CedarCopilot wants to merge 1 commit into main from staging
Live on prod, no production signal yet
Strict CloudWatch fallback found 1 prod failure log lines for [PLAYBOOK_WEBHOOK_QUEUE] Error (Failed query: update \) in the last 24h while checking /drafter.md, playbook, applyconfigchangetool, readconnectionsettingstool, reviewconversationfanout.
Verification reached its 130s outer budget before the verifier returned. Libra is keeping this intent verifying until the next check.
Unable to complete the production verification because the remaining telemetry queries did not establish the required admin/non-admin cross-user authorization evidence or rule out tied failures.
Verification reached its 120s wall-clock budget before a tied verdict. Libra is keeping this intent verifying until the next check.
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Libra has verdicts on 0 of 11 tracked behaviors on prod; 11 are still being checked. Libra has 1 low-confidence degraded verdict it is still confirming. Libra attributed 14 failures to this change at medium confidence and is still confirming them. Libra checks hourly for 3 days after each deploy.
This change expands drafter rollout tooling and account configuration management. A focused external MCP execution confirmed that a caller can override the authenticated account identity when changing MCP connections, allowing cross-account configuration changes. The backfill script also uses relative imports despite the repository rule requiring absolute imports outside apps/server/src.
Not safe to merge until externally initiated MCP configuration writes cannot select another user's identity.
The cross-account mutation path was reproduced with an authenticated external request context and the real configuration dispatch path. The repository import-rule violation is directly present in the new script.
Files Needing Attention: apps/server/src/mastra/skills/account-config/tools/applyConfigChangeTool.ts needs an authenticated-identity boundary; apps/server/scripts/backfill-drafter.ts needs imports aligned with the repository convention.
An external MCP caller authenticated as one user can provide another user's ID to systems-write, causing MCP connection authorization and mutation to run as the other user. Bind the acting identity to the authenticated request context, and permit cross-user actions only through an explicit privileged impersonation flow.
What T-Rex did
apps/server/src/mastra/skills/account-config/tools/applyConfigChangeTool.ts, line 471-472 (link)
Caller identity overrides authentication
The externally registered systems-write tool forwards its caller-controlled userId into this tool, where it takes precedence over the authenticated request-context user. An external MCP client authenticated
Libra has not measured any production surfaces for this change yet.