API keys reach tasks and lists over plain REST too (GET /task-lists, GET /tasks with
status/due filters, PATCH/DELETE /thoughts/{id}, GET /lists, list items), guarded by a route
table; notes and settings stay closed. Rights hold for every access alike (webhook:task also
allows create_task over MCP, tasks:write also task delivery).
Tasks, thoughts and list items record which key created them and which one changed them last
(migration 13 replaces agent_mark; origin stays after the user's own edits and survives the
triage into a list item). OriginBadge shows the key name with a webhook or robot icon, details
on hover and tap, and replaces the Webhook and KI badges everywhere, now also on list items.
Settings: category "API" with rights grouped by tasks, lists and inbox and two tabs
(curl / smart home with a Home Assistant sensor, AI agents over MCP). Docs, help, README and
changelog updated; v0.30.0.
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- Every login is a session (device, IP, last use); the token's jti is its ID.
Sessions end on logout, per device from the profile, or after 30 idle days.
- Tokens older than a day are renewed via the X-Session-Token header.
- Changing password or login e-mail needs the current password; a new
password logs out all other devices and mails the old address.
- Demo reset keeps the demo visitors' sessions.
- revoked_tokens is replaced by sessions (migration 4); everyone is logged
out once after the upgrade.
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WebSocket and EventSource put the 30-day session token into the URL,
where proxies log it. The app now gets a one-time ticket right before
connecting (POST /auth/stream-ticket, 60 s, bound to the token version);
?token= is no longer accepted for streams, non-browser clients may use
the Authorization header.
With BASE_URL set, CORS allows only that origin and WebSocket upgrades
only it or the requested host; credentials are off (no cookies exist).
Logout, ending all sessions, a new password and deactivation close all
live streams of the account; clients with a valid session reconnect
with a fresh ticket.
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Keys get scopes when created (webhook:triage, webhook:task,
webhook:list; default triage, old keys become triage). The webhook
ingest learns target task (optional task list) and list_item (needs a
list the owner may write to); /inbox checks the scope of its target as
well; a missing scope answers 403. Keys can no longer open live streams,
which carried all of the owner's events.
The visible key UI lived in the account settings while EcosystemView
was never rendered; it is replaced by ApiKeysPanel in the settings with
scope chips, scope badges per key and a simulator for all three
targets. Examples send the key as X-API-Key header, not in the URL.
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Pure moves, no behaviour change: the storage layer now has users,
apikeys, thoughts, tasklists, documents, folders, tags, lists, teams and
system files next to sqlite.go (store, schema, migrations); the API has
handlers_*.go per area plus realtime.go and alarms.go next to server.go
(server, router, middleware). Declarations were moved verbatim with an
AST-based tool; imports pruned with goimports.
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