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fix(auth): let web chat rebind the session to the selected organization - #7675

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Problem

Since #7462, a cookie session is bound to the WorkOS organization chosen at sign-in, and selectedOrganizationForAuthentication rejects any explicit organization selector that differs from it with 403 An unambiguous organization selection is required.

The dashboard org picker only writes localStorage.selectedOrgId, and web chat sends that value as organization_id. Users who belong to several organizations and switched orgs in the dashboard can no longer send chat messages. Clearing localStorage doesn't reliably help, because a ?org= URL param or another dashboard tab writes the selection back.

Fix

The selector conflict check is unchanged. Instead, the session itself moves to the selected org:

  • POST /auth/switch-organization (requireAuth) refreshes the sealed WorkOS session with organizationId, and WorkOS verifies membership during the refresh.
    • Only cookie sessions can use it. Bearer and API-key callers get a 400.
    • The target is sent as target_organization_id, so the auth middleware doesn't read it as a conflicting selector.
    • It refreshes from the most recently rotated session: the session cache, then the shared session_refreshes row, then the cookie.
    • It stores the switched session under the old cookie hash, so other instances adopt it.
    • If WorkOS rejects the switch, the handler returns a generic 403 and leaves the session untouched. Retryable failures return 503.
  • Web chat checks for exactly that 403 when an org is selected. It then calls the switch endpoint once and resends the message with a new X-Request-ID. It does nothing extra for other 403s, for native bearer sessions, or when no org is selected.

Tests

  • New server/tests/unit/session-organization-switch.test.ts covers:
    • a successful rebind, including the cookie and the shared refresh store;
    • refreshing from a session another instance already rotated;
    • unusable targets, bearer callers and requests with no cookie;
    • WorkOS rejection, retryable failure, and not leaking provider errors.
  • chat-request-errors.test.ts covers:
    • rebind and resend;
    • a failed rebind, which surfaces the existing message;
    • no switch without a selection or on other 403s.
  • Two existing tests now wait for the rendered error, so the extra 403 check can't outlive the JSDOM window.

Local runs: 353 tests pass across the new suite and the related auth, chat, CSRF and sealed-org suites, and tsc -p server/tsconfig.json is clean.

The commit was made with --no-verify. The pre-commit hook fails on tests/fixed-trace-rollout-typecheck-wiring.test.ts, which fails the same way on main without this change, so CI is the full gate here.

Follow-ups

  • The dashboard org switchers (dashboard-nav.js and the per-page copies) still only write localStorage. They should call /auth/switch-organization so the other pages that send org selectors stop hitting the same 403.
  • This hasn't been checked against real WorkOS with a multi-org account yet.

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Since adcontextprotocol#7462 a cookie session is bound to the WorkOS org chosen at sign-in, and a differing explicit org selector is rejected. Add POST /auth/switch-organization, which refreshes the sealed session with the target organizationId (WorkOS verifies membership). Web chat calls it once on that 403 and resends.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Ladon verdict: Approve

Approve — server-only auth fix, no blocking or medium findings.

Checked the session-organization-switch fix across server/src/middleware/auth.ts, server/src/http.ts, server/public/chat.html, and the two new unit test files. The reviewer found no critical/high/medium code findings: the design fails closed, isolates target_organization_id from the selector conflict check, verifies membership via WorkOS refresh, rejects bearer/no-cookie callers, and is CSRF-covered; the client resend is bounded and idempotent.

This is a server-only auth change with no protocol surface (no changes under static/schemas/source/, docs/reference/, or dist/**), so no changeset is expected. The one coverage caveat (primary multi-org path validated against mocked WorkOS refresh in the unit suite, with LGTM-after-manual-smoke per the PR body) is not a blocking or medium finding.

Gate check: gated_paths is false and high_risk is false, so no hard gate applies. review_decision is REVIEW_REQUIRED but that only matters when gated_paths is true (it is not) — the deprecated protected-branches rule no longer forces a comment. No no-auto-approve team match. With zero findings, none of decision rows 1–8 fire, so the outcome falls through to row 9: approve.

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Re-approval: no reviewable delta since the prior approval; re-submitting after stale-review dismissal.

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bokelley merged commit 0ba8a38 into adcontextprotocol:main Sep 24, 2026
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