feat(F.7b): tool access UI + unified keys page (v3.9.0)
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"""Tool access manager — site-scoped visibility and per-site toggles (F.7b).
Provides a central pipeline that filters the set of MCP tools presented for
a user endpoint based on:
1. **Scope → category mapping.** Every ``ToolDefinition`` carries a
``category`` field (e.g. ``read``, ``lifecycle``, ``crud``, ``system``).
An API key's declared scopes **and** the site's stored ``tool_scope``
preset each map to a set of allowed categories via
:data:`SCOPE_TO_CATEGORIES`. A tool is visible only if its category is in
the intersection — the narrower of the two layers wins.
2. **Per-site tool toggles.** Site owners may explicitly disable specific
tools via the ``site_tool_toggles`` table. Only overrides are stored —
tools without an entry are enabled by default.
Tools whose ``category`` is not in :data:`KNOWN_CATEGORIES` are **always
visible** (backward compatibility — legacy plugins that have not been
annotated yet default to ``category="read"``, which belongs to the ``read``
scope set anyway, but an unknown value would be preserved).
The ``tool_scope`` value ``"custom"`` is a sentinel meaning "do not apply a
site-level preset filter" — in that case only the per-tool toggles and the
key scope are considered.
Usage::
from core.tool_access import get_tool_access_manager
mgr = get_tool_access_manager()
visible = await mgr.get_visible_tools(
site_id=site["id"],
key_scopes=["read"],
plugin_type="coolify",
)
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import logging
from typing import Any
from core.tool_registry import ToolDefinition
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# Mapping from scope → set of tool categories that scope may see.
# Used for BOTH API-key scopes and per-site ``tool_scope`` presets.
# Scopes are additive: presenting multiple scopes yields the union.
SCOPE_TO_CATEGORIES: dict[str, set[str]] = {
"read": {"read"},
"read:sensitive": {"read", "read_sensitive", "backup"},
"deploy": {"read", "lifecycle"},
"write": {"read", "lifecycle", "crud", "env"},
"admin": {
"read",
"read_sensitive",
"lifecycle",
"crud",
"env",
"backup",
"system",
},
}
# All known categories — any tool whose category is outside this set is
# treated as "always visible" for backward compatibility.
KNOWN_CATEGORIES: set[str] = {
"read",
"read_sensitive",
"lifecycle",
"crud",
"env",
"backup",
"system",
}
# Sentinel meaning "no site-level preset filter — use per-tool toggles only".
SCOPE_CUSTOM = "custom"
def scopes_to_categories(scopes: list[str]) -> set[str]:
"""Return the union of categories allowed by the given scope list.
Args:
scopes: List of scope strings as presented on the API key / token.
Returns:
Set of category names the scopes collectively allow.
"""
allowed: set[str] = set()
for scope in scopes:
allowed |= SCOPE_TO_CATEGORIES.get(scope.strip(), set())
return allowed
class ToolAccessManager:
"""Central manager for scope-based visibility and per-site tool toggles."""
def apply_scope_filter(
self,
tools: list[ToolDefinition],
scopes: list[str],
) -> list[ToolDefinition]:
"""Drop tools whose category is not allowed by the presented scopes.
Tools with an unknown category (e.g. legacy plugins not yet annotated)
are always kept — backward compatibility.
Args:
tools: Candidate tool list.
scopes: Scopes presented on the API key (or a single-element list
containing a site's ``tool_scope`` preset).
Returns:
Filtered tool list.
"""
allowed = scopes_to_categories(scopes)
if not allowed:
# No recognised scopes — preserve legacy behaviour and return
# only tools with unknown categories.
return [t for t in tools if t.category not in KNOWN_CATEGORIES]
result: list[ToolDefinition] = []
for tool in tools:
if tool.category not in KNOWN_CATEGORIES:
result.append(tool)
continue
if tool.category in allowed:
result.append(tool)
return result
async def apply_site_toggles(
self,
tools: list[ToolDefinition],
site_id: str,
) -> list[ToolDefinition]:
"""Drop tools the site owner has explicitly disabled.
Args:
tools: Candidate tool list.
site_id: Site UUID.
Returns:
Filtered tool list.
"""
from core.database import get_database
try:
db = get_database()
except RuntimeError:
return tools
toggles = await db.get_site_tool_toggles(site_id)
if not toggles:
return tools
return [t for t in tools if toggles.get(t.name, True)]
async def get_visible_tools(
self,
site_id: str,
key_scopes: list[str],
plugin_type: str,
) -> list[ToolDefinition]:
"""Return the visible tool list for a site on a given plugin.
Pipeline:
1. ``ToolRegistry.get_by_plugin_type``
2. Key-scope filter (API key's declared scopes)
3. Site-scope filter (site's stored ``tool_scope`` preset,
skipped when it is ``custom``)
4. Per-site toggle filter (``site_tool_toggles``)
Args:
site_id: Site UUID (the MCP endpoint alias resolves to this).
key_scopes: Scopes presented on the API key / token.
plugin_type: Plugin type (e.g. ``coolify``).
Returns:
List of visible ``ToolDefinition`` objects.
"""
from core.database import get_database
from core.tool_registry import get_tool_registry
registry = get_tool_registry()
tools = registry.get_by_plugin_type(plugin_type)
tools = self.apply_scope_filter(tools, key_scopes)
try:
db = get_database()
site_scope = await db.get_site_tool_scope(site_id)
except RuntimeError:
site_scope = "admin"
if site_scope and site_scope != SCOPE_CUSTOM:
tools = self.apply_scope_filter(tools, [site_scope])
tools = await self.apply_site_toggles(tools, site_id)
return tools
async def toggle_tool(
self,
site_id: str,
tool_name: str,
enabled: bool,
reason: str | None = None,
) -> None:
"""Enable or disable a single tool for a site.
Args:
site_id: Site UUID.
tool_name: Fully-qualified tool name.
enabled: True to enable, False to disable.
reason: Optional note.
"""
from core.database import get_database
db = get_database()
await db.set_site_tool_toggle(site_id, tool_name, enabled, reason)
logger.info(
"site %s toggled %s%s",
site_id,
tool_name,
"enabled" if enabled else "disabled",
)
async def bulk_toggle_by_scope(
self,
site_id: str,
scope_name: str,
enabled: bool,
plugin_type: str | None = None,
) -> int:
"""Toggle every tool whose category belongs to the given scope.
Only the *exclusive* category set of the scope is affected — i.e.
the categories explicitly listed under ``SCOPE_TO_CATEGORIES[scope_name]``.
Tools outside those categories are left unchanged.
Args:
site_id: Site UUID.
scope_name: Scope key (``"read"``, ``"deploy"``, ...).
enabled: True to enable, False to disable.
plugin_type: Optional filter — only affect tools from this plugin.
When ``None`` every plugin's tools in that category are touched.
Returns:
Number of tools affected.
"""
from core.database import get_database
from core.tool_registry import get_tool_registry
categories = SCOPE_TO_CATEGORIES.get(scope_name)
if categories is None:
raise ValueError(f"Unknown scope '{scope_name}'")
registry = get_tool_registry()
candidates = registry.get_all()
if plugin_type is not None:
candidates = [t for t in candidates if t.plugin_type == plugin_type]
affected = [t.name for t in candidates if t.category in categories]
if not affected:
return 0
db = get_database()
await db.bulk_set_site_tool_toggles(
site_id,
[(name, enabled) for name in affected],
reason=f"bulk:{scope_name}",
)
return len(affected)
async def list_tools_for_site(
self,
site_id: str,
plugin_type: str,
) -> list[dict[str, Any]]:
"""Return every tool for a plugin, annotated with per-site toggle state.
Used by the dashboard API to present the per-site management view.
Does not apply scope filters — the UI decides what to show.
Args:
site_id: Site UUID.
plugin_type: Plugin type.
Returns:
List of dicts with tool metadata + ``enabled`` flag.
"""
from core.database import get_database
from core.tool_registry import get_tool_registry
try:
db = get_database()
toggles = await db.get_site_tool_toggles(site_id)
except RuntimeError:
toggles = {}
registry = get_tool_registry()
tools = registry.get_by_plugin_type(plugin_type)
return [
{
"name": t.name,
"description": t.description,
"plugin_type": t.plugin_type,
"category": t.category,
"sensitivity": t.sensitivity,
"required_scope": t.required_scope,
"enabled": toggles.get(t.name, True),
}
for t in tools
]
# Singleton
_manager: ToolAccessManager | None = None
def get_tool_access_manager() -> ToolAccessManager:
"""Return the singleton :class:`ToolAccessManager`."""
global _manager
if _manager is None:
_manager = ToolAccessManager()
return _manager