C-292 Phase 3 OAA KV Read Split#47
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Summary
Phase 3 hardens OAA sovereign memory reads by splitting public summary reads from private raw reads.
The previous broad read path could expose raw memory entries publicly:
This PR keeps a public metadata surface, but gates raw memory payloads behind scoped read auth.
What changed
Added
lib/http/auth.tsBearerprefix.Authorization: Bearer,x-oaa-read-token,x-oaa-service-token, andx-agent-service-token.Updated
pages/api/oaa/kv.tsprivate=trueorraw=trueplus read auth.OAA_ALLOW_UNSCOPED_PRIVATE_READS=true.Added
docs/security/C292_PHASE3_OAA_KV_READ_SPLIT.md.Public mode
Returns only:
Private mode
Requires read auth.
Files changed
lib/http/auth.tspages/api/oaa/kv.tsdocs/security/C292_PHASE3_OAA_KV_READ_SPLIT.mdMerge readiness
Canon
Public reads show proof metadata.
Private reads require authorization.
Sovereign memory must not leak raw payloads.
We heal as we walk.