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Adding a Kiro account meant driving kiro-cli: opencodex logged the one CLI session out, ran the CLI's browser login, and imported the result, one account at a time. There was no way to add a Builder ID, Google or GitHub account from opencodex itself without disturbing the CLI session.

After this change:

  • ocx account login kiro --method builder-id|google|github (and POST /api/oauth/login with an explicit method) runs the device authorization flow inside the proxy: it prints the verification URL (the complete one when offered) and user code, polls at the upstream's pace, and adds the approved account without touching the kiro-cli session or the active account. ocx account cancel kiro --flow <id> cancels it.
  • Add-only. Neither method yields a verified identity (Builder ID approval carries no profile; social profile uniqueness is unverified), so native login never replaces an existing account. --reauth with --method is refused, and native-origin accounts refuse kiro-cli re-login before any CLI work — remove and re-add is their recovery. A social add whose profile ARN already exists appends with a duplicate_profile_arn warning.
  • Flow safety: a flow is bound to the principal that started it and to an unguessable 256-bit id returned only to the starter and never listed; starts reserve their slot before any upstream call (4 pending, 16 total, terminal entries evicted after 60 s); polling is server-paced and honours slow_down and expiry; only an exact approved reply is persisted, and any reply carrying error persists nothing; a cancel that lands during an approving poll persists nothing (in-write fence).
  • Secrets and display: device codes, client secrets and tokens never appear in responses, logs, errors or CLI output. Verification URIs must be plain https without control, bidi or zero-width characters or embedded credentials, and user codes a strict charset, or the flow fails; the CLI strips terminal controls again before printing.
  • Store: a store-owned, normalizing append writes the account with a fresh loginId and a private loginOrigin marker. Builder ID client registration is validated with the store's own rule, so it cannot change on reload. A kiro-cli re-login write now rotates loginId, so saved evidence never outlives a real re-login.
  • The dashboard and a method-less login keep the existing kiro-cli path unchanged; no GUI change.

Endpoint shapes come from public behaviour and are pinned by fixtures; they have not been exercised against a live Kiro account from this branch.

Layer 060 of devlog/_plan/260926_kiro_lb_parity2/.

Stack (manual chain, merge bottom-up):

# Layer State
010–050 usage, transport, refusals, load, model catalogue merged (#5967, #5981, #5991, #5994, #5996)
060 native device login ← you are here
070 measured credits, quota metrics, autoSelectable next

Verification

  • bun run typecheck — pass
  • One-process run of tests/providers/kiro/, the new server, CLI, Builder ID and social device tests, cli-account-cancel-flow, oauth-public-surface, oauth-reauth-bind, oauth-store-multi, layout, ratchet, core–Lab boundary and skill-ocx — 759 pass, 0 fail; skill:surface:check current
  • Every test that touches OAuth login, startLoginFlow, runLogin or reauth, in a clean worktree outside ~/.codex — 1606 pass, 0 fail
  • Security review (required by MAINTAINERS.md for authentication changes): an independent security-focused review of the diff found terminal-escape injection through upstream display fields, an unbounded flow table, and approvals carrying a non-string error; all three were fixed with regressions and re-reviewed PASS, and a follow-up note on bidi/zero-width characters was fixed too. The plan itself went through three security-focused audit rounds. This review was done by an agent reviewer; no second human maintainer has reviewed it yet.
  • privacy:scan, structure:check, docs-site build — pass. Hosted CI: see the follow-up comment.

Checklist

  • Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
  • Docs or release notes were updated when needed. (reference/cli/providers-accounts.md, structure/providers/kiro.md, structure/gui-and-management-api.md, generated skills/ocx surface)
  • Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults. (See the security review above.)

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  • New Features

    • Added native Kiro device login using Builder ID, Google, or GitHub through the CLI and management API. The existing login flow remains available when no method is selected.
    • Added options to wait for approval or return a flow ID to check or cancel later.
    • Native device login adds a separate account slot, including when the same social profile is already present.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Reauthentication now assigns a new login ID; credential refreshes retain the existing ID.
    • Native-device accounts cannot be reauthenticated through the Kiro CLI flow.

ocx account login kiro --method builder-id|google|github (and the management
API with an explicit method) runs the device authorization flow inside the
proxy and adds the approved account without touching the kiro-cli session.
Native login is add-only: flows are bound to the starting principal and an
unguessable, unlisted flow id; starts reserve their slot before any upstream
call; polling is server-paced; only an exact approved reply is persisted,
through a store-owned normalizing append with a fresh loginId and an in-write
cancel fence; client registration is validated like the store validates it.
Native-origin accounts refuse kiro-cli re-login (remove and re-add), and a
re-login write now rotates loginId. The method-less login and the dashboard
keep the existing kiro-cli path.
…, reject error approvals

Verification URIs must be plain https without control characters or
credentials and user codes a strict charset, or the flow fails; the CLI also
strips terminal controls before printing. Terminal flows are consumed once,
expire after 60 s and the table holds at most 16 entries. An approval reply
carrying any error key persists nothing.
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The pull request adds native Kiro device login for Builder ID, Google, and GitHub. It adds flow ownership, validation, polling, account persistence, rollback, management endpoints, and CLI support. Requests without a method retain the existing Kiro CLI login path.

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Kiro device-flow lifecycle and account storage

Layer / File(s) Summary
Account storage and flow lifecycle
src/oauth/types.ts, src/oauth/store.ts, src/oauth/kiro-device-login.ts, src/oauth/index.ts, tests/providers/kiro/*, tests/oauth/*, tests/helpers/kiro-device-fixture.ts, structure/providers/kiro.md, devlog/_plan/...
The store appends approved device credentials as distinct accounts and records their kiro-device origin. The device-flow implementation validates provider responses, controls flow access and expiry, polls for approval, and attempts receipt-matched rollback if configuration publication fails. Explicit reauthentication rotates the login ID; credential refresh preserves it. Tests cover Builder ID and social flows, persistence, validation, reauthentication, and flow cleanup.

Management API and CLI integration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Management API flow access
src/server/management/oauth-account-routes.ts, tests/server/server-kiro-device-login.test.ts, scripts/test-layout/layout.json, tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json
The management routes start native flows when a supported method is supplied, and handle status and cancellation by flow ID for the requesting principal. Completed flows reconcile configuration and live state. Server tests cover method validation, access control, polling, cancellation races, flow limits, and configuration-save failures.
CLI entry point and capability documentation
src/cli/account-auth.ts, src/cli/capabilities.ts, tests/cli/*, docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/providers-accounts.md, skills/ocx/references/01_management_surface.md, structure/gui-and-management-api.md, devlog/_plan/...
The CLI supports method-selected Kiro login, sanitized instructions, no-wait responses, status polling, and cancellation by flow ID. Capability declarations, tests, and documentation describe the options and routes. Method-less Kiro login continues through the existing CLI flow.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CLI
  participant OAuthRoutes
  participant KiroDeviceLogin
  participant KiroAuthorizationEndpoints
  participant OAuthStore
  participant ConfigPublisher
  CLI->>OAuthRoutes: POST login with Kiro method
  OAuthRoutes->>KiroDeviceLogin: Start flow for principal
  KiroDeviceLogin->>KiroAuthorizationEndpoints: Register or request device authorization
  KiroAuthorizationEndpoints-->>KiroDeviceLogin: Authorization details
  KiroDeviceLogin-->>OAuthRoutes: Public flow view
  OAuthRoutes-->>CLI: Flow instructions and handle
  CLI->>OAuthRoutes: GET status with flowId
  OAuthRoutes->>KiroDeviceLogin: Check status for principal
  KiroDeviceLogin->>KiroAuthorizationEndpoints: Poll authorization
  KiroAuthorizationEndpoints-->>KiroDeviceLogin: Pending or approved result
  KiroDeviceLogin->>OAuthStore: Append approved account
  KiroDeviceLogin->>ConfigPublisher: Publish configuration
  OAuthRoutes-->>CLI: Flow status
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Possibly related PRs

  • lidge-jun/opencodex#447: Adds the Kiro account-store foundation and metadata that this change uses to append native device-login credentials.

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to c1108

Native login can report success before the account is ready, or require a new approval after a temporary connection failure. These bounded issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to c1108

The new login flow has meaningful access and account-isolation controls. Its credential and configuration saves are separate, however, so an interruption or publication failure can leave sign-in state inconsistent and require recovery.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · security · inferred: The new flow has no durable recovery across its credential-write and configuration-publication steps. Interruption can leave an approved credential stored without completed configuration publication; an error after configuration publication can produce the opposite mismatch when credential rollback succeeds. Cancellation may report completion after commit acceptance but before either outcome is known.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The independently reachable production surface is the authenticated management API or account CLI for one proxy instance; successful approval can add credentials to that instance’s Kiro account store and affect its provider configuration. The reviewed paths do not establish a broader tenant or deployment-wide scope.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • observed — No unauthorized credential-persistence path was verified: production ingress rejects requests that fail management admission, and the flow checks its initiating principal again before the account write.
  • inferred — An interruption between the separate writes can leave approved credentials present without a completed login, while a post-publication exception can leave configuration changed after credential rollback. Receipt checks limit unsafe rollback but do not recover either cross-file state after interruption.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Management admission derives principals from recognized credentials or constrained capabilities before production route dispatch. Start, status, and cancellation pass that principal to the flow, which also uses an unguessable flow ID and an ownership check at persistence.
  • observed — Upstream bodies are size-bounded and not echoed as errors; verification URLs must be HTTPS without embedded credentials or display-control characters. Polling rejects error-bearing responses and malformed credentials before storage.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Concurrent status requests share a poll, and cancellation before the pre-persistence fence prevents the account write. Once commit is accepted, cancellation reports done rather than undoing an in-progress write; a later write or publication failure can still make the flow fail.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Make account and configuration publication recoverable as one lifecycle—for example, with a durable pending record and restart reconciliation—and distinguish commit acceptance from confirmed durable completion in cancellation results.
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? { clientId: flow.clientId, clientSecret: flow.clientSecret, ssoRegion: "us-east-1", apiRegion: "us-east-1" }
: { profileArn: data.profileArn as string, ssoRegion: "us-east-1", apiRegion: "us-east-1" },

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P1 Badge Derive the social API region from the profile ARN

For Google or GitHub accounts whose returned profileArn is outside us-east-1, this hard-coded apiRegion overrides ARN inference because resolveKiroApiRegion checks the stored apiRegion first. Generation, catalog, and quota traffic is consequently sent to the US-East runtime with a profile from another region and can be rejected as an invalid profile. Omit apiRegion for social credentials or derive it from the validated ARN, while retaining us-east-1 only as the social authentication region.

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if (!wantsJson) {
const block = formatKiroDeviceInstructions(start);
if (block) writeStdoutFully(`${block}\n`);
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P1 Badge Expose device instructions when JSON mode waits

When ocx account login kiro --method google --json is run without --no-wait, this condition suppresses the only verification URL and user-code output, and the command then waits for approval before printing any JSON. Since the native route does not open a browser, the user cannot authorize the flow and the invocation inevitably expires or times out. Preserve parseable final JSON while displaying the start instructions on stderr, or require --no-wait for this combination.

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if (clock() >= flow.deadline) {
terminal(flow, "expired");
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P2 Badge Return the expired state before forgetting the flow

When a pending flow reaches its local deadline, pruneFlows first marks it expired, but this subsequent ownership check immediately deletes it and returns undefined. Thus the normal status request after an unapproved device code expires receives a 404 unknown login flow instead of the declared expired terminal state, and the CLI's explicit expired-state handling is never reached. Retain the terminal entry long enough for one status response, as is already done for upstream-reported expiry.

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if (!code(data.accessToken) || !code(data.refreshToken)
|| (!builder && (typeof data.profileArn !== "string" || !PROFILE_ARN.test(data.profileArn)))) return terminal(flow, "failed");

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P2 Badge Reject the Builder service profile on social approval

The generic ARN regex also accepts KIRO_BUILDER_ID_SERVICE_PROFILE_ARN, even though the existing Kiro identity parser explicitly excludes that request-scoped ARN from account metadata. If a social approval returns that fixed profile, this path persists Amazon's service profile as the user's identity; the adapter then classifies it as an IDE/social profile rather than deriving the Builder fallback, and duplicate/account matching is also corrupted. Validate social results with the account-scoped profile rule or explicitly reject the service constant before persistence.

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이 PR은 Kiro 계정을 opencodex 안에서 바로 추가하게 만든다. 지금까지 ocx account login kiro는 kiro-cli를 띄웠고, 그 CLI에 들어가 있는 세션을 건드렸다. 이제는 --method builder-id, google, github를 주면 프록시가 기기 코드 로그인을 연다. 검증 주소와 사용자 코드를 보여주고, 사용자가 승인하면 그 계정만 풀에 넣는다. 지금 쓰는 CLI 세션과 활성 계정은 그대로 둔다. 이 방법으로 기존 계정을 다시 로그인하는 건 막는다. 지우고 다시 넣는 쪽이 복구다. 같은 소셜 프로필이 이미 있으면 슬롯을 하나 더 만들고 duplicate_profile_arn을 낸다. 대시보드와 method 없는 로그인은 예전 kiro-cli 길을 유지한다. 베이스는 dev다.

src/oauth/kiro-device-login.ts:138 - 기기 코드 시간이 끝나면 owned가 흐름을 만료로 바꾼 다음 바로 지우고, 빈 결과를 돌려준다. status는 그걸 없는 흐름으로 보고 404를 낸다. CLI의 runtimeRequest는 404면 예외를 던지므로 Kiro device login expired까지 가지 못한다. 만료와 잘못된 flow id가 같은 에러로 보인다.

src/cli/account-auth.ts:338 - ocx account cancel kiro에 --flow가 없으면 네이티브 기기 로그인은 멈추지 않는다. 서버는 예전 kiro-cli 취소로 빠지고, CLI는 Cancelled kiro login.을 찍는다. 그 사이 승인이 끝나면 계정이 그대로 추가된다.

src/oauth/kiro-device-login.ts:306 - 디스크에 쓰기 직전 commitAccepted가 켜지면, 취소 API는 설정 저장이 끝나기 전에 state: done을 돌려준다. 저장이 실패하면 계정은 롤백되고, 기다리던 status는 failed다. 취소한 쪽만 성공으로 안다.

src/oauth/kiro-device-login.ts:255 - 구글/깃허브 응답에 status가 없어도 토큰과 profileArn이 있으면 계정을 저장한다. 조건이 status가 있으면서 approved가 아닐 때만 실패라서, 필드가 비어 있으면 통과한다. 본문의 "approved만 저장"과 다르다. 빌더 ID는 status가 있으면 실패한다.

src/cli/account-auth.ts:190 - status가 failed이면서 manual_review_required면, 계정은 스토어에 남았는데 설정 반영은 실패한 자리다. CLI는 그 경고를 출력하지 않고 Kiro device login failed만 던진다.

메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점

  • 호출 주소와 저장 리전이 us-east-1 고정이다. 본문대로 이 브랜치에서 실제 Kiro 계정으로는 안 돌려 봤다. 다른 리전 계정이 이 토큰으로 호출되는지는 사람이 확인해야 한다.
  • 같은 profile ARN을 슬롯 두 개로 두면 쿼터와 least-loaded가 한 사람 몫을 둘로 센다. 경고만으로 충분한지 정해 줘야 한다.
  • runLogin의 reauth는 kiro만 아니라 다른 provider도 loginId를 새로 만든다. xai 테스트가 그 동작을 기대한다. 제목은 kiro 재로그인처럼 읽힌다.

너의 추천
만료는 지우기 전에 { state: "expired" }를 한 번은 돌려 줘. cancel kiro는 flow id가 없으면 성공 문구를 찍지 마. commitAccepted 이후의 취소는 저장이 끝난 뒤의 상태를 그대로 반환해. 소셜 승인은 status === "approved"일 때만 저장해. failed에 manual_review_required가 있으면 그 문장을 같이 보여 줘. 이 다섯을 고친 뒤에 Builder ID, Google, GitHub를 실제 계정으로 한 번씩 확인하고 머지하면 된다.

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- Around line 266-270: Keep flow.commitAccepted set in assertBeforePersist
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const assertBeforePersist = () => {
if (flows.get(flow.view.flowId) !== flow || flow.ownerPrincipal !== principal
|| flow.view.state !== "pending" || clock() >= flow.deadline) throw new Error("Kiro device flow cancelled");
flow.commitAccepted = true;
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Keep cancellation pending until the accepted commit publishes.

commitAccepted is the pre-persist cancellation fence. Keep it set before appendKiroAccountFromDeviceLogin starts. When cancellation sees that fence while the flow is still pending, return the current pending view instead of synthesizing done. The poll then reports done only after publishConfig() succeeds, or failed after persist or rollback failure.

Suggested fix
-  if (flow.commitAccepted && flow.view.state === "pending") return { ...flow.view, state: "done" };
-  if (flow.view.state === "pending") {
+  if (flow.view.state === "pending" && !flow.commitAccepted) {
     terminal(flow, "cancelled");
     forgetFlow(flowId);
   }

Moving the fence assignment after appendKiroAccountFromDeviceLogin resolves would allow cancellation during persistence. The append path has no later cancellation check, so that change could persist an account after cancellation.

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In @src/oauth/kiro-device-login.ts around lines 266 - 270, Keep
flow.commitAccepted set in assertBeforePersist before
appendKiroAccountFromDeviceLogin begins, and update cancellation handling so a
pending flow with that fence returns its current pending view rather than being
marked done or cancelled. Let the poll report done only after publishConfig
succeeds, or failed if persistence or rollback fails.

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Comment on lines +283 to +285
} catch {
return flow.view.state === "cancelled" ? publicView(flow) : terminal(flow, "failed");
}

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Keep polling after transient Kiro transport failures.

poll() currently converts transport failures from defaultPost or readBoundedResponseBytes into failed, then statusKiroDeviceLogin forgets the flow. The CLI exits with Kiro device login failed. The user can restart the command, but must obtain and approve a new code.

Keep the flow pending after transport failures until its deadline. Keep malformed or unrecognized replies, oversized replies, persistence failures, and publication failures terminal. reply() currently parses malformed JSON as an empty object, so the existing validation path can continue to reject it.

Suggested fix
+class KiroDeviceTransportError extends Error {
+  constructor() {
+    super("Kiro device transport failed");
+    this.name = "KiroDeviceTransportError";
+  }
+}
+
 async function reply(url: string, body: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<{ status: number; data: Record<string, unknown>; errorType: string }> {
-  const response = await transport(url, body);
+  let response: Response;
+  try {
+    response = await transport(url, body);
+  } catch {
+    throw new KiroDeviceTransportError();
+  }
   // Unknown upstream bodies are bounded and never echoed into a response or error.
-  const { bytes, oversized } = await readBoundedResponseBytes(response, {
-    maxBytes: BOUNDED_BODY_MAX_BYTES, signal: AbortSignal.timeout(20_000),
-  });
+  let bounded: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof readBoundedResponseBytes>>;
+  try {
+    bounded = await readBoundedResponseBytes(response, {
+      maxBytes: BOUNDED_BODY_MAX_BYTES, signal: AbortSignal.timeout(20_000),
+    });
+  } catch {
+    throw new KiroDeviceTransportError();
+  }
+  const { bytes, oversized } = bounded;
   if (oversized) throw new Error("Kiro device reply too large");
   let parsed: unknown = {};
   try { parsed = JSON.parse(new TextDecoder("utf-8", { fatal: true }).decode(bytes)); } catch { /* malformed reply fails closed */ }
@@
-    const result = builder
-      ? await reply(`${OIDC}/token`, {
-        clientId: flow.clientId, clientSecret: flow.clientSecret, deviceCode: flow.deviceCode,
-        grantType: "urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:device_code",
-      })
-      : await reply(`${SOCIAL}/oauth/device/poll`, { clientId: "kiro-cli", deviceCode: flow.deviceCode });
+    let result: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof reply>>;
+    try {
+      result = builder
+        ? await reply(`${OIDC}/token`, {
+          clientId: flow.clientId, clientSecret: flow.clientSecret, deviceCode: flow.deviceCode,
+          grantType: "urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:device_code",
+        })
+        : await reply(`${SOCIAL}/oauth/device/poll`, { clientId: "kiro-cli", deviceCode: flow.deviceCode });
+    } catch (error) {
+      if (error instanceof KiroDeviceTransportError) {
+        flow.nextPollAt = clock() + flow.intervalMs;
+        return publicView(flow);
+      }
+      throw error;
+    }
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In @src/oauth/kiro-device-login.ts around lines 283 - 285, Update reply and poll
so transient transport failures from defaultPost or readBoundedResponseBytes
leave the flow pending, schedule the next poll, and continue until the deadline;
keep malformed or unrecognized replies, oversized responses, persistence
failures, and publication failures terminal. Ensure statusKiroDeviceLogin does
not forget a flow after a transient transport failure.

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Verification follow-up for head c110892d7f: hosted Cross-platform CI run 36271114735 (pull_request) — test 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4 and gates passed.

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lidge-jun merged commit a91568e into dev Sep 26, 2026
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lidge-jun deleted the codex/kiro-lb2-060-device-login branch September 26, 2026 21:03
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