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feat(cli): sign in through the browser with PKCE - #1678
nemo-relay auth login now signs in through the browser: an OAuth authorization code with PKCE, returned to a loopback redirect. The device sign-in stays available behind --device.
This PR now has only the browser sign-in, as asked in #1697. The consent restrictions and the token revocation are removed.
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I searched existing issues and open pull requests, and this does not duplicate existing work.
Details
PKCE with S256: a 32-byte random verifier, and a random 32-byte state.
The redirect is http://127.0.0.1:<free port>/callback. The listener accepts only the redirect that carries this attempt's exact state. A redirect with another state gets an error page and does not end the attempt.
An iss parameter, when present, must name the issuer.
It opens the default browser (open, xdg-open, or rundll32). On Linux this happens only with a display. It always prints the address.
With no local browser (over SSH), the user approves on any device, then pastes the failed redirect address into the terminal. A paste from another attempt is refused with a hint.
--no-browser prints the address only. --callback-port fixes the port, for example one forwarded over SSH.
The command waits up to 5 minutes.
Discovery reads authorization_endpoint. Only the browser opens it, so it may be on another origin than the issuer, but it must use https, or http on a loopback address. The token and device endpoints must still be on the issuer's origin.
authentication.mdx documents the browser flow, paste-back over SSH, and --device.
Where should the reviewer start?
crates/cli/src/oidc/browser.rs: the loopback listener, paste-back and PKCE.
browser::sign_in, then authorization_url and exchange_code in crates/cli/src/oidc/client.rs. Failures are SignInError in oidc/error.rs.
Testing
cargo test -p nemo-relay-cli --lib -- oidc auth: 173 passed. The new tests cover:
the loopback round trip, including the PKCE verifier checked against the challenge;
paste-back, with refusals of a wrong paste and of another attempt's state;
a redirect from another attempt;
a declined sign-in;
the timeout;
an authorization endpoint on another https origin, and refusal of an http one.
cargo fmt --check: clean.
Live, against https://clerk.openrouter.ai with a temporary HOME and config directory: auth login --no-browser showed the consent page, the loopback received the redirect, and the command printed Signed in. A Relay-launched Codex then answered through OpenRouter with the token.
Related Issues: (use one of the action keywords Closes / Fixes / Resolves / Relates to)
…strictions
nemo-relay auth login now uses an authorization code with PKCE (S256) returned to a loopback redirect on 127.0.0.1, opening the default browser or accepting the pasted redirect address when the browser runs on another device. The device authorization grant stays available behind --device.
[upstream.<provider>_oidc] accepts organization_id, workspace_id, credit_limit, credit_limit_reset and hidden_fields. Relay encodes them into the OAuth state as the Ori CLI does, so OpenRouter's consent page enforces them.
Logout revokes the stored refresh token at the issuer's revocation endpoint, and a new sign-in revokes the one it replaces.
Signed-off-by: flazouh <alexandredepape@gmail.com>
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auth login now uses browser-based OIDC authorization with PKCE by default. It supports pasted callback URLs, browser-opening and callback-port options, and device authorization through --device.
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Browser OIDC login
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Summary
Authorization endpoint and code exchange contract crates/cli/src/oidc/client.rs, crates/cli/src/oidc/error.rs, crates/cli/tests/coverage/shared/oidc_tests.rs
Discovery stores the issuer’s authorization endpoint and metadata issuer. It validates the authorization endpoint against the issuer’s origin. Authorization URLs include PKCE S256 parameters, and code exchange returns a session or a sign-in error. Tests cover endpoint validation and code exchange.
Browser approval and callback flow crates/cli/src/oidc/browser.rs, crates/cli/tests/coverage/shared/oidc_tests.rs
The browser flow starts a loopback callback listener, announces the authorization URL, and accepts a redirect with the current attempt’s state. Users can also paste a callback URL. Tests cover successful exchange, mismatched state, paste-back, declined sign-in, and timeout.
CLI login selection and session storage crates/cli/src/oidc/mod.rs, crates/cli/src/error.rs, crates/cli/src/commands/auth.rs, docs/nemo-relay-cli/authentication.mdx
The CLI selects browser authorization by default and device authorization when --device is set. Both paths use the existing session-storage flow. The documentation describes the login options and endpoint-origin rules.
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant AuthCommand
participant OidcLogin
participant OidcClient
participant Callback
AuthCommand->>OidcLogin: select browser or device login
OidcLogin->>OidcClient: build authorization URL with PKCE
OidcClient-->>OidcLogin: return authorization URL
OidcLogin->>User: show URL and optionally open browser
User->>Callback: approve and redirect to loopback URL
Callback->>OidcLogin: return matching redirect
OidcLogin->>OidcClient: exchange authorization code and verifier
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Possibly related PRs
NVIDIA/NeMo-Relay#1611: Adds the OIDC client and device-grant login interfaces that this change extends.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 1629f
For affected issuers, device login and gateway authentication can fail after tokens expire. Restrict the browser endpoint check before merging.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 1629f
The browser flow uses attempt-specific state, PKCE, and issuer checks while preserving existing credential storage. However, a new discovery restriction can break device sign-in and token refresh for issuers with a separate authorization host, eventually interrupting authenticated gateway traffic.
Retained concerns
Medium · reliability · observed: Authorization-endpoint validation now governs existing device login and gateway credential refresh. The base validated token and device endpoints, but the head also rejects a cross-origin authorization endpoint, including an HTTPS endpoint. Because discovery runs before login-method selection and before refresh, choosing --device does not avoid this restriction. Previously usable issuer configurations can therefore lose both login and renewal capability; existing gateway credentials continue working only until their actual expiry. This propagates a browser-navigation constraint into the shared authentication lifecycle rather than containing it to browser login.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
observed — Credentials remain in the per-user session model, with a separate path for each issuer, client ID, and scope. Configured OIDC credentials are consumed by managed upstream authentication, so the discovery regression can affect gateway traffic using an affected issuer, not only an interactive login command.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — The retained concern is authentication availability and failure propagation, not a demonstrated credential-theft or authorization-bypass path. It requires affected issuer metadata. Arbitrary callbacks without the attempt state are ignored; a supplied foreign issuer is rejected before token exchange. Actual deployed issuer exposure remains unknown.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Discovery checks the published issuer against configuration and disables HTTP redirects. Any callback iss must exactly match the published metadata issuer. Code and verifier are posted to the validated token endpoint; callback or pasted URL origins do not select the credential sink.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The callback owner signals listener shutdown after a result or timeout; dropping its shutdown sender also resolves the server shutdown wait on early exit. Failed code exchange cannot reach session persistence. Browser login reuses the existing per-session write lock rather than introducing another credential writer or store.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Separate browser-navigation endpoint policy from token-bearing back-channel policy so browser endpoint compatibility does not govern device login or refresh. Preserve secure-scheme checks and the existing restrictions protecting token and refresh-token destinations.
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@flazouh if there are going to be new features requested, corresponding issues should be created first prior to opening a PR. Part of this is to first get alignment and design approval rather than a constant back-and-forth over code.
Sign-in and logout failures are one SignInError enum, consent restriction failures a RestrictionError enum, and pasted lines a Paste enum. The browser flow lives in browser::sign_in; the client only builds the authorization address, exchanges the code and revokes. Repeated strings are constants.
Signed-off-by: flazouh <alexandredepape@gmail.com>
Remove the consent restrictions and the revocation from this change, as
asked in NVIDIA#1697. Keep the authorization endpoint free to sit on another
origin, because only the browser opens it. It must still use https, or
http on a loopback address.
Refs NVIDIA#1697
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Signed-off-by: flazouh <alexandredepape@gmail.com>
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Review comments at @crates/cli/tests/coverage/shared/oidc_tests.rs:
- Around line 813-824: Extend the OIDC browser sign-in tests around
`start_issuer` and `browser::sign_in` to cover a redirect with a mismatched
`iss` value, discovery without an `authorization_endpoint`, and a refused code
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Enforce the issuer-origin check for `authorization_endpoint` as item 7 requires.
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A redirect whose iss names another issuer is refused before any code
exchange. Discovery without an authorization_endpoint points to --device.
A refused code exchange reports that the issuer issued no token.
Refs NVIDIA#1697
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Minor · Compare iss with the exact metadata issuer · browser.rs:123-140
crates/cli/src/oidc/browser.rs:123-140 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Compare iss with the exact metadata issuer
If iss differs from the discovered issuer only by a trailing slash, this check accepts it and can exchange the code. RFC 9207 requires rejection. Preserve the exact metadata issuer for this comparison; keep the normalized issuer for existing session behavior.
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Review comment at @crates/cli/src/oidc/browser.rs around lines 123 - 140:
Update Redirect::into_code to compare the returned iss exactly against the
discovered metadata issuer, without trimming trailing slashes, and reject any
mismatch before exchanging the code. Preserve the normalized issuer separately
for existing session behavior.
Minor · Avoid reporting success before sign-in completes. · browser.rs:262-277
crates/cli/src/oidc/browser.rs:262-277 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Avoid reporting success before sign-in completes.
If issuer validation or token exchange fails, the browser can still say “Signed in.” The terminal reports the failure, but the browser gives a conflicting result. Ask the user to check the terminal instead.
Suggested fix
-const PAGE_SIGNED_IN: &str = "<!doctype html><title>NeMo Relay</title><p>Signed in. You can close this tab and return to the terminal.</p>";+const PAGE_SIGNED_IN: &str = "<!doctype html><title>NeMo Relay</title><p>Sign-in response received. Return to the terminal to check the result.</p>";
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Review comment at @crates/cli/src/oidc/browser.rs around lines 262 - 277:
Update the PAGE_SIGNED_IN message used by receive to avoid claiming sign-in
succeeded when it only received a response; tell the user to return to the
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- Around line 123-140: Update Redirect::into_code to compare the returned iss
exactly against the discovered metadata issuer, without trimming trailing
slashes, and reject any mismatch before exchanging the code. Preserve the
normalized issuer separately for existing session behavior.
- Around line 262-277: Update the PAGE_SIGNED_IN message used by receive to
avoid claiming sign-in succeeded when it only received a response; tell the user
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RFC 9207 compares the iss of a redirect with the discovered metadata
issuer as an exact string. The check trimmed a trailing slash, so it
accepted an iss that differed only by that slash. The client now keeps
the metadata issuer as published and compares with it.
The loopback page said "Signed in" before the code exchange, which can
still fail. It now says the response was received and the terminal shows
the result.
Refs NVIDIA#1697
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@coderabbitai Both outside-diff findings from your last review are fixed in a17234c: iss is now compared exactly with the metadata issuer (RFC 9207), and the loopback page no longer says "Signed in" before the code exchange.
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- Around line 889-900: Extend the OIDC issuer-matching test around
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`advertised_issuer` to `source.issuer` with a trailing slash, then verify that
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Issue NVIDIA#1697 asks discovery to check authorization_endpoint with the same
origin rule as the token endpoint. Discovery now refuses an authorization
endpoint on another origin, and the doc says so.
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@coderabbitai The Linked Issues check is fixed in db5aca7: discovery now refuses an authorization_endpoint on another origin, as #1697 item 7 asks. The test and the doc changed with it.
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Discovery may publish its issuer with a trailing slash. A redirect that
names that exact value reaches the token grant, and the unslashed value
is refused.
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A supplied iss is compared exactly with the discovery metadata issuer before the code exchange (crates/cli/src/oidc/browser.rs, Line 127).
The loopback page says the response was received and directs the user to the terminal. It no longer claims sign-in succeeded (crates/cli/src/oidc/browser.rs, Line 31).
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Major · Restrict the authorization endpoint check to browser sign-in · client.rs:104-105
crates/cli/src/oidc/client.rs:104-105 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Restrict the authorization endpoint check to browser sign-in
If an issuer publishes an off-origin authorization endpoint, shared discovery rejects --device login and stored-session refresh even when their endpoints are same-origin. After the access token expires, gateway authentication also fails.
Validate the authorization endpoint for browser sign-in instead. Keep the token and device endpoint checks in shared discovery.
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Update the shared discovery endpoint validation chain to exclude
discovery.authorization_endpoint, and validate that endpoint only in the browser
sign-in flow. Keep token and device endpoint checks in shared discovery so
device login and stored-session refresh remain unaffected by an off-origin
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Overview
nemo-relay auth loginnow signs in through the browser: an OAuth authorization code with PKCE, returned to a loopback redirect. The device sign-in stays available behind--device.This PR now has only the browser sign-in, as asked in #1697. The consent restrictions and the token revocation are removed.
Details
state.http://127.0.0.1:<free port>/callback. The listener accepts only the redirect that carries this attempt's exactstate. A redirect with another state gets an error page and does not end the attempt.issparameter, when present, must name the issuer.open,xdg-open, orrundll32). On Linux this happens only with a display. It always prints the address.--no-browserprints the address only.--callback-portfixes the port, for example one forwarded over SSH.authorization_endpoint. Only the browser opens it, so it may be on another origin than the issuer, but it must usehttps, orhttpon a loopback address. The token and device endpoints must still be on the issuer's origin.authentication.mdxdocuments the browser flow, paste-back over SSH, and--device.Where should the reviewer start?
crates/cli/src/oidc/browser.rs: the loopback listener, paste-back and PKCE.browser::sign_in, thenauthorization_urlandexchange_codeincrates/cli/src/oidc/client.rs. Failures areSignInErrorinoidc/error.rs.Testing
cargo test -p nemo-relay-cli --lib -- oidc auth: 173 passed. The new tests cover:httpsorigin, and refusal of anhttpone.cargo fmt --check: clean.https://clerk.openrouter.aiwith a temporary HOME and config directory:auth login --no-browsershowed the consent page, the loopback received the redirect, and the command printedSigned in. A Relay-launched Codex then answered through OpenRouter with the token.Related Issues: (use one of the action keywords Closes / Fixes / Resolves / Relates to)
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auth logindefaults to browser sign-in, with options to skip opening the browser, select a callback port, or use device authorization.