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refactor: move HMAC, key, and random work to effect/crypto - #30501
Stacked on #30474. That PR moved JWT work to effect/jose; this one moves the remaining node:crypto call sites where Effect 4.1's crypto modules fit. Many of those call sites carried a nodeBuiltinImport:off suppression saying "Effect's Crypto has no createHmac / timingSafeEqual / generateKeyPairSync / createPublicKey", which is no longer true.
What moved
HMAC signing and verification now use Mac. Each service yields Mac once at construction; the server and desktop already provide it through NodeCrypto.layer, and the relay worker adds Mac.layerWebCrypto.
Server signed tokens: session, WebSocket, asset, attachment-upload, guest-share and MCP OAuth tokens. signPayload becomes an Effect. The new verifyPayloadSignature uses Mac.verify instead of re-signing and comparing strings.
Scheduled-task webhooks: signatures are decoded and checked with Mac.verify. The webhook token compare keeps its hash-then-compare shape, now with Digest and Mac.timingSafeEqual.
Relay APNs delivery jobs:signApnsDeliveryJob and verifySignedApnsDeliveryJob are Effects. Verification fails with the typed error instead of returning it.
Secret request refs and the desktop bootstrap token.
Keys now use Jwk.
The environment's Ed25519 signing key comes from Jwk.generateKeyPair and is stored as PEM, which I checked Node reads and verifies with.
The cloud mint-key check uses Jwk.importSpki(…, "EdDSA"), which rejects non-Ed25519 keys as before.
Codex PKCE uses SecureRandom and Digest.state, nonce, the verifier and the code challenge are generated in Effect, so CodexChatGptAuth no longer imports node:crypto.
Constant-time compares use Mac.timingSafeEqual. It is a pure, sync function, so the remaining Buffer + timingSafeEqual helpers move without becoming effectful.
Compatibility
The derivations are byte-identical to before, so nothing already issued is invalidated:
Secret refs still use the salt's hex text as the HMAC key. I checked this against Node's output.
Desktop bootstrap token: a test asserts the token still equals Node's HMAC, because older desktops still compute it with node:crypto.
Session, asset and invite signatures are still unpadded base64url HMAC-SHA256.
Left on node:crypto on purpose
Sync hashing inside plain functions: cookie names, the terminal history path, relay client config, and attachment and agent-scope IDs. Digest is async, so converting would make these helpers effectful for nothing.
Streaming file hashes in the Codex and Antigravity installers:Digest has no incremental API.
The relay's APNs JWT needs deterministic RFC 6979 ECDSA, so isolates mint identical tokens. WebCrypto ECDSA is randomized.
The desktop Chromium cookie import depends on Chromium's exact PBKDF2 and AES parameters.
Bare randomUUID() in non-Effect desktop code.
Verification
vp run check:changed passes. The two test failures it found first were tests building legacy tokens with a sync signPayload inside a template string; both now yield it.
Server tests across auth, assets, guest, secrets, scheduledTasks, attachment MCP tools, cloud and Codex auth: 587/587. Relay agentActivity: 102/102.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This refactor moves cryptographic operations to Effect while preserving token algorithms, secret-reference derivations, and existing stored keys. Compatibility checks and unchanged access policies leave no obvious material risk requiring human judgment.
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The pull request replaces Node crypto operations with Effect crypto services across desktop, shared, server, and relay code. Token signing and verification, webhook checks, key handling, and OAuth value generation now use Effectful APIs. Callers and tests provide the required services and evaluate the resulting Effects.
Bootstrap-token generation and validation now return Effects and use the MAC service. Desktop and server callers and tests provide that service.
Server token signing and verification apps/server/src/auth/utils.ts, apps/server/src/auth/SessionStore.ts, apps/server/src/auth/SessionStore.test.ts, apps/server/src/auth/McpOAuth.ts, apps/server/src/auth/ReusableDevAuth.ts, apps/server/src/assets/AssetAccess.ts, apps/server/src/assets/AttachmentUpload.ts, apps/server/src/assets/AttachmentUpload.test.ts, apps/server/src/guest/GuestShareService.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/attachment/handlers.ts, apps/server/src/secrets/SecretRequests.ts
Authentication, asset, attachment, guest-token, and secret-reference flows use Effect-based signing or verification. Callers now evaluate the Effects. Token formats and described invalid-token outcomes remain unchanged.
Webhook token comparison and signature verification now return Effects and receive Digest and MAC services. Tests retain rejection cases and add coverage for uppercase, prefixed hexadecimal signatures.
Cloud keys and OAuth values apps/server/src/cloud/environmentKeys.ts, apps/server/src/cloud/CloudLink.ts, apps/server/src/provider/CodexChatGptAuth.ts
Cloud key generation and validation, OAuth random-value generation, callback-port selection, and PKCE challenge generation now use Effect crypto APIs.
APNs delivery-job signing and verification now use Effect MAC operations. Queue and delivery processing provide the MAC service, tests evaluate signing Effects, and the relay Web Crypto layer adds a MAC provider.
The crypto migration has no identified material merge risk.
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apps/server/src/secrets/SecretRequests.ts: 1
73-82: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Add a compatibility assertion for existing secret references.
The service tests create and read references with the same derivation. They could pass if a later change used the raw salt instead of its hex text. Add one test with a fixed stored salt and a reference calculated by the previous Node HMAC derivation. This protects savedRef and saveToFile for values saved before an upgrade. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/secrets/SecretRequests.ts around lines 73 -
82:
Add a focused compatibility test for the secret-reference derivation used by
SecretRequests: with a fixed stored salt, compare the generated reference
against a value computed using the previous Node HMAC derivation, ensuring the
test detects use of raw salt instead of its hex text. Exercise reading through
savedRef and writing through saveToFile so references created before an upgrade
remain compatible.
Add an adjacent reason for using Effect.fnUntraced in both functions, or use named Effect.fn spans. As per coding guidelines and path instructions, “use Effect.fnUntraced deliberately” and “explain that choice” beside the function or related functions.
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Review comment at @packages/shared/src/desktopBootstrapToken.ts at line 14:
Add an adjacent explanation for the deliberate use of Effect.fnUntraced in
deriveToken and the other token-operation function, stating why tracing is
omitted; alternatively, use named Effect.fn spans where tracing is appropriate.
Keep the explanation specific to each function’s tracing choice.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/secrets/SecretRequests.ts:
- Around line 73-82: Add a focused compatibility test for the secret-reference
derivation used by SecretRequests: with a fixed stored salt, compare the
generated reference against a value computed using the previous Node HMAC
derivation, ensuring the test detects use of raw salt instead of its hex text.
Exercise reading through savedRef and writing through saveToFile so references
created before an upgrade remain compatible.
Review comments at @packages/shared/src/desktopBootstrapToken.ts:
- Line 14: Add an adjacent explanation for the deliberate use of
Effect.fnUntraced in deriveToken and the other token-operation function, stating
why tracing is omitted; alternatively, use named Effect.fn spans where tracing
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Major · Cover the missing cloud mint key cases. · CloudLink.ts:341-343
apps/server/src/cloud/CloudLink.ts:341-343 Major · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Cover the missing cloud mint key cases.
validateCloudMintPublicKey converts literal \n sequences to newlines, so valid escaped-newline PEM must be accepted. Existing lifecycle coverage already tests valid Ed25519 SPKI PEM with real newlines; do not duplicate that case.
Extend the existing applyRelayConfig coverage with:
These cases cover the changed normalization and rejection behavior.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/cloud/CloudLink.ts around lines 341 - 343:
Extend the existing applyRelayConfig coverage for validateCloudMintPublicKey to
verify that Ed25519 SPKI PEM with literal \n escapes is accepted, while
malformed PEM and valid non-Ed25519 SPKI are rejected. Reuse the existing test
setup and avoid duplicating the lifecycle test for PEM with real newlines.
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- Around line 341-343: Extend the existing applyRelayConfig coverage for
validateCloudMintPublicKey to verify that Ed25519 SPKI PEM with literal \n
escapes is accepted, while malformed PEM and valid non-Ed25519 SPKI are
rejected. Reuse the existing test setup and avoid duplicating the lifecycle test
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Effect 4.1's crypto modules cover what these node:crypto call sites need:
Mac for HMAC signing and constant-time verification, Jwk for Ed25519 key
generation and SPKI checks, SecureRandom and Digest for Codex PKCE. The
stale "Effect's Crypto has no X" suppressions go with them. Derivations
stay byte-compatible with existing tokens, secret refs, and older desktops.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stacked on #30474. That PR moved JWT work to
effect/jose; this one moves the remainingnode:cryptocall sites where Effect 4.1's crypto modules fit. Many of those call sites carried anodeBuiltinImport:offsuppression saying "Effect's Crypto has no createHmac / timingSafeEqual / generateKeyPairSync / createPublicKey", which is no longer true.What moved
Mac. Each service yieldsMaconce at construction; the server and desktop already provide it throughNodeCrypto.layer, and the relay worker addsMac.layerWebCrypto.signPayloadbecomes an Effect. The newverifyPayloadSignatureusesMac.verifyinstead of re-signing and comparing strings.Mac.verify. The webhook token compare keeps its hash-then-compare shape, now withDigestandMac.timingSafeEqual.signApnsDeliveryJobandverifySignedApnsDeliveryJobare Effects. Verification fails with the typed error instead of returning it.Jwk.Jwk.generateKeyPairand is stored as PEM, which I checked Node reads and verifies with.Jwk.importSpki(…, "EdDSA"), which rejects non-Ed25519 keys as before.SecureRandomandDigest.state,nonce, the verifier and the code challenge are generated in Effect, soCodexChatGptAuthno longer importsnode:crypto.Mac.timingSafeEqual. It is a pure, sync function, so the remainingBuffer+timingSafeEqualhelpers move without becoming effectful.Compatibility
The derivations are byte-identical to before, so nothing already issued is invalidated:
node:crypto.Left on
node:cryptoon purposeDigestis async, so converting would make these helpers effectful for nothing.Digesthas no incremental API.randomUUID()in non-Effect desktop code.Verification
vp run check:changedpasses. The two test failures it found first were tests building legacy tokens with a syncsignPayloadinside a template string; both now yield it.Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (T3 Code).
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