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Summary

A managed API key's bound user_path is now its access scope. A key bound to /team/alpha can only administer and address /team/alpha and its descendants. The master key, keys without a user_path, and keys bound to / stay global. The X-GoModel-User-Path header never widens a scope.

This fixes two related problems:

  • A managed key with dashboard_access=true was a full admin regardless of its user_path.
  • Responses, conversations, batches, and files persisted user_path but were looked up by ID only, so any credential that knew an ID could read, mutate, or delete another tenant's object.

User-visible impact

  • Admin API and dashboard. New GET /admin/access reports the caller's scope. Usage, audit (including stats), API keys, users, budgets, and rate limits are filtered to the scope; an omitted user_path filter means the scope root. Gateway-wide endpoints (providers, credentials, runtime settings, tagging, virtual models, workflows, guardrails, MCP servers, pricing overrides, cache overview, live logs, throughput, pricing recalculation, reset-all) answer 403 admin_scope_denied for scoped admins. Caller-named paths outside the scope answer 403 user_path_out_of_scope. Objects addressed by ID outside the scope answer 404, never 403.
  • /v1 lifecycle objects. Get, list, update, cancel, and delete on responses, conversations, batches, and files check the stored user_path against the scope. Tracked objects outside the scope return 404 without falling through to the provider. Untracked IDs keep the provider fallback (documented).
  • Dashboard. Scoped admins see a "Scoped to /team/alpha" indicator, global-only pages and actions are hidden, and editors default their user path to the scope root.
  • Behavior change. Existing dashboard keys that carry a user_path lose gateway-wide admin rights. Rows with an empty user_path are visible to global credentials only.

Docs

docs/features/user-path.mdx (Access scope, Object ownership), docs/advanced/admin-endpoints.mdx (Scoped admin access, GET /admin/access), regenerated docs/openapi.json.

Verification

make lint clean, go test ./... green, dashboard npm run check and npm test green.

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  • New Features

    • Added scoped administrative access based on user paths.
    • Added GET /admin/access to report the current administrative scope.
    • Added user-path filtering for audit statistics, administrative listings, files, and batches.
    • Updated the dashboard to display scope information and hide unavailable pages.
    • Added persistent user-path ownership and access controls for responses, conversations, batches, and files.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Out-of-scope objects now return not-found responses.
    • Gateway-wide administrative actions are blocked for scoped credentials.
    • User-path headers no longer expand a credential’s assigned scope.
    • New keys, users, budgets, and rate limits default to the permitted path.

A managed key's bound user_path is now its access scope. Keys with
dashboard access administer only their subtree, and responses,
conversations, batches, and files are addressable only inside the
caller's scope. Master keys and keys without a user path stay global.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough

The change adds credential-bound user-path scopes across authentication, admin endpoints, stored object access, audit statistics, persistence, and the dashboard. Scoped credentials receive filtered data, restricted mutations, and 404 responses for inaccessible objects.

Changes

Scoped access

Layer / File(s) Summary
Scope foundation and authentication
internal/core/*, internal/admin/scope.go, internal/server/auth.go, internal/core/errors.go, internal/auditlog/*
Credentials and extension identities now install an AccessScope. Canonical subtree checks and 403 permission errors are provided. Audit statistics accept scoped user-path filters.
Admin enforcement
internal/admin/*, internal/authkeys/service.go, docs/openapi.json
Gateway-wide routes require global scope. Tenant data, users, keys, budgets, rate limits, audit entries, and statistics enforce scope rules. The API exposes GET /admin/access and documents 403 responses.
Stored object enforcement
internal/server/*, internal/gateway/batch_orchestrator.go, internal/batch/*, internal/filestore/*
Responses, conversations, batches, and files enforce stored user-path ownership for reads, mutations, listings, pagination, persistence, and provider fallback.
Dashboard integration
web/dashboard/src/*, web/dashboard/messages/*, web/dashboard/tests/access-scope.test.js
The dashboard loads scope metadata, hides global-only controls and streams, constrains forms, displays the active scope, and validates scope helpers.
Documentation
docs/advanced/admin-endpoints.mdx, docs/features/user-path.mdx
The documentation describes scoped administration, object ownership, GET /admin/access, filtering, and out-of-scope behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 375b5

Scoped access can still expose out-of-scope metadata, make some owned files unreachable through pagination, or potentially authorize the wrong provider file when IDs overlap. The SSO scope documentation is also inconsistent with subtree access behavior. These issues should be resolved before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Credential as Managed credential
  participant AuthMiddleware
  participant AdminAPI as Admin API
  participant ScopeHandlers as Scoped handlers
  participant Stores as Object and audit stores
  Credential->>AuthMiddleware: Authenticate and derive user_path
  AuthMiddleware->>AdminAPI: Attach AccessScope to request context
  AdminAPI->>ScopeHandlers: Route scoped request
  ScopeHandlers->>Stores: Filter or authorize by user_path
  Stores-->>ScopeHandlers: Allowed data or not-found result
  ScopeHandlers-->>Credential: Return scoped response
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A rabbit checks each path,
The burrow keeps its bounds,
Keys hop through guarded gates,
Old rows hide from narrow eyes,
Tests watch the trails,
And scopes settle into place.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely summarizes the primary change: scoping the admin API and lifecycle objects to a key's user path.
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Confidence Score: 4/5

Not safe to merge until scoped batch pagination can represent incomplete scans without making authorized batches unreachable.

The failure was reproduced through the public batch-listing behavior with a boundary control immediately below the configured scan limit and a failing case immediately above it.

Files Needing Attention: internal/gateway/batch_orchestrator.go

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  • T-Rex produced two finding-comment-proof proofs for the posted P1 finding.
  • A control regression run was executed with 49 full foreign pages to establish the baseline.
  • A regression run was executed with 51 full foreign pages to observe the pagination cap behavior.
  • General-contract-validation-proof validated that the owned batch is found before the 50-page cap and omitted after 51 pages, while the temporary harness was injected and then removed with no repository changes.

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  1. General comment

    P1 Scoped batch list falsely reports end-of-pagination before authorized batch

    • Bug
      • For a non-global /tenant/owned scope, 51 full pages of newer /foreign rows followed by owned-buried-batch cause public BatchOrchestrator.List(..., Limit: 1) to return an empty response with has_more:false, first_id:"", and last_id:"". Because no visible last_id is returned, the authorized caller has no normal pagination cursor with which to reach the batch.
    • Cause
      • listStoredBatches limits non-global scans to maxScopedBatchListPages = 50 (internal/gateway/batch_orchestrator.go:551,573) and returns the collected subset at line 592 without communicating that unscanned backing-store rows remain. List then calculates hasMore only from the returned scoped subset (343-345).
    • Fix
      • Do not represent the capped scan as store exhaustion. Prefer a store query that filters by user path, or return an explicit incomplete/continuation state and a safe scoped cursor so the API can set has_more:true without exposing foreign row identifiers. If neither is possible, reject the bounded scan explicitly rather than returning a terminal empty page.

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Comment thread internal/gateway/batch_orchestrator.go Outdated
Comment on lines +573 to +592
for range maxScopedBatchListPages {
items, err := o.batchStore.List(ctx, want, cursor)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
for _, item := range items {
if item == nil || item.Batch == nil || !scope.Allows(item.UserPath) {
continue
}
collected = append(collected, item)
if len(collected) >= want {
return collected, nil
}
}
if len(items) < want {
break
}
cursor = items[len(items)-1].Batch.ID
}
return collected, nil

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P1 Scoped batch pagination stops early

The 50-page scan cap is returned as though the scoped result set were exhausted. With 51 full pages of newer foreign batches before an owned batch, a scoped List call returns no rows with has_more: false and no last_id. Since the client has no continuation cursor, its authorized batch is unreachable through normal pagination. Preserve an incomplete continuation state, or filter by scope in the store, instead of treating the capped scan as the end of the result set.

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Scoped BatchOrchestrator pagination regression harness source

  • Exact in-package Go test harness executed against the public BatchOrchestrator List method and repository MemoryStore; it constructs the scoped foreign-page cases and shows the capped scan makes the owned batch unreachable.

Control run with 49 full foreign pages

  • Captured `go test` output for the control scenario: the scoped list returns owned-buried-batch with a usable last_id, showing behavior before the 50-page cap is exceeded.

Regression run with 51 full foreign pages

  • Captured `go test` output for 51 full foreign pages: the scoped public List response is empty with has_more false and no cursor, proving the owned batch cannot be reached through normal pagination.

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Inline comments:
In `@docs/openapi.json`:
- Around line 583-589: Add a 403 response to the OpenAPI operation containing
the user_path query parameter, using the existing core.GatewayError schema and
documenting the user_path_out_of_scope authorization result while preserving the
current 200, 400, and 401 responses.

In `@internal/admin/handler_users.go`:
- Around line 228-230: Update the logic that appends constraint.UserPath to
InheritedFrom so it first verifies scope.Allows(constraint.UserPath), excluding
inherited policy metadata outside the requested scope. Add a scoped-list test
covering an inherited policy above the scope root.

In `@internal/core/errors.go`:
- Line 32: Update the default status mapping used by HTTPStatusCode to map
ErrorTypePermission to HTTP 403 when no explicit StatusCode is set, matching the
behavior of the permission-error constructor.

In `@internal/gateway/batch_orchestrator.go`:
- Line 551: Update the scoped batch listing flow around maxScopedBatchListPages
so reaching the scan cap is not reported as the end of the scoped list. Apply
scope filtering in the store query, or introduce a continuation mechanism that
advances past out-of-scope batches without exposing foreign batch IDs, while
preserving correct HasMore and cursor behavior for authorized results.
- Line 590: Guard the final-row cursor update in the batch orchestration loop
before accessing items[len(items)-1].Batch.ID: validate that the final row and
its Batch are non-nil, and return the existing controlled store error or
continue safely when malformed. Preserve normal cursor assignment for valid
rows.

In `@internal/server/access_scope_test.go`:
- Line 68: Update the “explicit bearer replaces extension scope” test to seed
the request context with the /team/beta ambient scope before middleware
execution, then assert that the master-key bearer replaces it with a global
scope; ensure the test exercises the replacement path rather than only the
explicit-bearer branch.

In `@internal/server/native_file_scope.go`:
- Line 67: Update the scan-cap handling around resp.HasMore in the native
file-scope flow so an empty response never advertises continuation without
usable state: continue scanning through foreign pages until finding the first
owned file or reaching the provider end, or return compatible continuation state
that advances the next request. Add a regression test covering more than ten
foreign pages followed by an owned file.

In `@internal/server/native_file_service.go`:
- Line 67: Update the native file service flow around the tracked and provider
lookup checks so an unmapped file ID returns 404 for non-global callers before
any explicit provider branch or fallback; retain provider lookup without
ownership mapping only for global callers.

In `@web/dashboard/messages/pl.json`:
- Line 979: Update the access_scope_path_outside translation to use the
established Polish term “ścieżka użytkownika” and feminine agreement throughout,
replacing the English “User Path” and masculine forms such as “równy” and
“jego”.

In `@web/dashboard/src/lib/stores/access.svelte.js`:
- Around line 59-60: Update the stale-result branch in `#load`() to retry loading
access metadata after the credential changes, rather than returning with loaded
false and old scope/userPath; ensure the retry does not reuse the stale
`#inflight` promise. Add a regression test covering an API key change while the
request is pending and verifying the new credential’s scope is loaded.

In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/budgets/BudgetEditor.svelte`:
- Around line 21-28: Update the BudgetEditor scope state when access.scoped
becomes true so store.form.scope is normalized from “label” to “user_path”
before submitForm can send it. Keep existing scope values unchanged when the
credential is not scoped, and reuse the existing scopeOptions/access state
rather than changing submission behavior.

In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/budgets/budgets.svelte.js`:
- Around line 134-135: Validate scoped form payloads before mutation submission:
in web/dashboard/src/pages/budgets/budgets.svelte.js lines 134-135, before
saveBudgetPayload(), reject non-user_path scopes and normalized subjects outside
access.userPath; in web/dashboard/src/pages/rate-limits/rateLimits.svelte.js
lines 270-271, before sendAdminMutation(), reject normalized user-path subjects
outside access.userPath. Use the existing access scope and subject validation
flow without changing unrelated behavior.

In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/settings/SettingsPage.svelte`:
- Line 46: Update the SettingsPage rendering condition around access.scoped so
gateway-wide settings panels render only after access.loaded is true and access
confirms an unscoped administrator; preserve the existing panel behavior once
metadata has loaded.

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  • docs/advanced/admin-endpoints.mdx
  • docs/features/user-path.mdx
  • docs/openapi.json
  • internal/admin/handler.go
  • internal/admin/handler_access.go
  • internal/admin/handler_audit.go
  • internal/admin/handler_authkeys.go
  • internal/admin/handler_budgets.go
  • internal/admin/handler_ratelimits.go
  • internal/admin/handler_scope_test.go
  • internal/admin/handler_users.go
  • internal/admin/routes.go
  • internal/admin/routes_test.go
  • internal/admin/scope.go
  • internal/auditlog/stats.go
  • internal/auditlog/stats_mongodb.go
  • internal/auditlog/stats_sql.go
  • internal/auditlog/stats_test.go
  • internal/authkeys/service.go
  • internal/core/access_scope.go
  • internal/core/access_scope_test.go
  • internal/core/errors.go
  • internal/filestore/store.go
  • internal/filestore/store_memory.go
  • internal/filestore/store_mongodb.go
  • internal/filestore/store_sql.go
  • internal/gateway/batch_orchestrator.go
  • internal/server/access_scope_objects_test.go
  • internal/server/access_scope_test.go
  • internal/server/auth.go
  • internal/server/conversation_responses.go
  • internal/server/handlers_test.go
  • internal/server/native_conversation_items_service.go
  • internal/server/native_conversation_service.go
  • internal/server/native_file_scope.go
  • internal/server/native_file_service.go
  • internal/server/native_response_service.go
  • internal/server/usage_status_handler_test.go
  • web/dashboard/messages/en.json
  • web/dashboard/messages/pl.json
  • web/dashboard/src/App.svelte
  • web/dashboard/src/lib/components/organisms/Sidebar.svelte
  • web/dashboard/src/lib/components/organisms/navigation.js
  • web/dashboard/src/lib/stores/access.svelte.js
  • web/dashboard/src/lib/stores/accessScope.js
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/AuditLiveStatus.svelte
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/liveLogs.svelte.js
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/auth-keys/authKeys.svelte.js
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/budgets/BudgetEditor.svelte
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/budgets/budgets.svelte.js
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/overview/OverviewPage.svelte
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/overview/liveTokensState.svelte.js
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/rate-limits/rateLimits.svelte.js
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/settings/SettingsPage.svelte
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/usage/FacetFilters.svelte
  • web/dashboard/src/pages/users/users.svelte.js
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if !scope.Allows(userPath) {
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Information Disclosure (CWE-200): Exposure of Sensitive Information to an Unauthorized Actor

Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate

Filter inherited policy metadata by scope.

When adding constraint.UserPath to InheritedFrom, include it only if scope.Allows(constraint.UserPath) is true. Add a scoped-list test with an inherited policy above the scope root.

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In `@internal/admin/handler_users.go` around lines 228 - 230, Update the logic
that appends constraint.UserPath to InheritedFrom so it first verifies
scope.Allows(constraint.UserPath), excluding inherited policy metadata outside
the requested scope. Add a scoped-list test covering an inherited policy above
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…racked objects

Scoped batch and file listings now filter in the store (a backfilled
user_path column for batches, the ownership records for files) so paging
is exact instead of a capped scan that could hide reachable objects.
Scoped callers no longer fall through to tenancy-blind provider lookups
for untracked response and file IDs. Also maps permission errors to 403
by default, documents 403 on scoped admin endpoints, reloads the
dashboard access scope after a stale response, and validates budget and
rate-limit forms against the scope before submitting.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V7kPQrb4xiNfTW25B5QmbK
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Addressed the review findings in 6516acf:

  • Scoped batch listing (Greptile P1, CodeRabbit): batches now carry a user_path column (SQL: added via AddColumns and backfilled from the JSON payload on start; Mongo: field plus backfill). Scoped List filters in the store, so paging is exact, has_more is honest, and a foreign cursor is reported as missing. The capped scan and its nil-row cursor read are gone.
  • Scoped file listing (CodeRabbit): GET /v1/files for a scoped credential now lists the caller's tracked files from the gateway's ownership records (filestore.Store.List with subtree, provider, and purpose filters), so no provider paging cap can hide owned files. GetMany was removed.
  • Unmapped file IDs (CodeRabbit IDOR): scoped callers get 404 for any file the gateway does not track, with no provider enumeration. The same rule now applies to untracked response IDs. Global credentials keep the provider fallback; documented in docs/features/user-path.mdx.
  • ErrorTypePermission default status mapped to 403.
  • OpenAPI: scoped admin endpoints document the 403 response; spec regenerated.
  • Tests: the auth scope test now seeds an ambient scope before the bearer replaces it.
  • Dashboard: access scope reloads after a stale response, budget and rate-limit editors force user_path when the credential turns out to be scoped and reject subjects outside the scope before submitting, gateway-wide settings panels wait for the scope to load, and the Polish message uses the established term.

Not changed: inherited_from on /admin/users still lists ancestor policy paths above the scope root. Those paths are prefixes of the caller's own path, so they reveal nothing new, and the restricted flag is only explainable with them.

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internal/server/native_file_service.go (1)

76-78: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

IDOR (CWE-639): Authorization Bypass Through User-Controlled Key (IDOR)

Reachability: External · Exploitability: Difficult

Bind the provider to the stored mapping for scoped callers.

For a scoped caller, the scope gate authorizes only stored.UserPath, while the request controls fileReq.Provider. Provider file IDs are stored without a gateway-wide namespace. If two providers return the same ID, the caller can access another provider's file. Reject provider mismatches with 404, or use stored.ProviderType.

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In `@internal/server/native_file_service.go` around lines 76 - 78, Update the
provider handling in the file request flow around callFn so scoped callers use
the authorized stored.ProviderType rather than trusting fileReq.Provider;
alternatively reject any mismatch between them with a 404 before dispatch.
Preserve existing behavior for unscoped callers and audit enrichment.
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In `@internal/batch/store_mongodb.go`:
- Line 52: Refactor NewMongoDBStore so it no longer synchronously runs the full
backfillUserPath migration or fails initialization when that scan exceeds the
context deadline. Move the historical user-path migration to a durable, batched
process that can resume independently after store creation, while preserving
normal store initialization.

In `@internal/batch/store_sql.go`:
- Around line 51-97: Remove the backfillUserPath call from NewSQLStore and move
the legacy user_path migration into a resumable, bounded migration path that
processes limited rows per invocation, uses a deadline-aware context, and
performs updates through sqlx.DB.InTx. Preserve migration progress across
retries and keep the SQL change isolated from MongoDB construction.

In `@web/dashboard/messages/pl.json`:
- Line 979: Update the Polish translation for access_scope_path_outside to
explicitly reference the {root} placeholder in the subtree clause, replacing the
ambiguous pronoun while preserving the existing meaning and placeholder.

In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/budgets/BudgetEditor.svelte`:
- Around line 31-35: Update the access guards in BudgetEditor.svelte and
RateLimitEditor.svelte so submission is disabled while access.loaded is false,
preventing stale access.scoped metadata from allowing non-user_path payloads.
Apply the same fail-closed behavior in both editors while preserving the
existing scope normalization.

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around callFn so scoped callers use the authorized stored.ProviderType rather
than trusting fileReq.Provider; alternatively reject any mismatch between them
with a 404 before dispatch. Preserve existing behavior for unscoped callers and
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The batch user_path backfill now runs in bounded chunks and pauses on
error instead of failing start-up; rows still unmigrated are picked up on
the next start. Mongo subtree filters use byte-range bounds instead of a
regex built from the scope path. The dashboard settles a pending access
scope before validating budget and rate-limit forms.

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Follow-ups in 504244c:

  • CodeQL (Mongo query from user input): the subtree filters in both Mongo stores now use byte-range bounds (user_path >= path+"/" and < path+"0", the same trick the audit reader uses) instead of a regex built from the scope path.
  • Backfill on start-up (CodeRabbit): the batch user_path backfill runs in chunks of 500 rows, pauses with a warning on any error instead of failing store construction, and is resumable because unmigrated rows keep a NULL column (SQL) or lack the field (Mongo). Mongo runs it under its own five-minute deadline rather than the index deadline. Batches are low-volume per gateway, so the synchronous pass stays short; until it completes, scoped listings simply do not show the unmigrated rows.
  • Pending scope in editors: budget and rate-limit submits now await access.ensureLoaded() before validating against the scope, so a key change mid-edit cannot slip a gateway-wide rule through.
  • Polish message: refers to {root} explicitly.

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In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/budgets/budgets.svelte.js`:
- Around line 183-184: In the budget handler, update
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… scope

An SSO session carries a personal user path such as /users/alice for
attribution and grants dashboard access from group membership; deriving
the access scope from that path would confine every SSO admin to their
own identity. Extension identities now stay global unless the extension
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One more correction in the latest commit, found while checking compatibility with GoModel Pro SSO:

An SSO session always carries a personal user path (/users/<email> by default) and grants dashboard access from admin-group membership. Deriving the access scope from that path would have confined every SSO admin to their own identity path and broken the Pro dashboard. Extension identities now stay global unless the extension sets the new ext.Authentication.AccessScope field; their UserPath remains an attribution identity only. Managed API keys are unchanged: their bound user_path is their scope. Docs updated accordingly.

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Reverted the previous commit's ext.Authentication.AccessScope field. It was a second policy axis, and defaulting extension identities to global only preserved a behavior that was not right.

One rule now holds for every credential: the user path is the node you act as, and you can see that node and everything below it. An SSO session bound to /users/alice administers that node only. An extension hands out gateway admins by binding their sessions to / and team admins by binding them to the team root, the same way you would create an API key at that path. Docs updated.

GoModel Pro needs a matching change before it bumps to a core release with this PR: bind sessions of admin_groups members to / (or a configured admin root) instead of /users/<email>.

Drops the separate ext.Authentication.AccessScope field. One rule holds
for every credential: the user path is the node you act as, and you can
see that node and everything below it. An extension hands out gateway
admins by binding sessions to "/" and team admins by binding them to the
team root, exactly like API keys at those paths.

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