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feat(agents): add AI agents and MCP support (CIMD and DCR) - #215
Adds support for Kinde "AI agents and MCP" applications (CIMD and DCR) in a new kinde_sdk.agents module, with MCP adapters behind the kinde-python-sdk[mcp] extra.
Resource server (KindeAgentAuth)
Verifies tokens by introspection by default, using the application's credentials. Local JWT verification, or JWT plus introspection, are options.
Provides has_permission, has_role and has_scope, plus token revocation.
A Kinde outage is never answered with 401, so agents don't restart their sign-in.
Agent client (KindeAgentClient)
Discovers the resource and Kinde from a 401 challenge.
Identifies itself with CIMD, a pre-registered client, or DCR.
Signs in with PKCE through a loopback redirect, refreshes tokens, steps up on insufficient_scope, and stores tokens (in memory or a file).
CIMD helpers
build_client_metadata_document, client_metadata_response and validate_client_metadata_url.
MCP adapters (kinde_sdk.agents.mcp, Python 3.10+)
KindeTokenVerifier always sets resource; without it, the MCP SDK rejects every token.
kinde_auth_settings keeps offline in the published scopes and turns on resource validation.
Also includes get_agent_auth_context, mount_authorization_server_metadata and KindeOAuthClientProvider.
Framework integrations
kinde_fastapi.agents.FastAPIAgentAuth and kinde_flask.agents.FlaskAgentAuth, plus routers for serving a CIMD document.
Also: examples in examples/agents/, a README section, and the mcp extra in pyproject.toml. The extra is capped below mcp 3.0 because the client adapter hooks into OAuthClientProvider internals.
Testing
The changes were tested in two ways: automated tests against a fake Kinde, and a manual end-to-end run against a live Kinde business with the dcr_application feature flag on and an "AI agents and MCP" application.
Automated tests
179 new tests in testv2/testv2_agents/, all passing. The full suite passes too: 623 passed, 3 skipped (444 before this change).
Run with Python 3.14 and mcp 2.3.0.
Line coverage of kinde_sdk/agents is about 89%.
The tests use a fake Kinde (kinde_fake.py, on httpx.MockTransport) that matches the live behaviour found below. It also fails any test that calls a shared /oauth2/* endpoint instead of the application's /oauth2/agents/<id>/... endpoints.
The MCP adapters are tested against the real mcp package: a real MCPServer via Starlette's TestClient, and the real OAuthClientProvider flow.
The FastAPI and Flask integrations are tested with each framework's test client.
End-to-end against live Kinde
Setup:
The example MCP server (examples/agents/mcp_server.py) ran locally at http://localhost:3001/mcp.
It used KindeTokenVerifier, kinde_auth_settings and mount_authorization_server_metadata, verifying tokens by introspection (the default).
Two test users: user 1 with the read:docs permission, user 2 without it.
1. Discovery and metadata (examples/agents/smoke_check.py)
Kinde's scoped discovery document: the issuer is /oauth2/agents/<id>, CIMD and DCR are advertised, openid is not offered, and offline is.
The server's protected resource metadata: resource matches the Resource URL exactly, authorization_servers is the scoped issuer, and scopes_supported includes offline.
401 challenges:
With no token, a 401 whose WWW-Authenticate points at the metadata URL.
With a bad token, a 401 with error="invalid_token".
SDK code exercised: AgentAuthConfig, KindeAgentAuth.protected_resource_metadata, challenge and error_response, KindeTokenVerifier, and the www_authenticate helpers.
2. Resource server with a real MCP client (MCP Inspector 2.12, which registered with DCR)
User 1 signed in. whoami returned their user ID, client ID and permissions, and read_docs succeeded.
User 2 signed in. read_docs returned a tool error rather than an HTTP 403, so the client didn't loop back to sign-in.
SDK code exercised:
Live introspection: KindeAgentAuth.verify_token_async.
KindeTokenVerifier, with resource set so the MCP SDK accepts the token.
get_agent_auth_context and has_permission.
AgentAuthContext built from real Kinde claims, including permissions from the token and scopes from scp.
3. Token contents (smoke_check.py --token, using a token Kinde issued)
iss is the Kinde domain, and aud contains the Resource URL.
There's no openid scope.
offline is in the token's scp and in introspection's scope. This confirms that kinde_auth_settings can require offline by default.
Introspection with the application's credentials returns active: true.
4. Agent client with DCR (examples/agents/cli_agent.py, no CIMD URL)
The first run:
discovered the resource and Kinde from the 401 challenge;
registered with DCR;
signed in with the browser through a loopback redirect and PKCE (S256);
exchanged the code and called the MCP server (initialize).
The second run reused the stored tokens with no browser.
build_client_metadata_document generated the document, which was hosted over HTTPS on a test domain added to the application's Trusted agent hosts.
cli_agent.py, given the document URL as its client ID, signed in and called the server with no registration step.
6. FastAPI integration (examples/agents/fastapi_resource_server.py, in place of the MCP server on the same Resource URL)
FastAPIAgentAuth served the protected resource metadata and the authorization server metadata mirror: the scoped issuer, with offline in scopes_supported.
The require() dependency answered:
with no token, a 401 whose WWW-Authenticate points at the metadata URL;
with a bad token, a 401 with error="invalid_token".
A token Kinde issued to the agent client (CIMD) got a 200 from GET /api/me, with the user, agent and permissions from Kinde.
GET /api/docs (require_permission("read:docs")) returned the expected result for the signed-in user's permissions. When the permission was missing, it was a plain 403, not insufficient_scope, so the agent didn't try to sign in again.
7. Failure cases
Revocation.
KindeAgentAuth.revoke_token revoked the agent's access token, and verify_token then rejected it.
On the agent's next run, the refresh failed and a fresh browser sign-in started, as expected.
Another application's credentials. Introspecting a valid token with a second application's credentials returned 200 {"active": false}.
Kinde unreachable.
With Kinde unreachable, the real MCPServer and KindeTokenVerifier answer a 5xx, never a 401, so agents don't restart their sign-in.
This was run in-process against an unreachable host, not by cutting the network under the running server. MCP Inspector can't reconnect without internet.
Found during live testing and fixed
Live Kinde doesn't follow the RFC 7662 form for an inactive token. It answers introspection of an inactive or unknown token with 401 {"error": "token_inactive"}, not 200 {"active": false}.
The SDK had treated that as misconfiguration and returned a 5xx.
It now maps token_inactive (and invalid_token) to a 401 invalid_token.
A wrong secret or an unknown client (401 request_unauthorized) is still treated as misconfiguration: it's logged and answered with 503.
The fake Kinde in the tests now behaves the same way.
Not covered by the live run
KindeOAuthClientProvider (the MCP client adapter) and KindeTokenStorage: covered by automated tests only, against the real OAuthClientProvider.
The Flask integration, client_metadata_router and client_metadata_blueprint: covered by automated tests only. FastAPI and Flask share the same core, and both run the same parametrized tests.
The jwt and jwt+introspection verification modes: automated tests only. The live run used the default, introspection.
A refresh that succeeds after the access token expires: automated tests only. Live, only the failed refresh after revocation was seen.
Step-up on 403 insufficient_scope: automated tests only.
Deleting the application (discovery returns 404): not run.
Python 3.9 to 3.13: the suite was run on Python 3.14 only. The core is written to support 3.9, and the mcp extra needs 3.10 or newer.
Add kinde_sdk.agents for Kinde "AI agents and MCP" applications:
- KindeAgentAuth: resource server verification (introspection by default,
local JWT or both as options), protected resource metadata, RFC 6750
challenges, permission checks and token revocation.
- KindeAgentClient: agent client with discovery, CIMD, pre-registered
clients or DCR, PKCE sign-in, refresh, step-up and token storage.
- CIMD helpers: build_client_metadata_document, client_metadata_response
and validate_client_metadata_url.
- MCP adapters behind the [mcp] extra: KindeTokenVerifier (sets resource,
so the MCP SDK accepts tokens), kinde_auth_settings and
KindeOAuthClientProvider.
- FastAPI and Flask integrations, examples and README section.
Kinde answers introspection of an inactive token with
401 token_inactive rather than 200 {"active": false}; this is mapped to
a 401 invalid_token so agents refresh or sign in again.
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Walkthrough
This PR adds public agent-authentication APIs, resource-server verification, OAuth client flows, MCP and FastAPI/Flask integrations, examples, documentation, and tests.
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Agent authentication and client support
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Summary
Shared contracts and utilities kinde_sdk/agents/*, testv2/testv2_agents/test_www_authenticate_and_cimd.py
The public package exports agent-authentication APIs. New utilities cover configuration, authentication context, errors, client storage, client metadata, and WWW-Authenticate challenges. Tests exercise challenge parsing and metadata validation.
The resource-server API adds metadata, bearer-token authentication, JWT and introspection verification, caching, revocation, and HTTP error responses. Tests use a fake Kinde service to exercise verification paths.
The client adds metadata discovery, CIMD and dynamic registration, authorization-code flows, token refresh, authenticated requests, and disconnect handling. Examples and tests cover authorization and token storage.
The MCP adapters add client token storage and scope handling, server token verification, authorization settings, and metadata routes. The example and tests cover protected tools and client authorization.
FastAPI and Flask integrations kinde_fastapi/agents.py, kinde_flask/agents.py, examples/agents/fastapi_resource_server.py, testv2/testv2_agents/test_framework_integrations.py
The framework adapters add metadata routes, authentication and authorization helpers, and client-metadata endpoints. Tests cover metadata, authentication, permissions, scopes, and error responses.
Examples, setup checks, and documentation examples/agents/*, README.md, .gitignore
The examples demonstrate agent setup. The smoke checker validates discovery, resource metadata, authentication challenges, and optional client metadata and access tokens. The README describes configuration and the added integrations. .gitignore adds patterns for environment files and .DS_Store.
Verify the ID token signature using Kinde's JWKS #214 — This PR adds JWT and JWKS-based access-token verification, which addresses the access-token verification objective. The issue also requests ID-token signature verification, which these changes do not establish.
Suggested reviewers: marcokinde
Merge Risk: Low · previous review a54fb
Mergeable with bounded follow-up: concurrent registration cleanup can force sign-in again, and malformed registration responses can break later authorization. Address these edge cases and clarify the outstanding Flask metadata-path concern.
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Install the mcp extra in CI so the MCP adapter tests run.
CI never installs the mcp extra, so testv2/testv2_agents/test_mcp_adapters.py skips on every run. The module calls pytest.importorskip("mcp") before its tests. The CI run still exits 0, so regressions in the MCP adapters are not caught by CI. Install the same pin that pyproject.toml declares for the extra, on Python 3.10 and later, in the unittest job:
The first run on Python 3.10–3.13 may expose failures that the local Python 3.14 runs did not show.
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Review comment at @testv2/testv2_agents/test_mcp_adapters.py at line 13:
Update the CI unittest job to install the MCP dependency using the version
constraint declared in pyproject.toml for Python 3.10 and later, so the tests
guarded by pytest.importorskip("mcp") run instead of being skipped.
The only /email request in testv2/ expects a 403 for a token without the email scope. An implementation that rejects every require("email") request still passes this suite. The current adapters accept a token that carries email, so this test guards against a future regression rather than fixing a current defect.
Add a request with email granted. It expects a 200 response and the user payload. The client fixture runs each test against both FastAPI and Flask, so one test covers both adapters.
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Add a granted-scope success test alongside
test_missing_scope_is_insufficient_scope, requesting /email with a token that
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @examples/agents/smoke_check.py:
- Around line 157-163: Update check_token to catch httpx.HTTPError from the
introspection POST and report FAIL before returning. Also catch ValueError when
parsing the successful response body, report FAIL, and return so failures do not
escape check_token.
- Line 56: In check_kinde_discovery, check_protected_resource, and check_cimd,
validate that the parsed metadata body is a dict before calling .get; on a
failed check, return without raising so main() can print its summary. Add the
check in check_cimd after line 128 as requested, and preserve the existing
behavior for object bodies.
Review comments at @kinde_fastapi/agents.py:
- Line 162: Update the metadata route registration in client_metadata_router to
decode the client ID URL path before registering it, so percent-encoded paths
match Starlette’s decoded request paths. Preserve the explicit path override
behavior.
Review comments at @kinde_flask/agents.py:
- Line 175: Decode the default metadata route path before registration so it
matches Werkzeug’s decoded request path. Update the route setup using
urlsplit(document["client_id"]) to unquote the path when no explicit path is
provided, leaving explicit paths unchanged.
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/agents/client_metadata.py:
- Around line 42-43: Update _redirect_uri_problem to access parts.port in the
HTTP loopback branch and return a fatal problem when parsing the port raises
ValueError; preserve acceptance of valid loopback ports and the existing
behavior that permits any port.
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/agents/client.py:
- Around line 180-193: Update `_LoopbackListener._handle` to verify that the
callback query’s `state` matches the pending authorization attempt before
responding successfully or completing `_result`. Return 404 for mismatched or
missing state without consuming the one-shot future; preserve the existing
handling for valid callback requests.
- Around line 820-821: Update disconnect’s forget=True handling so it deletes
the DCR registration even when get_tokens returns no tokens, using the
registration key derived from issuer and redirect URI. Preserve the existing
token cleanup behavior when tokens are present.
- Around line 692-695: In refresh, reload tokens from storage after discover()
and before deriving the identity or posting the refresh token; return None if no
tokens remain.
- Around line 583-589: In complete_authorization, compare the issuer returned by
discover() with pending.issuer before sending the token request; raise
AuthorizationError if they differ, and leave the existing callback-issuer check
unchanged.
- Around line 355-358: In the discovery candidate-building flow after
find_bearer_challenge, skip a challenge’s resource_metadata when it targets a
loopback host and self.resource_url is non-loopback. Continue accepting loopback
metadata for loopback resources and cross-origin metadata on non-loopback hosts,
so skipped entries fall through to the existing same-origin well-known
candidates.
- Line 468: Update the response parsing in _register to catch ValueError from
response.json() and raise RegistrationError, preserving the decode failure as
the cause; keep the existing handling for valid JSON responses unchanged.
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/agents/config.py:
- Line 50: Update normalize_domain to reject domains whose parsed netloc
contains userinfo before returning the normalized domain, matching the userinfo
validation in _validate_resource_url; keep the existing path, query, and
fragment checks unchanged.
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/agents/resource_server.py:
- Around line 593-594: Update `_check_revocation` to clear the entire
`_introspection_cache` after successful revocation instead of removing only the
supplied token’s cache key, since a paired access token may be cached under an
unknown key. This shared method should cover both sync and async revocation
paths.
- Around line 98-101: Update _JwksCache._store to validate the JWKS keys value
before iterating it, and raise VerificationUnavailableError when it is not a
list so the existing error handling and cache fallback apply.
- Around line 125-130: Update _JwksCache to track whether a JWKS refresh failed,
set that state in _fetch_failed, and clear it after a successful _store. In
_lookup, when the requested key is missing after a failed refresh, raise
VerificationUnavailableError instead of InvalidTokenError; preserve the 401
behavior for unknown keys after a successful refresh.
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/agents/storage.py:
- Around line 106-114: Update FileAgentStorage._set to hold an OS-level lock on
a sidecar file across the complete read-modify-write sequence, including _read
and _write, so writes from separate processes cannot overwrite one another;
retain the existing instance-level guard.
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Review comments at @testv2/testv2_agents/test_framework_integrations.py:
- Around line 140-145: Add a granted-scope success test alongside
test_missing_scope_is_insufficient_scope, requesting /email with a token that
includes the email scope. Assert that the response is 200 and its body contains
the expected user payload; use the shared client fixture so the test covers both
adapters.
Review comments at @testv2/testv2_agents/test_mcp_adapters.py:
- Line 13: Update the CI unittest job to install the MCP dependency using the
version constraint declared in pyproject.toml for Python 3.10 and later, so the
tests guarded by pytest.importorskip("mcp") run instead of being skipped.
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Agent client:
- Refuse the code exchange if the authorization server changed after
sign-in started.
- Reload tokens after discovery in refresh(), so tokens dropped on an
issuer change are never sent to the new issuer.
- Loopback listener ignores callbacks with the wrong state.
- Ignore a loopback resource_metadata URL from a remote resource.
- Raise RegistrationError for a non-JSON registration response.
- disconnect(forget=True) drops the registration without stored tokens.
Resource server:
- Treat a JWKS response without a keys list as unavailable (503).
- Answer 503, not 401, for an unknown kid while JWKS refresh is failing.
- Clear the introspection cache on revocation.
Also: reject userinfo in the Kinde domain and invalid loopback ports in
redirect URIs, decode percent-escapes in the CIMD route path, lock
FileAgentStorage across processes, harden smoke_check.py, and install
the mcp extra in CI so the MCP adapter tests run.
Reject non-string DCR client_id values during registration.
_register accepts any truthy client_id, including an integer, and persists it unchanged. Authorization URL construction and the default client_secret_post and none token requests tolerate an integer. The client_secret_basic branch in _apply_client_auth calls quote_plus on the ID, which raises TypeError and bypasses RegistrationError. Require a non-empty string:
🐛 Suggested fix
- if not isinstance(body, dict) or not body.get("client_id"):+ if not isinstance(body, dict) or not isinstance(body.get("client_id"), str) or not body["client_id"]:
raise RegistrationError("The registration response has no client_id")
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Review comment at @kinde_sdk/agents/client.py around lines 509 - 515:
Update the client_id validation in _register to reject values that are not
strings or are empty, raising RegistrationError before persisting the
registration response.
Minor · Reject < and > in the client ID route path. · agents.py:186-188
Decoding %3C and %3E in the client ID path creates a Werkzeug variable in the route. client_metadata() takes no arguments, so a request to that path can return HTTP 500. Other /oauth/*.json requests can also return 500. Reject these characters when the blueprint is created.
🐛 Suggested fix
route = path or unquote(urlsplit(document["client_id"]).path)
+ if "<" in route or ">" in route:+ raise ValueError(f"The client metadata path must not contain '<' or '>': {route!r}")
blueprint.add_url_rule(route, view_func=client_metadata, methods=["GET"])
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Validate the decoded route in the blueprint setup before registering it with
add_url_rule; reject routes containing “<” or “>” so encoded client ID paths
cannot become Werkzeug variables. Keep the existing route construction and
client_metadata registration unchanged for valid paths.
Minor · Document that revocation reaches other workers only after their… · resource_server.py:626-627
Document that revocation reaches other workers only after their cache entries expire.
With introspection_cache_seconds above 0, _check_revocation clears only the calling instance's _introspection_cache. Another worker that cached the same token can keep accepting it for up to 60 seconds. The README says a revoked token "stops working immediately" and does not mention this window when caching is enabled.
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Review comment at @kinde_sdk/agents/resource_server.py around lines 626 - 627:
Update the README’s revoked-token behavior description to clarify that with
introspection caching enabled, revocation clears only the calling instance’s
`_introspection_cache`; other workers may continue accepting the token until
their cache entries expire. Preserve the immediate-revocation claim only where
it applies.
Minor · Use OAuth form-encoded Basic credentials in check_token. · smoke_check.py:165-170
examples/agents/smoke_check.py:165-170 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use OAuth form-encoded Basic credentials in check_token.
httpx tuple authentication sends the raw client ID and secret. RFC 6749 §2.3.1 requires form-encoding both values before HTTP Basic authentication. With credentials containing characters changed by form encoding, a compliant introspection server can reject the smoke-check request. Kinde-specific rejection is not established.
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Update the authentication setup in check_token so the client ID and secret are
form-encoded before being sent as HTTP Basic credentials, while preserving the
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Review comments at @kinde_sdk/agents/client.py:
- Around line 883-885: Update disconnect’s forget=True flow so an
AgentClientError from self.discover() does not return before deleting an
existing DCR registration. Use an offline-capable key path to locate and remove
the stored registration even when discovery fails.
- Around line 888-890: In disconnect, verify that metadata.get("issuer") matches
tokens.get("issuer") before using the discovered revocation endpoint; when they
differ, skip revocation rather than sending the tokens to that issuer.
- Around line 881-886: Update disconnect’s no-token cleanup to delete the
registration using the actual bound loopback URI key, not self.redirect_uri;
retain that registration key when authorization creates the registration so it
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @examples/agents/smoke_check.py:
- Around line 165-170: Update the authentication setup in check_token so the
client ID and secret are form-encoded before being sent as HTTP Basic
credentials, while preserving the existing introspection request behavior.
Review comments at @kinde_flask/agents.py:
- Around line 186-188: Validate the decoded route in the blueprint setup before
registering it with add_url_rule; reject routes containing “<” or “>” so encoded
client ID paths cannot become Werkzeug variables. Keep the existing route
construction and client_metadata registration unchanged for valid paths.
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/agents/client.py:
- Around line 509-515: Update the client_id validation in _register to reject
values that are not strings or are empty, raising RegistrationError before
persisting the registration response.
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/agents/resource_server.py:
- Around line 626-627: Update the README’s revoked-token behavior description to
clarify that with introspection caching enabled, revocation clears only the
calling instance’s `_introspection_cache`; other workers may continue accepting
the token until their cache entries expire. Preserve the immediate-revocation
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kinde_sdk/agents/context.py
kinde_sdk/agents/errors.py
kinde_sdk/agents/www_authenticate.py
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disconnect() no longer sends tokens or the client secret to a different
authorization server's revocation endpoint after an issuer change.
disconnect(forget=True) now deletes every DCR registration the client
used, from an index kept per resource and account, so it works without
discovery and with the default portless redirect URI (whose registration
is stored under the port the listener bound).
Also:
- Reject a DCR client_id that isn't a non-empty string.
- Reject a CIMD route path that would become a route variable after
decoding ("<" ">" for Flask, "{" "}" for FastAPI).
- README: with introspection caching, revocation reaches other workers
only when their cache entry expires.
- smoke_check.py: form-encode introspection credentials (RFC 6749 2.3.1).
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Minor · Per-port registrations and the index grow with each sign-in that reaches a… · client.py:485-486
kinde_sdk/agents/client.py:485-486 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff
Per-port registrations and the index grow with each sign-in that reaches a new loopback port.
The default listener binds an ephemeral port on each run. _client_identity keys each registration by issuer|redirect_uri, so each new port adds a registration and an index entry. Only disconnect(forget=True) removes them. Storage and sign-in work therefore grow with the number of sign-ins. Most of that growth comes from the registrations, not the index, so retiring index entries alone would not stop it. The index adds one short string per key and is not the main cost.
Suggested fix
Retire registrations for redirect URIs the agent no longer uses, or cap the number kept. Retiring only the index entries would not stop the growth.
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Review comment at @kinde_sdk/agents/client.py around lines 485 - 486:
Update the registration persistence flow around set_registration to retire
registrations for redirect URIs the agent no longer uses or cap the number
retained, so sign-ins on new ephemeral ports do not cause unbounded registration
growth. Ensure cleanup removes the registrations themselves, not only their
index entries.
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Review comment at @testv2/testv2_agents/test_agent_client.py around lines 194 -
197:
Add a test alongside test_non_string_client_id_in_registration that returns an
empty-string client_id from fake._register and verifies
make_client(fake).connect() raises RegistrationError with the existing “no
client_id” message.
Add a separate token-present discovery-failure test.
Deleting tokens is intentional in this test. It covers forget=True cleanup when no tokens remain. With no tokens, disconnect() skips discover(), so the test does not cover discovery failure during token revocation. Keep this test and add a separate case with tokens still stored and fake.prm = None.
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Review comment at @testv2/testv2_agents/test_agent_client.py around lines 307 -
310:
Keep the existing test that deletes tokens, and add a separate
`disconnect(forget=True)` test with tokens still stored and `fake.prm = None` to
exercise discovery failure during token revocation. Assert the expected failure
behavior without changing the no-tokens cleanup case.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @kinde_fastapi/agents.py:
- Around line 170-172: Update the route validation guard to reject only complete
Starlette path-parameter segments, including named parameters with optional
converters; allow unmatched braces such as those in a static route. Keep the
existing AgentConfigError behavior for routes containing a complete parameter.
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/agents/client.py:
- Around line 483-486: Update `_remember_registration_key` to make its
registration-index read-modify-write atomic, using a single storage operation or
holding the storage lock across both the read and write. Preserve the existing
duplicate-key check and ensure concurrent updates retain every registration key.
- Line 526: Update _register to validate that any returned client_secret is a
string before storing the registration; reject non-string secrets through the
RegistrationError path so invalid registrations are not retained.
- Around line 925-926: Update disconnect(forget=True) so it deletes a
registration only when this account exclusively owns it; the issuer/redirect-URI
key and account-specific index do not establish ownership. Add or reuse an
explicit ownership or reference-count mechanism in the storage contract, and
retain registrations still owned by another account.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/agents/client.py:
- Around line 485-486: Update the registration persistence flow around
set_registration to retire registrations for redirect URIs the agent no longer
uses or cap the number retained, so sign-ins on new ephemeral ports do not cause
unbounded registration growth. Ensure cleanup removes the registrations
themselves, not only their index entries.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @testv2/testv2_agents/test_agent_client.py:
- Around line 194-197: Add a test alongside
test_non_string_client_id_in_registration that returns an empty-string client_id
from fake._register and verifies make_client(fake).connect() raises
RegistrationError with the existing “no client_id” message.
- Around line 307-310: Keep the existing test that deletes tokens, and add a
separate `disconnect(forget=True)` test with tokens still stored and `fake.prm =
None` to exercise discovery failure during token revocation. Assert the expected
failure behavior without changing the no-tokens cleanup case.
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Registrations were keyed by issuer and redirect URI, so accounts sharing
a storage file shared one registration, and forget on one account broke
the others. With the default port-less loopback redirect, every sign-in
also added a new registration that was never cleaned up.
Each account now keeps a single registration slot. A new redirect URI,
issuer or expiring secret replaces it, forget deletes only that slot,
and invalid_client cleanup leaves a newer registration alone. This also
removes the registration index and its non-atomic update.
Also reject a non-string client_secret from registration, and in FastAPI
reject only real {name} path parameters rather than any brace.
Add tests for paths Codecov flagged as untested:
- async JWT and jwt+introspection verification, including a revoked
token with a valid signature and a forged signature never reaching
introspection
- sync and async revocation: cache clearing, network failure and a
refused revoke
- the introspection cache size limit, both with and without expired
entries to drop
- invalid_client on the code exchange dropping the stored registration
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Follow-up Comments
Make the stale-registration delete conditional on the stored value.
493-495: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Poor tradeoff
Make the stale-registration delete conditional on the stored value.
_drop_registration reads the stored registration, then deletes it in a separate storage call. FileAgentStorage.get_registration takes no file lock, so another process can save a new registration between the two calls. The delete then removes that registration, and the next sign-in or token refresh must start again. Hold one lock across both operations, or add a compare-and-delete operation to AgentClientStorage.
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Review comment at @kinde_sdk/agents/client.py around lines 493 - 495:
Update _drop_registration to prevent deleting a newer registration saved between
the read and delete; use an atomic compare-and-delete operation in
AgentClientStorage, or hold the same storage lock across both operations, so
deletion occurs only if the stored client_id still matches identity.
Validate clientsecretexpiresat before storing it.
475-476: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Validate client_secret_expires_at before storing it.
_register stores the DCR value without a type check. A string value causes TypeError at the expiry check on the next authorization. Validate the value as a number and raise RegistrationError on failure.
Suggested fix
if secret is not None and (not isinstance(secret, str) or not secret):
raise RegistrationError("The registration response has an invalid client_secret")
+ expires_at = body.get("client_secret_expires_at") or 0+ if isinstance(expires_at, bool) or not isinstance(expires_at, (int, float)):+ raise RegistrationError("The registration response has an invalid client_secret_expires_at")
registration = {
"client_id": body["client_id"],
"client_secret": secret,
# Use what came back, not what was asked for
"token_endpoint_auth_method": body.get("token_endpoint_auth_method")
or ("client_secret_post" if secret else "none"),
- "client_secret_expires_at": body.get("client_secret_expires_at") or 0,+ "client_secret_expires_at": expires_at,
"redirect_uri": redirect_uri,
"issuer": self._as_metadata["issuer"],
}
Records that already store a string value still raise TypeError until they are replaced.
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Review comment at @kinde_sdk/agents/client.py around lines 475 - 476:
Update _register to validate client_secret_expires_at as a number before storing
it, rejecting invalid values with RegistrationError; ensure booleans are not
accepted as numbers so the later expiry check can safely compare the value with
time.time().
Cover stored tokens across a registration replacement.
Cover stored tokens across a registration replacement.
test_new_redirect_uri_replaces_the_registration deletes the account's tokens before it replaces the registration. No test keeps tokens issued to the old registration while a new redirect URI replaces it. In that state, refresh() finds that the stored registration's client_id no longer matches the token's client_id. It then deletes the tokens and returns None. No test covers this branch. This is the intended handling, so the test should assert that a new sign-in is required and that the tokens are removed.
Add a test that keeps the tokens, replaces the registration through begin_authorization(), and asserts that refresh() returns None and removes the tokens.
🧪 Suggested test
assert registration["redirect_uri"] == "http://127.0.0.1:8002/callback"
assert set(storage._registrations) == {REGISTRATION_KEY}
+ async def test_replaced_registration_drops_tokens_of_the_old_one(self, fake):+ storage = InMemoryAgentStorage()+ await make_client(fake, storage=storage, redirect_uri="http://127.0.0.1:8001/callback").connect()+ # Replace the registration while its tokens are still stored+ replacing = make_client(fake, storage=storage, redirect_uri="http://127.0.0.1:8002/callback")+ await replacing.begin_authorization()+ assert fake.count("/register") == 2+ assert await replacing.refresh() is None+ assert not await storage.get_tokens(f"{RESOURCE_URL}|default")+
async def test_invalid_client_keeps_a_newer_registration(self, fake):
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Review comment at @testv2/testv2_agents/test_agent_client.py around lines 249 -
251:
Add a test alongside `test_new_redirect_uri_replaces_the_registration` that
retains the stored tokens while replacing the registration via
`begin_authorization()`. Verify the replacement registration is created,
`refresh()` returns `None`, and the old tokens are removed from storage.
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…t expiry
Cleaning up after invalid_client read the stored registration and then
deleted it in a separate call, so another process could save a newer
registration in between and lose it. The built-in stores now offer
delete_registration_if_client(), which FileAgentStorage runs under its
file lock, and the client uses it when a store provides it. Custom
stores without it keep working as before.
Also reject a registration response whose client_secret_expires_at is
not a number, instead of failing later with a TypeError, and test that
tokens issued to a replaced registration require a new sign-in.
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Summary
Adds support for Kinde "AI agents and MCP" applications (CIMD and DCR) in a new
kinde_sdk.agentsmodule, with MCP adapters behind thekinde-python-sdk[mcp]extra.Resource server (
KindeAgentAuth)has_permission,has_roleandhas_scope, plus token revocation.Agent client (
KindeAgentClient)insufficient_scope, and stores tokens (in memory or a file).CIMD helpers
build_client_metadata_document,client_metadata_responseandvalidate_client_metadata_url.MCP adapters (
kinde_sdk.agents.mcp, Python 3.10+)KindeTokenVerifieralways setsresource; without it, the MCP SDK rejects every token.kinde_auth_settingskeepsofflinein the published scopes and turns on resource validation.get_agent_auth_context,mount_authorization_server_metadataandKindeOAuthClientProvider.Framework integrations
kinde_fastapi.agents.FastAPIAgentAuthandkinde_flask.agents.FlaskAgentAuth, plus routers for serving a CIMD document.Also: examples in
examples/agents/, a README section, and themcpextra inpyproject.toml. The extra is capped belowmcp3.0 because the client adapter hooks intoOAuthClientProviderinternals.Testing
The changes were tested in two ways: automated tests against a fake Kinde, and a manual end-to-end run against a live Kinde business with the
dcr_applicationfeature flag on and an "AI agents and MCP" application.Automated tests
testv2/testv2_agents/, all passing. The full suite passes too: 623 passed, 3 skipped (444 before this change).mcp2.3.0.kinde_sdk/agentsis about 89%.kinde_fake.py, onhttpx.MockTransport) that matches the live behaviour found below. It also fails any test that calls a shared/oauth2/*endpoint instead of the application's/oauth2/agents/<id>/...endpoints.mcppackage: a realMCPServervia Starlette'sTestClient, and the realOAuthClientProviderflow.End-to-end against live Kinde
Setup:
examples/agents/mcp_server.py) ran locally athttp://localhost:3001/mcp.KindeTokenVerifier,kinde_auth_settingsandmount_authorization_server_metadata, verifying tokens by introspection (the default).read:docspermission, user 2 without it.1. Discovery and metadata (
examples/agents/smoke_check.py)/oauth2/agents/<id>, CIMD and DCR are advertised,openidis not offered, andofflineis.resourcematches the Resource URL exactly,authorization_serversis the scoped issuer, andscopes_supportedincludesoffline.WWW-Authenticatepoints at the metadata URL.error="invalid_token".AgentAuthConfig,KindeAgentAuth.protected_resource_metadata,challengeanderror_response,KindeTokenVerifier, and thewww_authenticatehelpers.2. Resource server with a real MCP client (MCP Inspector 2.12, which registered with DCR)
whoamireturned their user ID, client ID and permissions, andread_docssucceeded.read_docsreturned a tool error rather than an HTTP 403, so the client didn't loop back to sign-in.KindeAgentAuth.verify_token_async.KindeTokenVerifier, withresourceset so the MCP SDK accepts the token.get_agent_auth_contextandhas_permission.AgentAuthContextbuilt from real Kinde claims, including permissions from the token and scopes fromscp.3. Token contents (
smoke_check.py --token, using a token Kinde issued)issis the Kinde domain, andaudcontains the Resource URL.openidscope.offlineis in the token'sscpand in introspection'sscope. This confirms thatkinde_auth_settingscan requireofflineby default.active: true.4. Agent client with DCR (
examples/agents/cli_agent.py, no CIMD URL)initialize).KindeAgentClient(discover, DCR,authorize,complete_authorization,request) andFileAgentStorage.5. Agent client with CIMD
build_client_metadata_documentgenerated the document, which was hosted over HTTPS on a test domain added to the application's Trusted agent hosts.cli_agent.py, given the document URL as its client ID, signed in and called the server with no registration step.6. FastAPI integration (
examples/agents/fastapi_resource_server.py, in place of the MCP server on the same Resource URL)FastAPIAgentAuthserved the protected resource metadata and the authorization server metadata mirror: the scoped issuer, withofflineinscopes_supported.require()dependency answered:WWW-Authenticatepoints at the metadata URL;error="invalid_token".GET /api/me, with the user, agent and permissions from Kinde.GET /api/docs(require_permission("read:docs")) returned the expected result for the signed-in user's permissions. When the permission was missing, it was a plain 403, notinsufficient_scope, so the agent didn't try to sign in again.7. Failure cases
KindeAgentAuth.revoke_tokenrevoked the agent's access token, andverify_tokenthen rejected it.200 {"active": false}.MCPServerandKindeTokenVerifieranswer a 5xx, never a 401, so agents don't restart their sign-in.Found during live testing and fixed
401 {"error": "token_inactive"}, not200 {"active": false}.token_inactive(andinvalid_token) to a 401invalid_token.401 request_unauthorized) is still treated as misconfiguration: it's logged and answered with 503.Not covered by the live run
KindeOAuthClientProvider(the MCP client adapter) andKindeTokenStorage: covered by automated tests only, against the realOAuthClientProvider.client_metadata_routerandclient_metadata_blueprint: covered by automated tests only. FastAPI and Flask share the same core, and both run the same parametrized tests.jwtandjwt+introspectionverification modes: automated tests only. The live run used the default, introspection.403 insufficient_scope: automated tests only.mcpextra needs 3.10 or newer.