fix: enforce standard JWT claims only, drop legacy fallbacks - #78
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The app is not yet deployed, so there is no migration surface to protect: the token contract is tightened to the standard claims with no legacy escape hatches. - Identity comes exclusively from the standard `sub` claim. The legacy `userId` fallback (previously scheduled for removal after 2026-12-31) is removed entirely; any other identity claim is not read. - `iat` is now required alongside `exp`. Missing or non-numeric time claims are rejected after the signature verifies, and the lifetime cap is computed strictly as `exp - iat` (the "assume minted now when iat absent" degradation is gone). - Clock-skew leeway tightened from 30s to 10s; both sides are NTP-synced servers, so the expired-but-accepted window shrinks to a negligible ~11s worst case against the 24h lifetime cap. - verifyJwt gains a `nowSeconds` test seam (options bag) so skew and time-claim tests pin "now" explicitly instead of racing the wall clock; boundary tests now assert the exact leeway edge. docs/widget-sso.md updated to match the enforced contract.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughJWT SSO now uses ChangesJWT SSO contract
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR tightens JWT claim validation and clock-skew handling, but the contract documentation should explicitly require a string subject and the custom verification-time option should keep all time checks consistent. These are bounded, non-blocking follow-ups that require owner awareness before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant JWT
participant verifyJwt
participant enforceTimeClaims
participant ContactParser
JWT->>verifyJwt: Submit signed token
verifyJwt->>enforceTimeClaims: Validate exp and iat
enforceTimeClaims-->>verifyJwt: Return time validation result
verifyJwt->>ContactParser: Provide verified payload
ContactParser->>ContactParser: Resolve identity from sub
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options.nowSecondsdiffers from the wall clock,jose.jwtVerifyevaluatesexpandnbfat the wrong instant. AddcurrentDate: new Date(nowSeconds * 1000)to align these checks with the customiatvalidation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/widget-sso.md`:
- Line 25: Update the `sub` entry in the contract table to explicitly require a
stable string identifier, matching `parsePersonAttributes` validation and its
use as the contact `externalId` and SSO deduplication key.
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In `@packages/domain/src/jwt-secret/verification.ts`:
- Around line 117-120: Update the jose.jwtVerify call in the token verification
flow to pass currentDate derived from options.nowSeconds in milliseconds, so exp
and nbf checks use the same custom instant as iat validation. Preserve the
existing HS256 algorithm and clock-tolerance options.
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Greptile SummaryThis follow-up tightens widget SSO around standard JWT claims and completes the clock-seam fix from the prior review.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge. No blocking failure remains.
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| packages/domain/src/jwt-secret/verification.ts | Requires numeric time claims, applies a ten-second skew allowance, enforces lifetime from exp - iat, and consistently supplies the selected verification instant to jose and custom checks. |
| packages/domain/src/jwt-secret/verification.test.ts | Adds deterministic coverage proving that the pinned instant drives jose expiration checks and exercises required claims and skew boundaries. |
| packages/domain/src/contact/utils.ts | Removes legacy identity resolution and maps only the standard sub claim into the validated contact identifier. |
| docs/widget-sso.md | Documents the stricter sub, iat, exp, lifetime, and clock-skew contract. |
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flowchart LR
A[Signed widget JWT] --> B[jose signature and aud verification]
B --> C[exp and nbf checked at currentDate]
C --> D[Require numeric exp and iat]
D --> E[Check future iat with 10s leeway]
E --> F[Enforce exp minus iat lifetime cap]
F --> G[Use sub as contact identity]
G --> H[Create restricted widget session]
Reviews (2): Last reviewed commit: "fix: pin jose exp/nbf checks to the veri..." | Re-trigger Greptile
…b as string Review follow-up: - Pass currentDate (derived from options.nowSeconds) to jose.jwtVerify so its exp/nbf validation uses the same instant as the post-signature time-claim rules. Previously jose used the wall clock while iat/lifetime checks honored the pinned time, leaving time-boundary tests able to drift. Production behavior is unchanged (nowSeconds defaults to now). - Add a regression test proving the seam drives jose: a token valid at mint time is rejected when verification is pinned past its exp. - docs: state that `sub` must be a stable string, matching the schema validation (CommonContactFields.userId = S.String) and its use as the contact externalId / SSO dedupe key.
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Summary
Follow-up to #77. The app is not deployed yet, so there is no migration surface to protect — this tightens the widget SSO token contract to the standard claims with no legacy escape hatches.
Contract changes
subis the only identity claim (RFC 7519 subject). The legacyuserIdfallback (previously announced for removal after 2026-12-31) is removed entirely; any other identity claim is not read. Non-stringsubvalues are rejected by the existing schema validation.iatis required alongsideexp. Missing or non-numeric time claims are rejected after the signature verifies (jose only validatesexpwhen present). Non-numericexpis now explicitly rejected too.exp - iat. The "assume minted now wheniatabsent" degradation in the lifetime check is gone — a token withoutiatnever reaches the cap check.Testability
verifyJwtgains anowSecondsoption (test seam): time-claim and skew tests pin "now" explicitly instead of racing the wall clock. Boundary tests now assert the exact leeway edge (iat = now + 10saccepted,+11srejected) with zero flake risk.CLOCK_SKEW_LEEWAY_SECONDSis exported so tests reference the real constant rather than magic numbers.TestClock.setTime(fixed)and Cache TTL tests) adapted for jose, which reads the real OS clock internally and cannot be driven by Effect's Clock.Kept intentionally (not legacy fallbacks)
organization.jwt_max_token_lifetime_minutes— an invalid stored value falls back to the 24h default, never loosens the cap.Test plan
packages/domain: 57 files, 530 tests passtsc --noEmitclean onpackages/domainverification.test.ts,verification-hex.test.ts,sso.test.ts,utils.test.ts,jwt-parsing.test.ts(fixtures usesub+iat; new missing-iatrejection test; fallback/conflict tests replaced)Summary by CodeRabbit
subclaim for identity.iatandexpclaims.