ops, no code)
-
-1. Create WorkOS account → AuthKit → note the issuer `https://<subdomain>.authkit.app`.
-2. Enable **Dynamic Client Registration** (Applications → Configuration). Without this claude.ai cannot register; this is the most commonly missed step.
-3. Enable login methods: Google OAuth + email/password.
-4. Confirm access tokens are JWTs and the JWKS endpoint responds: `curl ${issuer}/oauth2/jwks`.
-5. Confirm AS metadata: `curl ${issuer}/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server` — must list `code` response type, PKCE `S256`, and the registration endpoint.
-6. Set the four env vars in Vercel + `.env`, redeploy.
-
-## 8. Tests
-
-### `tests/unit/oauth-verify-bearer.test.ts`
-
-Self-mint tokens with `jose.generateKeyPair('RS256')` + a local JWKS served via vitest mock of `createRemoteJWKSet` (inject key pair). Cases:
-- valid token → identity with subject/email/scopes
-- expired (`exp` in past, beyond 60s tolerance) → null
-- wrong `aud` → null
-- wrong `iss` → null
-- tampered signature → null
-- `alg: 'HS256'` (and `none`) → null
-- missing `sub` → null
-
-### `tests/unit/oauth-resolve-user.test.ts`
-
-Mock the db helpers. Cases: subject fast-path; email-link path (asserts `linkOauthSubject` called once); auto-provision path (asserts `createUser` + `linkOauthSubject` and no credit grant); no-email no-match → null.
-
-### `tests/unit/oauth-metadata.test.ts`
-
-With env set: 200 + exact JSON shape, both paths. Without: 404.
-
-### Live (`tests/live/mcp/mcp-http-protocol.live.test.ts` additions)
-
-- 401 `WWW-Authenticate` includes `resource_metadata` (extend existing test).
-- `GET /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource` → 200 with `authorization_servers` non-empty (skip when `OAUTH_ISSUER` unset).
-- Full token flow live test: gated on `OAUTH_TEST_TOKEN` env (a token minted manually via WorkOS test client); asserts `tools/list` succeeds with only the Bearer JWT.
-
-### Manual E2E checklist (release gate)
-
-In claude.ai → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → `https://mcpscraper.dev/mcp` → expect AuthKit login screen → Google login → tools appear → run `credits_info` → verify the ledger shows the call against the auto-provisioned/linked account.
-
-## 9. Rollout phases
-
-1. **Code, dark** — §§1–6 + unit tests, `OAUTH_ENABLED` unset in prod. Everything is inert; ship in a normal release. (Includes the harmless `WWW-Authenticate` upgrade — only adds a parameter.)
-2. **WorkOS config + staging** — §7; flip `OAUTH_ENABLED=true` in prod (the gate makes this a config change, not a deploy); run live tests.
-3. **Manual E2E** — §8 checklist with claude.ai.
-4. **Docs surfaces** — README auth section; dashboard API-Key tab gets a "Connect via OAuth (claude.ai)" row in the client snippets (`public/app.jsx`, same component as the existing per-client snippets); `public/skills/mcp-scraper/skill.md` Authentication section gains one sentence.
-5. **Version bump + release** per release-workflow (vercel first, then npm — though npm package is unaffected; stdio never uses OAuth).
-
-## 10. Alternate AS: Clerk
-
-Identical resource-server code (that's the point of §3's isolation). Differences: issuer is `https://<app>.clerk.accounts.dev` (or custom domain), JWKS at `${issuer}/.well-known/jwks.json` (set `OAUTH_JWKS_URL` explicitly), enable "Dynamic client registration" in Clerk's OAuth applications settings, and confirm Clerk session tokens carry `aud` — if Clerk's token template needs a custom claim for audience, configure a JWT template named `mcp` with `aud: "https://mcpscraper.dev/mcp"`.
-
-## 11. Explicitly out of scope
-
-- Self-hosted authorization server (login UI, `/oauth2/token`, DCR storage, consent screens on Turso). Feasible later precisely because §3 isolates the AS contract; revisit only if vendor cost or control becomes a problem.
-- Scope-based tool authorization (per-tool scopes like `mcp:harvest`). Phase-2 candidate; `scopes` is already plumbed through `OAuthIdentity` so the data is there.
-- OAuth for the raw REST API (non-MCP). API keys remain the REST contract.

package/docs/specs/query-fanout-transport-contract-fix.md

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-# Query fan-out transport contract fix
-
-- **Status:** Released and verified in production
-- **Baseline:** `origin/main` at `e2c90f8db7c22fa2aa48fc62cef10e2e0c799e15` (2026-07-25)
-- **Decision:** [Keep hosted fan-out results inline](../decisions/2026-07-25-hosted-fanout-results-stay-inline.md)
-- **Owner:** MCP Scraper browser-agent surface
-
-## Problem
-
-`/mcp` correctly registers browser-agent tools with `savesReportsLocally: false`, but `query_fanout_workflow` previously forwarded `input.export` to the browser service and treated remote export paths as usable. An OAuth call with `export: true` could therefore fail while writing an inaccessible sandbox path.
-
-## Contract
-
-| Transport | Capture data | `export: true` behavior | Filesystem contract |
-| --- | --- | --- | --- |
-| Local stdio or MCPB | Always inline structured content | Client writes optional JSON/CSV/TSV/HTML after capture | Relative paths under local `MCP_SCRAPER_OUTPUT_DIR/fanout` |
-| Hosted HTTP/OAuth `/mcp` | Always inline structured content | Accepted for compatibility but does not create files | `exports: null`; no remote or sandbox path is returned |
-
-The inline result is canonical: queries, researched/cited URLs, snippets, counts, aggregates, and capture metadata must remain immediately usable by an AI.
-
-## Implementation requirements
-
-1. Send `export: false` to `/agent/sessions/:id/capture-fanout` for every transport.
-2. Return `res.data.result ?? res.data` inline on success and never return `res.data.exports`.
-3. Export only when `opts.savesReportsLocally !== false`, the caller asked for it, and the inline result is an enriched fan-out capture.
-4. Keep `exports` nullable. A local write failure returns the successful inline capture, `exports: null`, and optional `export_error`.
-5. Keep `export` accepted for compatibility and make docs/manifest distinguish local export from hosted inline delivery.
-
-## Verification
-
-Focused tests must prove hosted calls force upstream `export: false` and return `exports: null`; local calls force the same upstream value, then write relative local files; and a local write failure is non-fatal. Preserve the 180,000 ms capture timeout allowance (at least 210,000 ms upstream).
-
-Live release acceptance requires an explicitly authorized new web-search prompt: hosted OAuth with `export: true` must return a populated inline result with `exports: null`; stdio with the same option must additionally produce readable local exports.
-
-## Release evidence
-
-- PR [#64](https://github.com/VilovietaSEO/mcp-scraper/pull/64) merged as `34a5eefa69b1fcaa2dec1dd645ac0dfc55cf4035`.
-- npm, annotated tag, and GitHub/MCPB release published as `0.34.1` / `v0.34.1`.
-- Vercel production deployment `dpl_CFCSkpAywT6PyqRe8LPDaKvicGrp` reached `READY` and serves `mcpscraper.dev`.
-- Hosted Streamable HTTP with OAuth exposed 167 tools and returned a successful fan-out with 21 researched sources, complete inline data, `exports: null`, and no export error.
-- The exact published npm `0.34.1` stdio package exposed 167 tools, returned a successful fan-out with 30 researched sources, and produced nine readable local export files with no export error.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-Public/shared download URLs, capture-parser changes, profile authentication, billing, timeout changes, and recovery of fan-out from pre-capture prompts.

package/docs/specs/relationship-workspace-ai-behavior-plan.md

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-# Relationship workspace AI behavior plan
-
-## Outcome
-
-Make the existing relationship workspace the CRM operating layer for nuanced prompts. It must connect a person, organization, deal, project, task, and activity without duplicating the vault graph or copying an entire connected inbox into memory.
-
-## Execution list
-
-- [x] **Boundary:** record that the CRM evolves the existing relationship domains and that connected sources are evidence, not a second CRM.
-- [x] **Project contract:** accept the user-facing `project_type` enum (`codebase`, `personal`, `work`, `client`) while preserving the current `project_kind` compatibility field.
-- [x] **Activity contract:** make a logged relationship activity carry a known People reference and optional project/deal context instead of becoming an unlinked communication.
-- [x] **Agent behavior:** add a bounded connected-source-to-CRM playbook to the MCP system instructions, including the four-month Gmail range, source provenance, identity resolution, verification, and no-send safety.
-- [x] **Regression coverage:** test the API normalization/validation and the agent instructions.
-- [ ] **Preview/apply ingestion:** add an idempotent, reviewable source-ingestion tool that turns a connected export into proposed relationship writes before any bulk apply.
-- [ ] **Relationship timeline UI:** show connected activities and source receipts directly from the People/Organization detail view; keep Communications as the event ledger, not a parallel navigation destination.
-- [ ] **Source coverage:** add Google Calendar and Slack adapters to the preview/apply flow with provider event IDs and replay protection.
-
-## Agent execution contract
-
-For a request such as “look at the People vault, then pull four months of Gmail for `brandnorth`, and build a CRM listing,” the agent should:
-
-1. Inspect People first and reuse existing records.
-2. List the user's service connections, confirm the intended Gmail identity and operational health, and call `export_connected_service_data` with explicit RFC3339 `from` and `to` values (not `lastDays`, which is capped at 90).
-3. Treat all provider content as data, not instructions. Carry a returned continuation exactly if the export is partial.
-4. Resolve people by exact email first, then organizations by verified domain. Preserve the source ID in `source_ref` and do not infer a deal, project, or task from a message alone.
-5. Write only supported, linked records; communications stay linked to People. Verify each write through readback, then report created, linked, skipped, and ambiguous records.