- auth_utils: get_user_role() reads role from auth.json (admin|user, default user)
- manage_passwords: new `role` command to promote/demote users (admin-only by convention)
- tools/__init__: TOOL_ROLES map, CONFIRM_REQUIRED set, get_tools_for_role(),
get_openai_tools_for_role() — both orchestrators now filter tools by caller's role
- tools/system: cortex_restart (detached subprocess, 5s delay), cortex_logs (admin-only)
- tools/web: http_fetch — direct URL fetch, distinct from web_search
- tools/files: file_list (directory listing), file_write (restricted paths, admin-only)
- tools/notify: nc_talk_send — proactive outbound via notification.py
- orchestrator_engine + openai_orchestrator: user_role param; CONFIRM_REQUIRED tools
return a confirmation-request result instead of executing — loop breaks after Claude
asks user to confirm in a follow-up message
- home/scott/auth.json: role set to admin
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The invite command reads email from profile.json, not auth.json.
google-add was only writing to auth.json so invite had no address
to send to. Now calls set_email() as well.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Users with Google accounts can now sign in without a password.
Auth flow:
- GET /auth/google → Google consent page (CSRF state cookie)
- GET /auth/google/callback → exchange code, lookup user, set JWT
- auth.json gains google_sub + google_email fields
- set_password() no longer overwrites unrelated auth.json fields
Admin setup:
python manage_passwords.py google-add <username> <email>
# add GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID + GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET to .env
Per-user Gemini key:
- get_user_gemini_key() reads gemini_api_key from auth.json
- orchestrator_engine.run() accepts gemini_api_key param
- orchestrator router passes user's key, falls back to server key
login.html: "Sign in with Google" button above the password form.
manage_passwords.py list: now shows auth method columns (pw / google).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- email_utils.py: send_email() via smtplib.SMTP_SSL (port 465, same server
as AE API); send_invite_email() renders plain-text + HTML invite template
- config.py: smtp_server, smtp_port, smtp_username, smtp_password,
smtp_from_email, smtp_from_name, cortex_base_url settings
- manage_passwords.py:
- profile.json helpers (get/set email stored in home/{username}/profile.json)
- invite command now accepts optional email arg, sends invite automatically;
falls back to stored email; prints link either way
- new 'email' command to store/update a user's email address
- 'list' command now shows email alongside password status
- .env.default: SMTP_* and CORTEX_BASE_URL documented
Usage after adding SMTP_PASSWORD to .env:
python manage_passwords.py invite holly holly@example.com
→ generates token, stores email, sends invite, prints link as fallback
All 80 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New user flow:
1. Admin: python manage_passwords.py invite <username> → generates URL
2. User visits /setup/<token> → sets own password → logged in
3. User redirected to /setup/persona → fills name/emoji/description
4. persona_template.py generates all starter files → lands at /{user}/{persona}
Multiple personas:
- Header persona name is now a clickable dropdown listing all personas
- "New persona" link at bottom → /setup/persona (available to logged-in users)
- /api/personas endpoint returns persona list for current session user
New files:
- persona_template.py: generates IDENTITY/SOUL/PROTOCOLS/USER/HELP.md + data files
- routers/onboarding.py: /setup/{token}, /setup/persona GET+POST
- static/setup.html: two-step form (password → persona), emoji picker, mobile-friendly
Updated:
- auth_utils.py: create_invite(), validate_invite(), consume_invite()
- manage_passwords.py: invite command with URL output
- auth_middleware.py: /setup/* prefix is public (invite tokens need no auth)
- routers/ui.py: /api/personas endpoint; post-login redirect if no personas
- static/app.js: persona switcher dropdown with navigation + Add persona link
- static/style.css: .persona-switcher, .persona-dropdown, mobile adjustments
Mobile: login/setup pages are card-centered with responsive padding;
dropdown avoids edge-clipping on narrow screens; logout button stays visible.
All 80 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
