Store superseded wiki page versions for diff and rollback, attribute edits
to user/agent/pipeline/revert sources, and expose revision APIs plus an
editor UI with optimistic locking on save.
Let users upload documents in chat without ingesting them into a knowledge base: files are parsed in the background, referenced by ID on send, and expire after a configurable TTL.
Introduce resource://<handle> as the stable application identity for stored
objects, decoupling API responses, persisted rich text, and LLM prompts from
physical storage paths. Adds a resource catalog service (register/resolve/bind,
revocable expiring access grants), a request-local alias registry that compacts
resource references while in the LLM context and restores them (including across
streaming chunks), plus router, IM, chat-pipeline, and multimodal integration.
Includes schema migrations (resources, resource_bindings, resource_access_grants)
for sqlite, and hardens URL/output security handling.
Introduce tenant-scoped storage backend registry so workspaces can register
multiple storage instances and bind each knowledge base to a specific backend,
with migration from legacy tenant-level storage config and new settings UI.
Refactored the pinning mechanism for knowledge bases to be user-specific, allowing any user with read access to pin knowledge bases independently. This change includes the introduction of a new `user_kb_pins` table to manage pin states, replacing the previous tenant-wide pinning system. Updated relevant API endpoints and service logic to support this new functionality, ensuring that the UI reflects the user's personal pin status.
Additionally, adjusted the knowledge base listing to sort by user-specific pin status, enhancing the user experience by prioritizing pinned items.
Refs: #1303
Added functionality for managing pending invitations, including a polling mechanism to update the invitation count in real-time. Introduced a new dialog component for users to view and respond to their invitations without navigating away from their current context. Updated API endpoints for fetching and managing invitations, and enhanced the user interface with relevant internationalization support.
Refs: #1303
Introduced a new API client for managing user favorites, allowing users to list, add, and remove starred resources. Enhanced the sidebar to display favorites and recents, improving user navigation. Updated internationalization files to include relevant labels and tooltips for the new features across multiple languages.
Refs: #1303
Before this change, the `organization_members` table keyed on user_id —
joining an org as a Viewer in tenant T meant only that one user got
visibility on shared KBs/agents, while the rest of T (including its
Owner) saw nothing. The mismatch surfaced as confusing UX bugs:
"my colleague shared this with us, why can't I see it?"
This change replaces `organization_members` with
`organization_tenant_members`. Membership and Org-RBAC role now key on
(org_id, tenant_id); `representative_user_id` stays as a display-only
label of the user who first brought the tenant in.
Permission resolution gains a 3-D cap so tenant-RBAC stays honest under
cross-tenant sharing:
effective = min(share.Permission, tenant_org_role, tenant_role_cap)
where tenant_role_cap pins tenant Viewers to OrgRoleViewer regardless
of the org-level grant. A Viewer in their own tenant cannot edit a
shared KB even if the org granted Editor — preserves the
"Viewer = read-only everywhere" promise.
Migration 000045 backfills `organization_tenant_members` from the old
table by collapsing each (org, tenant) group to its max role, then
renames the old table to `organization_members_pre_plan3` for safe
rollback. Sqlite mirror (Lite mode) is fresh-bootstrap: the init
schema replaces the old table directly.
Routes: member-management URLs change from `:user_id` to `:tenant_id`.
Org create / join / leave now require Admin+ in the caller's tenant —
joining an Org affects everyone in T, so the decision can't sit with
a Viewer.
Frontend: OrganizationSettingsModal + store update to address members
by tenant_id.
PR 1-5 of the multi-tenant RBAC series enforce the role matrix; what
they don't do is keep a durable record of who did what. Today the
RBAC middleware logs "[rbac] role insufficient ..." to stderr -
perishable, not searchable. Operators cannot answer "who removed
Alice from tenant T-foo on Tuesday" or "did we 403 a probing user
200 times last hour" after the fact.
This PR adds a generic per-tenant audit log that:
- Captures mutating RBAC actions (member add/remove/role-change/leave)
durably from the tenant_member service after the repo write succeeds.
- Captures enforcement rejections (RequireRole / RequireOwnershipOrRole
denies under EnableRBAC=true) via a gin-context-injected hook.
- Sliding-window dedup (1 minute) on (tenant, actor, action, path)
for denied events so a probing client cannot flood audit_logs.
- Default-on - no extra env flag. Schema is generic enough for future
KB / agent / datasource events to reuse via new action namespaces
without another migration.
Schema (migration 000044) mirrors wiki_log_entries' shape: a single
audit_logs table with action, target_type/id, request path/method,
outcome, and a JSONB details column. Three indexes: (tenant_id, id
DESC) for the per-tenant cursor feed, actor_user_id for "what did
Alice do", (tenant_id, action) for both the action filter and the
dedup lookup. Sqlite mirror added for Lite mode.
Wiring is nil-safe: the audit field on tenantMemberService and the
gin-context lookup in rbac.go both tolerate a nil service so existing
tests construct without a stub and dormant deployments degrade
gracefully if the provider is misconfigured.
The query API is GET /tenants/:id/audit-log, gated by Admin+ on top
of the existing PathTenantMatch (denial histories should not surface
to ordinary members). Cursor-paginated by descending id (sidesteps
the duplicate-timestamp tie-breaking that BIGSERIAL trivially solves).
Frontend: TenantMembers.vue gets a t-tabs wrapper with Members
(existing) and Audit log (new) tabs; the audit tab is gated to
Admin+ to mirror the server, lazy-loads on first open, paginates via
the next_cursor pattern, and renders coloured chips per
action/outcome so an operator can scan for anomalies. i18n keys
added in all four locales.
Tests: 14 new tests across service (6), middleware (4), and handler
(4). Service tests pin the dedup window behaviour (writes again
after expiry, dedup is per-actor-per-path, degrades on lookup
error). Middleware tests pin both reject sites' audit hook and the
"dormant mode does not fire" + "nil audit does not panic"
invariants. Handler tests pin the cursor envelope and that an empty
page returns next_cursor=0.
Out of scope: per-action ACL on the audit log, retention/TTL job,
KB/agent/datasource event wiring (schema supports it - just no
emitters yet), async writes, frontend filter UI.
Lay the foundation for tenant-level RBAC without enforcing it yet.
Schema, types, middleware lookup, and login-flow shape changes ship now;
RequireRole/route annotations and member-management endpoints follow in
PR 2 and PR 3.
Highlights:
- New tenant_members table (Postgres + SQLite) with (user_id, tenant_id)
unique key and (owner|admin|contributor|viewer) role values. Migration
000043 backfills one row per existing user, marking the earliest-created
active user in each tenant as Owner and the rest as Contributor.
- KnowledgeBase.creator_id and CustomAgent.runnable_by_viewer added so
PR 2 can wire ownership-based and Viewer-runtime checks.
- Auth middleware loads the active TenantMember row, sets a new
TenantRoleContextKey, and falls back via three escape hatches:
cross-tenant superusers (CanAccessAllTenants) get Admin in the target
tenant; orphan tenants (zero members) auto-promote the first authenticating
human to Owner; and when tenant.enable_rbac is false (the v1 default)
unmatched lookups fail open with Admin to preserve current behaviour.
- Register / OIDC provisioning now insert an Owner membership for the
registrant via TenantMemberService.EnsureOwner.
- LoginResponse renamed tenant -> active_tenant and gained a memberships
array. POST /auth/switch-tenant issues a fresh token pair scoped to a
target membership; GET /auth/config exposes auth.registration_mode for
the frontend register-tab gating.
- New config keys: auth.registration_mode (self_serve | invite_only,
defaults to self_serve) and tenant.enable_rbac (defaults to false).
Both have WEKNORA_* env overrides.
- Frontend store persists memberships and exposes currentTenantRole;
Login.vue calls /auth/config and hides the Register tab in invite_only
mode. Go SDK types updated to match the new LoginResponse shape.
Add an opt-in human approval gate so Agent runs pause before executing
MCP tools that operators flag as dangerous, surface an approval card in
the chat UI, and only resume after the user approves (optionally with
edited args) or rejects.
Backend
- New mcp_tool_approvals table + repo/service to mark per-tool approval
required (PG migration 000042 + sqlite init).
- approval.Gate coordinates RequestAndWait / Resolve with sync.Once
delivery, configurable timeout, and Redis Pub/Sub fan-out so multi-
replica deployments work without sticky sessions.
- MCPTool.Execute integrates the gate; uses a round-level ApprovalCtx
(without the per-tool 60s timeout) for the wait, and re-derives a
fresh 60s exec ctx after approval so CallTool keeps a full window.
- New SSE response types (tool_approval_required / _resolved) and
EventBus events plumb approval state to AgentStreamDisplay.
- REST: list/set per-tool approval flag, resolve pending approval.
- Configurable via agent.tool_approval_timeout_seconds (yaml) or
WEKNORA_AGENT_TOOL_APPROVAL_TIMEOUT env (accepts seconds or Go
duration).
Frontend
- MCP settings: per-tool "require approval" switch on the test panel.
- Chat: ToolApprovalCard renders the pause point with editable JSON
args, validation feedback, mm:ss countdown that turns warning/danger
near deadline, and a resolved state that retains context.
- i18n strings added for zh-CN / en-US / ko-KR / ru-RU.
Docs
- docs/zh/mcp-approval.md covering behavior, config, API, deployment
considerations (Redis cross-instance, restart limitations).
- Added a new `.env.lite.example` file for the Lite version, providing a minimal configuration template.
- Updated `.env.example` to remove deprecated variables and include new Docreader settings.
- Enhanced Docker configurations to support the Lite version, including a new Dockerfile for the Docreader service.
- Introduced a Makefile target for building and running the Lite version, along with packaging capabilities.
- Created GitHub workflows for building and releasing Lite binaries, including Homebrew formula support.
- Implemented a new service file for managing the Lite version as a system service.
This update enables a streamlined, single-binary deployment of WeKnora, reducing external dependencies and simplifying setup.
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