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Connections become a first-class thing, separate from plugins.

A connector registry (packages/shared/src/connectors/connectors.json) owns how an account is obtained, refreshed and disconnected. A connections table holds one row per connected account, keyed on the provider's own account id. A plugin manifest only names the connector it needs — extensions.superset.connector: { "slug" } — and carries no OAuth configuration of its own: no scopes, no client mode, no requires_env.

Agents reach a plugin's tools through /mcp/plugins/<marketplace>/<plugin> on the API, which resolves the caller's connection and proxies to the vendor's MCP server, or serves the tools in-process for the plugins named in SUPERSET_HOSTED_PLUGINS (gmail, slack). The credential stays on the server and is attached there; it is never written into a local agent config.

Connectors

Which client path each takes was decided by probing the real servers, not by assumption:

Connector	Registration	CIMD	Client
notion	yes	yes	client: "dynamic"
linear	yes	yes	static (LINEAR_CLIENT_*)
slack	no	no	static + PKCE (SLACK_CLIENT_*)
google	no	no	static + PKCE + authorization_params (GOOGLE_CLIENT_*)
github	—	—	static (PLUGIN_GITHUB_CLIENT_*)
sentry	—	—	static (SENTRY_CLIENT_*)

GOOGLE_CLIENT_*, SLACK_CLIENT_*, LINEAR_CLIENT_* and SENTRY_CLIENT_* are the variables that were already set; only PLUGIN_GITHUB_CLIENT_* keeps its prefix. Google needs access_type=offline + prompt=consent to be issued a refresh token at all — that is what authorization_params is for — and its hour-long tokens are the first real exercise of refresh-before-dispatch.

Dynamic clients

"client": "dynamic" means the API takes endpoints and client identity from the MCP server at connect time:

1. Read /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource for the server the mcp.url names.
2. Follow the authorization server it points at for the endpoints.
3. Get a client identity — a client id metadata document we host when the server advertises client_id_metadata_document_supported, otherwise an RFC 7591 registration kept in plugin_oauth_clients, unique on (issuer, redirect_uri) so everyone connecting one server shares a registration.

The flow is PKCE with an RFC 8707 resource indicator, and the authorization response's iss is checked against the discovered issuer before the code is redeemed (RFC 9207). Registration asks only for the grant types the server advertises, and refuses to register as a public client when the server never offered none.

The point: a hosted MCP server becomes installable without anyone registering an OAuth app first.

One account, or an error

A lookup that matches two live connections raises AmbiguousConnectionError — 409 from the endpoint, CONFLICT from tRPC — rather than resolving to whichever row was updated last. "Newest wins" is the kind of behaviour people rely on before anyone notices it was arbitrary.

A connection whose refresh fails is written back as disconnected_at + disconnect_reason = 'needs_reauth', so it stops reading as connected everywhere at once. connectors.status and integration.connectionStatus keep such a row and flag it, and a trigger built on one says Reconnect, not Connect. A token endpoint that is merely unreachable or answering 5xx is a 502 instead: the provider being down must not disconnect a good connection.

Schema and secrets

The published JSON Schema at /schemas/plugin/1.0.0.json is generated from pluginManifestSchema in packages/shared, and superset plugins publish validates against that same definition — the schema we serve and the schema we enforce cannot drift.

Connection secrets are sealed with SECRETS_ENCRYPTION_KEY under a v1: prefix; unprefixed values still decrypt with the legacy key, so rotating the auth secret no longer invalidates every connection.

Migration

0119_plugin_oauth_clients_and_connectors creates connections and plugin_oauth_clients, and drops plugin_connections with no backfill. integration_connections stays in place as dead data. Both are deliberate: the only installs today are internal, and nobody has a connection worth migrating.

It also changes ingest.webhook_events.provider from the integration_provider enum to text, because connectors are open-ended slugs now. Enum and text are not binary-coercible in Postgres, so that statement takes ACCESS EXCLUSIVE and rewrites the table — worth knowing before it runs against production.

Verified against the live Notion server

Not just unit tests — the whole path, end to end:

• Discovery against mcp.notion.com selects the CIMD branch.
• Authorize returns 302 with our client_id, redirect_uri, code_challenge/S256 and resource round-tripped.
• Consent completes, the callback exchanges the code, and a connection row lands.
• Tools list and call through /mcp/plugins/superset/notion, returning real workspace data with the credential held server-side.

Plus repo-wide typecheck, lint, check:plugins, and check:i18n with every new string translated in all 16 locales.

Known gaps

• Linear, Slack and Gmail are unexercised end to end. Notion was run against the live server; the others have not completed a real connect. Slack's oauth.v2.user.access response shape deserves a first real run, and its user scopes may need to travel in user_scope rather than scope.
• Verifying a dynamic client needs a public https tunnel. CIMD makes the client_id a URL the authorization server fetches, so http://localhost cannot work, and redirect_uris in the hosted document come from NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL — setting PLUGIN_CLIENT_METADATA_BASE_URL alone is not enough.
• Slack's MCP server entry moved to the OAuth path. Existing installs materialised mcp.slack.com/mcp into agent configs; with no mcpServers entry, the next sync reaps it. Fine for internal installs, which is all there are today.
• PLUGIN_CATALOG is a second, hand-maintained source of truth for plugin versions alongside the generated manifests, and it has already drifted. Consolidating it onto FIRST_PARTY_MANIFESTS is a follow-up.
• The MCP endpoint is on SDK 1.30, not the v2 @modelcontextprotocol/server helpers, because /mcp and the CLI pin 1.30 today. Moving all three together is a follow-up ticket, along with tool policy, synthetic authenticate tools, and multi-account support.

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• New Features

  • Added Notion, Slack, Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Sheets plugins to the marketplace.
  • Added app deep-link installation support and expanded plugin branding icons.
  • Added dynamic OAuth setup with provider discovery, PKCE, automatic client registration, and token refresh.
  • Added a dedicated Remove button for installed plugins.
  • Added Notion skills for searching and writing pages.

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  • Updated Linear to version 1.5.0 with dynamic OAuth support.
  • Added provider-specific OAuth authorization and token parameters.

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The PR adds dynamic OAuth discovery, client registration, PKCE, token refresh, and OAuth client persistence. It updates plugin schemas and validation, adds five plugins, updates Linear, and changes plugin onboarding and removal UI.

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Dynamic OAuth support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
OAuth contracts, validation, and client storage apps/marketing/..., packages/cli/..., packages/db/...	OAuth manifests support dynamic clients, PKCE, request parameters, and persisted client registrations.
OAuth discovery and client identity packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/discovery.ts, packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/client-identity.ts	The API discovers OAuth server metadata and resolves hosted, stored, or dynamically registered client identities.
Authorization, PKCE, and token exchange packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/oauth.ts, apps/api/src/app/api/plugins/...	Authorization, code exchange, refresh, PKCE state handling, and dynamic-client retry behavior use the new OAuth flow.
Token refresh before dispatch packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/refresh.ts, packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/connections.ts, packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/plugins.ts	Expired plugin connections refresh before dispatch, and refreshed tokens are encrypted and persisted.
Dynamic OAuth validation tests packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/dynamic-client.test.ts, packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/oauth.test.ts	Tests cover client metadata, dynamic registration, PKCE parameters, asynchronous authorization URL creation, and discovery errors.

Plugin catalog and onboarding

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Plugin manifests and marketplace entries .agent-marketplace.json, plugins/..., packages/shared/src/plugins/index.ts	Notion, Gmail, Slack, Google Docs, and Google Sheets plugins are added. Linear and marketplace catalog metadata are updated.
Plugin management and deep-link onboarding apps/desktop/.../PluginDetail/..., apps/web/app/plugins/...	Plugin removal moves to the detail view. The web route redirects plugin links to the desktop application and provides a fallback link.

Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule the dynamic OAuth change because it spans hosted MCP discovery, client registration, PKCE, token refresh, persistence, and onboarding across multiple plugins.

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Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ConnectRoute
  participant OAuth
  participant Discovery
  participant ClientIdentity
  participant AuthorizationServer
  ConnectRoute->>OAuth: buildAuthorizationUrl with manifest and PKCE verifier
  OAuth->>Discovery: discoverServer from MCP URL
  Discovery->>AuthorizationServer: fetch OAuth metadata
  OAuth->>ClientIdentity: resolve client identity
  ClientIdentity->>AuthorizationServer: register client when required
  OAuth-->>ConnectRoute: return authorization URL

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In `@packages/cli/src/lib/plugins/publish.ts`:
- Around line 159-179: The dynamic OAuth2 branch in checkAuth must also reject
inputs marked secret, matching the downstream connect route. Move or reuse the
existing secret-input validation outside the static-client conditional so it
runs for both dynamic and static OAuth methods, while preserving the current
issue reporting behavior.

In `@packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/client-identity.ts`:
- Around line 145-157: The upsert in the registration flow must not overwrite a
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In `@plugins/notion/package.json`:
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directory correctly when run from that package.

In `@plugins/notion/skills/find-in-notion/SKILL.md`:
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packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/refresh.ts (1)

28-35: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Serialize plugin token refreshes per connection. Both dispatches can read the expired row before either update, pass the same refresh token to refreshToken, and reach updateConnectionTokens. If the provider rotates and invalidates that token, one refresh can persist the rotated credentials while the other fails; connectionContext maps that failure to UNAUTHORIZED. Run ensureFreshConnection under withConnectionLock, re-read the connection inside the lock, and refresh only if it remains expired.

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withConnectionLock, re-read the connection by its identifier after acquiring the
lock, and call refreshToken/updateConnectionTokens only when the re-read
connection is still expired. Use the locked connection’s current refresh token
and other credentials so concurrent dispatches serialize per connection.

plugins/notion/package.json (1)

8-8: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use the plugin directory as the validation path. The package check runs from plugins/notion, so the CLI resolves plugins/notion as plugins/notion/plugins/notion. Its existence check then fails with No such path before validation. Change the script to superset plugins validate .; the CLI expects a plugin directory.

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In `@packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/client-identity.ts`:
- Around line 145-157: Update resolveClientIdentity to serialize dynamic client
registration and persistence per (issuer, redirectUri) key, preventing
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In `@packages/trpc/src/router/plugins/refresh.ts`:
- Around line 28-35: Update ensureFreshConnection to execute the expiration
check and refresh flow inside withConnectionLock, re-read the connection by its
identifier after acquiring the lock, and call
refreshToken/updateConnectionTokens only when the re-read connection is still
expired. Use the locked connection’s current refresh token and other credentials
so concurrent dispatches serialize per connection.

In `@plugins/notion/package.json`:
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as the validation path by changing the superset plugins validate argument from
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plugins/google-docs/plugin.json (1)

64-67: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial

Verify Google Cloud MCP service access before release.

requires_env only names the OAuth client variables. It does not enable or validate Google Cloud services. Google requires docs.googleapis.com and docsmcp.googleapis.com for Docs, and sheets.googleapis.com and sheetsmcp.googleapis.com for Sheets, in the OAuth client project. Verify these services and make an authenticated tools/list call to both endpoints before exposing these entries.

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services are enabled in the OAuth client project and make authenticated
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configuration in plugins/google-docs/plugin.json (lines 64-67) and
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Deploy-day risk: webhook_events.provider enum → text is a full table rewrite

Migration 0115 contains:

ALTER TABLE "ingest"."webhook_events" ALTER COLUMN "provider" SET DATA TYPE text;

provider is currently the integration_provider enum (confirmed in meta/0114_snapshot.json). The column changed to text() because connectors are now open-ended slugs rather than a fixed enum — the right call — but enum and text are not binary-coercible in Postgres, so there is no metadata-only path. That statement:

1. Takes ACCESS EXCLUSIVE on ingest.webhook_events — blocks reads and writes.
2. Rewrites the whole table into new files.
3. Rebuilds all four indexes (webhook_events_pkey, webhook_events_provider_status_idx, webhook_events_provider_event_id_idx, webhook_events_received_at_idx).

Drizzle runs migrations in a single transaction, so the lock is held for the whole migration, not just this statement.

Scope

Bounded: webhook_events is deliberately unpartitioned (per the comment in packages/db/src/schema/ingest.ts) — the partitioned 400GB table is webhook_payloads, which this does not touch.

Not trivial, though. enforce-retention keeps 30 days (RETAIN_DAYS = 30), and its own comment records production measurements:

Measured against production over 1226 batches: 35s mean, 582s worst. At the previous 20s the deadline check after batch one always failed, so a run deleted 5k rows rather than the 50k intended — an order of magnitude under what the ceiling implies, and roughly break-even against intake once the backlog is drained.

A table where deleting 50k rows per run is break-even against intake, holding 30 days, is not small.

What happens during the window

• Every inbound webhook write blocks — GitHub, Linear, Slack, Sentry, Stripe.
• Anything exceeding the provider's delivery timeout is dropped, not queued (GitHub ~10s, Slack ~3s). Recovery depends on each provider's retry policy.
• webhook_events_provider_event_id_idx — the dedup index that makes those retries safe — is being rebuilt during exactly that window.

The failure is silent: the deploy succeeds, and what you see afterwards is a gap in ingested events and automations that never fired.

Decide with one query

SELECT count(*) FROM ingest.webhook_events;
SELECT pg_size_pretty(pg_total_relation_size('ingest.webhook_events'));

• ≲100k rows / a few hundred MB — rewrite is a second or two. Ship it, ignore this comment.
• Millions of rows — either deploy in a maintenance window with a short lock_timeout so it fails fast instead of piling up waiters, or split it: ADD COLUMN provider_text text → backfill in batches → build replacement indexes CONCURRENTLY → swap reads → drop the old column in a later migration.

Filed as a comment rather than a fix because the right answer depends on that row count, which isn't visible from the branch.

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What's left, at 47059ff34

Graded the Sep 14 checklist against the head. Landed: the CI fixes, the RFC 9207 iss check with tests, the schema generated from pluginManifestSchema with publish validating against it (4), secrets sealed under v1: with the legacy key kept for reads (6), the env names (7), Linear back on the static client, Slack and Gmail as in-tree API modules with the committed bundles gone, and the MCP endpoint. Keeping the endpoint in this PR is fine, and connector: { slug } as a single object is fine too. SDK v2 (@modelcontextprotocol/server) is a follow-up ticket, not this PR, since the repo pins 1.30 for /mcp and the CLI already. The Gmail full-mailbox scope thread is dropped; resolving it.

Merge with main first

• Migration number. Main took 0117_slack_thread_sessions (feat(api): Slack thread sessions — replies reach the agent without a mention #7583) and 0118 (feat(api): !stop ends the Slack agent's running turn #7594) after your last merge, so 0117_plugin_oauth_clients_and_connectors collides. Regenerate as 0119 on a fresh Neon branch off the new main, per the Sep 10 note: drop the local 0117, take main's journal and snapshots, drizzle-kit generate. Not a hand-merge of _journal.json.
• feat(api): bridge the Slack agent to the user's Linear and GitHub plugins #7585 built on dispatch.ts. Main's Slack agent now reaches a user's Linear and GitHub plugins through listTools/callTool from router/plugins/dispatch.ts and toolConnections from connections.ts (see slack/events/utils/run-agent/plugin-tools.ts), and this branch deletes all three. The right resolution is to make the Slack agent a client of the same plugin server the endpoint serves, in-process: resolveTarget + buildPluginServer from @superset/trpc/plugins-proxy, connected over InMemoryTransport the way packages/mcp/src/in-memory.ts already does for the Superset tools. needs-auth maps to "not connected"; a PluginTargetError 404 too; PLUGIN_SLACK_TOOLS and the resolved semantics in run-agent.ts stay as they are. The plugin tools tests in run-agent.test.ts mock the old barrel and will need to mock the proxy module instead. Main also rewrote process-mention.ts and process-assistant-message.ts into re-exports of process-agent-message.ts, so your accountConnection/connectionBotToken change moves there.
• Preview Neon branch. Deploy Database fails with relation "plugin_oauth_clients" already exists because the PR's Neon branch already ran the earlier numbering. Delete the branch named integration-plugins in the Neon project and the next push recreates it from main.

Still open from the checklist

1. Ambiguous accounts must fail (item 1). userConnection / orgConnection in lib/connectors/lookup.ts are still NEWEST_FIRST … limit(1). Select two, throw a typed error that the endpoint maps to 409 and connectionContext to CONFLICT.
2. Record unrefreshable failures (item 2). ensureFreshConnection still throws UnrefreshableConnectionError and writes nothing, so the row reads as connected everywhere. Write disconnected_at + disconnect_reason = 'needs_reauth', and surface it in connectors.status / integration.connectionStatus so the UI can say "Reconnect".
3. Callback page (item 5). connectors/callback/[connector]/route.ts and connect/route.ts still redirect to /integrations/<slug>. The generic connect/[connector] page exists; send both there with ?connected=1 / ?error=<code>.
4. Your deferred P2s (item 9): grant_types from grant_types_supported, pickAuthMethod failing instead of falling back to none, and refresh transport failures as BAD_GATEWAY rather than UNAUTHORIZED.
5. Docs drifted again. docs/plugins.md documents connectors: [{ slug, required }]; the manifests and schema now say connector: { slug }.
6. PR body (item 8). It still describes superset mcp tools/call-tool dispatch, PLUGIN_SLACK_CLIENT_*/PLUGIN_GOOGLE_CLIENT_*, and says nothing about the endpoint or the plugin_connections drop without backfill. Rewrite it to describe what the branch is now.

Everything in the follow-up list from Sep 14 stays a ticket.

[harshithmullapudi]

Checklist cleared at 379940911

Merged main and worked the three merge blockers plus all six open items. CI is green except Deploy Database (Neon), which needs the branch deletion below — that is the only thing left from your review.

Merge

• Migration → 0119. Main took 0117_slack_thread_sessions and 0118 as you said. Took main's journal and snapshots, dropped the local 0117, re-ran drizzle-kit generate — no hand-edit of _journal.json. The generated SQL is byte-identical to the previous version, so neither of main's migrations touches these tables, and drizzle-kit check passes on CI.
• feat(api): bridge the Slack agent to the user's Linear and GitHub plugins #7585 / dispatch.ts. Done your way: dispatch.ts stays deleted and the Slack agent is an in-process client of the same server the endpoint serves — resolveTarget + buildPluginServer over InMemoryTransport. needs-auth and a PluginTargetError 404 both read as "not connected"; a listing failure keeps the plugin in the sets with empty tools so it still reads as connected. PLUGIN_SLACK_TOOLS and the resolved semantics are unchanged — run-agent.ts gained only organizationId (the proxy needs it) and a closePlugins() beside cleanupSuperset in the existing finally. TargetRequest.marketplace is now optional: the HTTP route reads it from the URL, an in-process caller has none, and installedPlugin already throws on cross-marketplace ambiguity. Your accountConnection/connectionBotToken change moved into process-agent-message.ts, with both old files now main's re-exports.

Three things the test rework turned up, all of which were hiding real gaps:

• run-agent.test.ts now fakes only target resolution and the two request handlers, so the real client/server pair is exercised rather than mocked past.
• The githubListing fixture omitted inputSchema on merge_pull_request. The SDK rejects the whole listing for that, so every github tool was being dropped and "records an opened pull request" was passing for the wrong reason.
• process-agent-message.test.ts was never running. Two other files stub @superset/trpc/connectors partially, and bun pins the first stub's export names process-wide, so importing connectionBotToken threw a file-level error that surfaced only as an unnamed "1 fail" — the same trap as the dbWs one. All three stubs now list the same set; apps/api went 151 → 187 tests.

The six open items

1. Ambiguous accounts fail. userConnection/orgConnection read two rows to detect a second, never to choose between them, and raise AmbiguousConnectionError — 409 from the endpoint, CONFLICT from tRPC via the new serverError.plugins.ambiguousConnection key (16 translations written). activeConnection now delegates to userConnection rather than keeping its own ORDER BY updated_at DESC LIMIT 1, so the two cannot drift.
2. Unrefreshable failures are recorded. ensureFreshConnection writes disconnected_at + disconnect_reason = 'needs_reauth' before throwing, at both the no-refresh-token and rejected-refresh paths. connectors.status and integration.connectionStatus keep such a row and flag it — the second now returns { connected, needsReauth } as you suggested — and TriggerSentence says "Connection expired / Reconnect". disconnect accepts a needs-reauth row too, so the row the UI shows can also be discarded; upsertConnection already cleared both fields on reconnect.
3. Callback lands on the generic page. Both connectors/callback/[connector] and connect/route.ts redirect to /connect/<slug> with ?connected=1 / ?error=<code>. The page reads them through a small client component that reuses the plugin detail page's existing messages verbatim, so only the two account_already_linked strings were new.
4. The P2s. grant_types is built from grant_types_supported; pickAuthMethod throws when the server advertises only methods we cannot use instead of falling back to none; and an unreachable or 5xx token endpoint is now ConnectorUnavailableError → 502, not UNAUTHORIZED — a provider outage must not disconnect a good connection or send the user to reconnect something that is fine.
5. Docs. The drift was the reverse of the note: docs/plugins.md documented connectors: [{ slug, required }] while the manifests and the generated schema say connector: { slug }. Docs corrected to match the schema.
6. PR body rewritten to describe the endpoint, the connector registry and connections model, the real env names, and the plugin_connections drop without backfill — plus the webhook_events.provider enum→text table rewrite, which is worth knowing before deploy day.

Still needs someone with Neon access

Deploy Database (Neon) fails with relation "plugin_oauth_clients" already exists. The preview branch ran the earlier numbering and deploy-preview.yml reuses it by head_ref, so no amount of renumbering fixes it from the repo side. Deleting the Neon branch named integration-plugins and pushing recreates it from main and replays 0115→0119 cleanly.

Verification: typecheck 42/42, lint, sherif, check:plugins, check:i18n 0 missing across 17 locales, and @superset/trpc 310 / @superset/api 187 / @superset/web 52 tests passing. The two terminal-ws-transport and the GitWatcher failures are pre-existing and environment-only — those files are byte-identical to main and fail on jest.advanceTimersByTime under bun 1.3.2.

Everything in the Sep 14 follow-up list stays a ticket.