An API Key page, pointed at whichever hub this host talks to - #2216
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The TinyHumans site URL is normally derived from the API URL, but deployments with a front end the convention does not describe now have an escape hatch. The new optional `web_url` setting resolves from the `TINYHUMANS_WEB_URL` environment variable or the config file and falls back to the derived site when unset. Auto-committed-on: macbook Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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| One key gives this company a model to think with and the accounts its agents | ||
| act through — Gmail, Slack, GitHub and the rest — billed to a single | ||
| TinyHumans account you top up. |
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When an admin pastes or rotates a key on this page, PUT …/credential writes only tinyhumans/key; the Inference page independently selects a provider and stores inference/key. If inference uses OpenRouter/custom credentials, or its managed key was rotated separately, this page queries the company-identity account while claiming that every turn is charged there, so an operator may top up the wrong account. Either read the actual inference configuration and billing identity or limit this copy and balance card to the brokered connections that use the company credential.
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| scoped("/credential", get(get_status).put(set_key)) | ||
| .merge(scoped("/credential/link/start", post(start_link))) | ||
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The gated auth_matrix target scans every scoped(...) literal under src/server/ops and requires exact equality with OPS_SCOPED_ROUTES, but that table still contains only /credential and the two link routes. Adding this suffix without its GET/Scoped row makes source_path_set_equals_the_ops_matrix_path_set fail with an unexpected /credential/billing, so the required CI suite cannot pass until the matrix row, counts, and snapshot are updated.
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When a key rotation or same-company client reseat triggers a refresh and the new credential request fails, this only switches load to loading and retains the previous status and billing. The generation guard is fresh evidence beyond the earlier race report because it rejects late completions but does not invalidate already-rendered data: after failure, the billing?.configured branch at line 200 wins before the error branch, while the old account links remain rendered outside the load guard, so the operator can still see and follow the previous account's financial links. Clear these values when starting the refresh, or ensure error/loading states cannot render retained account data.
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If a successful hub response omits or renames credits.totalUsd—for example during backend/frontend version skew—these defaults deserialize it as $0.00 instead of producing the route's unavailable state. The console then explicitly tells the operator that agents stopped because the balance is zero and recommends topping up, even though no balance was returned. Keep optional defaults for genuinely optional metadata, but require the spendable-balance field so an incomplete response is reported as unknown rather than zero.
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In `@frontend/src/views/connections/ApiKeyView.tsx`:
- Line 79: Update the request-scope handling around the generation guard in
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Clear host-scoped state when client changes.
The generation guard rejects late responses, but it preserves the previous status, billing, and canManage values during the new request. ConnectionsSection keys this view only by company, so a same-company client replacement can leave the previous host’s account links clickable until refresh completes.
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| async fn a_company_with_no_key_reports_unconfigured_billing_not_a_fallback_balance() { | ||
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Seed a fallback credential in this regression test.
state_with_hub has no platform identity. The old fallback implementation would therefore also return configured: false and pass this test.
Add a host fallback credential with a billing summary. Then verify that this route still returns configured: false and summary: null.
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Add the credential billing route to the scoped-route matrix so the authorization tests assert that members can read the remaining balance on the company's key. The route exposes no credential details, and the person whose agents stopped mid-afternoon is the one who most needs to see a zero balance. Auto-committed-on: macbook Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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When a key was created or pasted by admin A but member/admin B opens this page, these unconditional links lead to B's session-bound generic dashboard rather than the account identified by the stored key; the billing request above can therefore show A's balance while “Top up balance” funds B's account. The derived URLs contain no account identifier or authorization tied to the key, so use an account-scoped URL returned by the key-authenticated billing response or clearly require the credential owner's account instead of presenting this as the balance agents spend.
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When a connection is reseated to another host while keeping the same company id, refreshCredential retains the previous credential and has no request-generation guard, so the old host's account links remain clickable during the new read and a late old response can restore them afterward. The generation fix in ApiKeyView does not cover this independent fetch; clear or scope credential by client/company and reject stale completions before rendering these financial links.
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On a viewport shorter than the combined pitch, billing, and credential cards, this section has neither overflow-y-auto nor the standard min-h-0 flex-1 body used by the other routed views. Its ancestors (SectionRail and ContentSurface) constrain height and the outer surface uses overflow-hidden, so the lower rotate/clear controls are clipped with no way to scroll to them; structure this like OAuthView/InferenceView, with a fixed header and a scrollable body.
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If TINYHUMANS_WEB_URL contains leading or trailing whitespace, this code only tests a trimmed copy but stores the original value. AppConfig::hub_site removes only trailing slashes, so https://hub.example becomes https://hub.example /connect, making the grant and dashboard links invalid; normalize the nonblank value with trim() before placing it in AppConfig (and do the same for the TOML fallback).
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Why
Three things about the TinyHumans account a company spends through, none of which the console could say.
Which hub it is talking to. Pointing a host at staging (
TINYHUMANS_API_URL) moved the grant flow but nothing else, so every "manage your keys" or "top up" errand still had to be found by hand on whichever dashboard the operator guessed.Where the account is looked after. The one-click grant (#2204) mints a key without anybody copying one, but two things it deliberately cannot do are revoke that key and pay for what it spends. Both live on the hub's dashboard, and nothing linked there.
How much is left. An instance stops thinking when the balance hits zero. The console could show everything about that instance except the number that explains it.
What this adds
Connections → API Key
A page whose subject is the account. The key was reachable from two places and explained by neither — on Apps it was framed as the thing that makes Gmail connectable, on Inference as one option in a provider picker. Both true, both consequences. This says the plain thing once: it is the company's account, every teammate's thinking and every connected app bills to it, and it runs out.
It carries the pitch, the Connect button, the account links, a balance card, and the existing credential control (paste / rotate / clear, admin-only) — the same
CompanyCredentialCardApps renders, so the two pages cannot drift into different vocabularies for one key.Second on the rail, under Apps, not first: the first row is what a bare
#/connectionsopens, and moving that would change where every existing bookmark to the section lands.The links, resolved by the host
GET …/credentialnow carriesaccount.manageKeysUrlandaccount.topUpUrl. The console never assembles them, because only the host knows which hub it was pointed at — a link built in the browser would send an operator working against staging to production's billing page, where the top-up arrives in the right account and looks like it did not arrive at all.{site}is derived fromapi_urlby the ecosystem's own naming (server::hub_account):api.tinyhumans.ai→tinyhumans.ai,staging-api.tinyhumans.ai→staging.tinyhumans.ai. A backend the convention does not describe — self-hosted, loopback — derives nothing, the field is absent, and the console renders no link rather than one pointing at a host that need not exist.TINYHUMANS_WEB_URLstates it outright where that is wrong.The balance
GET …/credential/billingreadsGET /payments/summaryon the hub, presenting the key the host already holds — so the console sees a balance without ever seeing a credential. Read-only: topping up and changing plans move money and stay on the dashboard behind a person's own sign-in.Two empty states, deliberately distinguished: no credential renders the pitch, and a hub that would not answer renders unknown, never a zero balance. Those look identical on a card and call for opposite actions ("top up" vs "try again").
The grant goes through the site's chooser
link/startnow points at{site}/connect?…where a site is derivable, and straight at/auth/keywhere it is not. The hub's endpoint defaults toprovider=googleand redirects there immediately, so an admin who pressed a button in their own console landed on a Google account picker naming nobody, with no way to use the account they actually sign in here with.key_grant_querybuilds the parameters once for both paths, so the two cannot disagree about the challenge.Needs tinyhumansai/landing#39 (merged) for that page to exist.
Two bugs found while using it
A grant code was being redeemed as a magic link.
readMagicLink()took any?code=off the landing URL with no marker check, and the grant return leg lands as?company=…&key=link&state=…&code=…. So a successful round trip ended with the console posting the grant code to/auth/verify— 409auth_modeon a company with no sign-in, "that sign-in didn't complete" on every other kind — while the real code sat inpending-key-linkwaiting for the card that asked for it.key=authandkey=linkboth mark their landings; only this read ignored them.The callback pointed at a host that serves nothing.
host_base_url()falls back tohttp://{bind}, and in development the console is a Vite server on another port — so an operator signed in, approved, and landed on a 404 holding a spent code, with no page there able to say what had happened. The callback now follows the browser's own origin when noOPENCOMPANY_PUBLIC_URLis stated, and only for anhttploopback origin: a header is attacker-controllable, and while a stolen code redeems nothing without the verifier this host keeps, a callback is not somewhere to take an arbitrary address on a request's say-so.Also repaired here
main's merge of #2166 mis-resolved a rename/modify conflict: it wrote upstream's oldChatViewcontent intoRoomView.tsxand resurrectedviews/chat/model.ts, leaving the console importing./chat/AddMemberDialogand friends — files that do not exist — and exportingChatViewwhereapp-shellimportsRoomView. The frontend does not build onmain. This redoes that resolution properly (3-way merge of the renamed file against upstream's delta), ports the one upstream change stranded inchat/model.ts(the DM rail lists every teammate, recency-then-name), deletes the leftover, and points three unit tests at the renamed module. Also adds theoverlay_desk_hivefield a graphql test helper was missing, which breakscargo testonmain.And a colour
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warningAlert painted an amber-tinted background under--foreground/--muted-foregroundtext and a neutral inlinecodechip — two components stacked rather than one notice, with the greyest part being the feature name the reader has to act on. Title, description, icon and chip now all take--status-blocked-text. The styleguide gains the warning sample it never had, which is part of how the variant drifted.Commands run
cargo fmt --all -- --check,cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings— cleancargo test --lib— 5018 passed, 1 failed:runtime::channel::test::the_consoles_pre_flight_says_the_same_thing, which fails identically onmain(the host says "workflow delivery channel", the console says "automation"). Untouched here — it is one word in a rename nobody finished, and picking a side is a product decision, not a side effect of this PR.npm run typecheck— cleannpx vitest run— 5230 passed, 3 skipped, 0 failednpm run build— cleanNew coverage: the site derivation and its refusals; the connect hop carrying the grant query; callback-origin precedence (stated public URL > loopback browser origin > bind), the remote-origin refusal, the empty-value case and bracketed IPv6; and the magic-link/key-grant marker split.
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GET /payments/summaryis tinyhumansai/backend#1317 (merged). Against a hub without it the balance card renders its unavailable state, which is the honest answer rather than a broken page.Summary by CodeRabbit
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