feat: add JWT/OAuth2 authentication & multi-tenant federation
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- Add LLMAuth struct with support for Bearer, API Key, and Custom auth types
- Implement applyAuth() to inject auth headers into LLM requests
- Add X-Tenant-ID header for multi-tenant isolation
- Add X-OAuth-Scopes header for OAuth2 scope enforcement
- Add UpdateAuth() for runtime token refresh (long-running workflows)
- Update LLMRouterConfig with Auth and TenantID fields
- Document 4 authentication patterns (Bearer, API Key, Custom, Router config)
- Add security best practices: token vault integration, tenant isolation, scopes
- Add audit headers for compliance & logging
- Create multi-tenant router factory pattern

Auth types supported:
- Bearer: JWT/OAuth2 tokens (most secure for federated access)
- API Key: Static keys (X-API-Key header)
- Custom: Any custom header-based scheme
- None: No authentication

Customers can now pass per-tenant JWT tokens with customized scopes
and isolated LLM API access per tenant/customer.
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# LLM Configuration
LLM_ENDPOINT="https://api.riotpiao.com/v1/chat/completions"
LLM_MODEL="reasoning"
LLM_API_KEY="your-api-key"
LOCAL_LLM_BASE_URL="https://api.riotpiao.com" # Override for local dev
# Temporal Configuration
TEMPORAL_HOST_URL="localhost:7233"
@@ -539,6 +539,122 @@ MEMORY_SERVICE_URL="http://poimen-memory.poimen.svc.cluster.local:8080"
LOG_LEVEL="info"
```
### Authentication & Federation
Poimen supports multiple authentication methods to federate LLM access across customers and tenants:
#### 1. Bearer Token (JWT/OAuth2)
```go
auth := &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeBearer,
Token: "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIs...", // JWT token from your auth provider
TenantID: "customer-123", // Optional: tenant isolation
Scopes: "llm:read llm:write", // Optional: OAuth2 scopes
}
client := routing.NewLLMClientWithAuth(auth)
```
#### 2. API Key
```go
auth := &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeAPIKey,
APIKey: "sk-xxx-yyy-zzz", // API key from provider
TenantID: "customer-456",
}
client := routing.NewLLMClientWithAuth(auth)
```
#### 3. Custom Header
```go
auth := &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeCustom,
HeaderName: "X-Custom-Auth",
HeaderValue: "custom-token-value",
TenantID: "customer-789",
}
client := routing.NewLLMClientWithAuth(auth)
```
#### 4. Router Configuration with Auth
```go
config := &routing.LLMRouterConfig{
Provider: openaiProvider,
KnowledgeBase: kb,
Auth: &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeBearer,
Token: jwtToken,
TenantID: customerID, // Tenant isolation in multi-tenant deployments
},
TenantID: customerID, // Additional tenant tracking
}
router := routing.NewLLMRouter(config)
```
#### Multi-Tenant Federated Access
For multi-tenant deployments:
```go
// Per-customer isolated routers
func CreateCustomerRouter(customerID, jwtToken string) (*routing.LLMRouter, error) {
auth := &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeBearer,
Token: jwtToken,
TenantID: customerID, // Passed to LLM API in X-Tenant-ID header
Scopes: "llm:read", // Restrict scopes per customer
}
config := &routing.LLMRouterConfig{
Provider: &routing.LLMClient{},
KnowledgeBase: globalKB,
Auth: auth,
TenantID: customerID,
}
return routing.NewLLMRouter(config)
}
// Usage in activity
input := &routing.LLMRouterInput{
Message: "Analyze code",
MemoryContext: memCtx,
}
output, err := router.Route(ctx, input)
// Headers sent to LLM API:
// Authorization: Bearer <jwtToken>
// X-Tenant-ID: <customerID>
// X-OAuth-Scopes: llm:read
```
#### Token Refresh & Rotation
For long-running workflows, update auth at runtime:
```go
client := routing.NewLLMClientWithAuth(oldAuth)
// Token expires, refresh it
newAuth := &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeBearer,
Token: refreshedToken, // New token from OAuth2 provider
TenantID: customerID,
}
client.UpdateAuth(newAuth)
// Subsequent requests use new token
result, err := client.Chat(ctx, systemPrompt, userMsg)
```
#### Headers Sent to LLM API
| Header | Set When | Value | Purpose |
|--------|----------|-------|---------|
| `Authorization` | Bearer auth | `Bearer {token}` | OAuth2/JWT authentication |
| `X-API-Key` | API Key auth | `{api-key}` | API key authentication |
| `X-Tenant-ID` | Any auth type | `{tenantID}` | Tenant/customer isolation |
| `X-OAuth-Scopes` | Bearer with scopes | Space-separated scopes | OAuth2 scope enforcement |
| Custom header | Custom auth | `{headerValue}` | Custom authentication scheme |
### LLMRouter Configuration (Programmatic)
```go
config := &routing.LLMRouterConfig{
@@ -664,6 +780,97 @@ kubectl apply -f k8s/worker-deployment.yaml
---
## Security & Multi-Tenancy
### Token Management
**Never hardcode tokens!** Use secure secret management:
```go
// ❌ DON'T DO THIS
auth := &routing.LLMAuth{
Token: "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIs...", // Hardcoded!
}
// ✅ DO THIS
tokenFromVault, _ := vaultClient.GetSecret("llm-token-" + customerID)
auth := &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeBearer,
Token: tokenFromVault,
TenantID: customerID,
}
```
**Recommended secret management:**
- Kubernetes Secrets (development)
- HashiCorp Vault (production)
- AWS Secrets Manager / GCP Secret Manager (cloud)
- Sealed Secrets / Sealed Policies
### Tenant Isolation
The `TenantID` header enforces tenant isolation on the LLM API side:
```go
// Customer A's workflow
authA := &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeBearer,
Token: tokenA,
TenantID: "customer-A", // ← Isolates this customer
}
// Customer B's workflow
authB := &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeBearer,
Token: tokenB,
TenantID: "customer-B", // ← Isolates this customer
}
```
The LLM API server should:
- Validate tenant ownership of tokens
- Enforce data boundaries per tenant
- Log access per tenant ID
- Rate-limit per tenant
### Scope-Based Access Control
Use OAuth2 scopes to limit capabilities:
```go
// Analytics-only customer
analytics := &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeBearer,
Token: token,
Scopes: "llm:read", // Read-only
}
// Full-access customer
admin := &routing.LLMAuth{
Type: routing.AuthTypeBearer,
Token: token,
Scopes: "llm:read llm:write llm:admin", // Full access
}
```
The LLM API server should validate scopes before executing requests.
### Audit & Compliance
All requests include identifying headers for audit trails:
```
POST /v1/chat/completions
Authorization: Bearer eyJhbGc...
X-Tenant-ID: customer-A
X-OAuth-Scopes: llm:read
# Server logs:
# timestamp=2024-01-15T10:30:00Z tenant=customer-A scope=llm:read status=200 tokens=1500
```
---
## Documentation
- **[Routing Workflow Spec](./docs/ROUTING_WORKFLOW_SPEC.md)** — Complete spec format reference