Use the original UID format consistently across API, username, and store validation so UUID-based callers continue to work. Regenerate API documentation and add regression coverage for UUID memo IDs.
- Cache fingerprinted frontend assets for one month.
- Load media, rich renderers, dialogs, and editors only when needed.
- Simplify seeded demo content and cover deferred-loading behavior.
Validate new user-provided IDs using the AIP-122 format while retaining legacy UID compatibility. Correct resource annotations and canonical names returned by user stats.
Settings drops the all-in-one bordered card for a de-carded layout in
the property-rail design language: a sticky table-of-contents rail at
md+ (Settings wordmark, uppercase group labels, quiet anchor rows) and
a horizontally swipeable chip strip below md, replacing the mobile
section dropdown. Nav items are real anchors with aria-current, and
switching sections scrolls back to the top.
Access Tokens becomes a first-class section with an explainer panel:
what a PAT is and a copyable curl example (real instance origin,
memos_pat_ prefix) beside token-safety guidelines in a two-column band,
with a Learn more docs link and the tokens table beneath. Successful
PAT authentication now records the token's lastUsedAt asynchronously
inside resolveBearer, with a clone-before-mutate cache guard and
monotonic writes in the store, surfaced in a Last used column.
Also localizes the create dialog's 90 Days label, lets the My Account
row wrap instead of clipping on narrow screens, and drops the dead
select-section key from all locales.
- Load IdPs and supported instance-setting groups as runtime overlays from /etc/secrets.
- Reject API mutations of deployment-managed resources and serialize authentication safety checks across database drivers.
- Preserve upgrade compatibility, demo SSO policy, stable IdP ordering, and driver-specific transaction retries.
Rework ListUsers to match the ListMemos pagination contract: opaque
PageToken, normalizePageSize, DB-level limit+1 look-ahead, and a
next_page_token. Adds Offset to store.FindUser with an OFFSET clause in
all three dialects, and an `id DESC` ORDER BY tiebreaker so offset pages
stay stable when created_ts ties.
Also align pagination across list endpoints:
- Bump DefaultPageSize 10 -> 50 to match the documented default; use
normalizePageSize in ListAttachments.
- Remove the never-implemented total_size field from all six list
responses (ListUsers, ListAttachments, ListMemoComments,
ListMemoReactions, ListUserSettings, ListPersonalAccessTokens) and
regenerate.
- useListUsers now pages through next_page_token so the admin members
view still loads every user past the default page size.
Run the instance in private mode when instance_url is not configured: the API rejects anonymous requests except the auth-bootstrap set (sign-in, token refresh, instance profile/settings, SSO providers, share-link access) plus first-run user creation, and the web UI redirects anonymous visitors to /auth instead of /explore. Setting instance_url keeps the current public behavior. Access tokens and personal access tokens are never gated.
Enforcement lives in a shared Authorizer used by both the Connect interceptor and the gRPC-gateway middleware; the file server applies the same rule to public-memo attachments and avatars. Also merges the duplicated Authenticate/AuthenticateToUser token dispatch behind resolveBearer, dedups the AuthContext unauthenticated state, extracts the redirect decision into a pure shouldGatePrivateInstance helper, and prints the access mode at startup.
Add AttachmentService_CreateAttachment to the curated MCP allowlist so
agents can upload files (inline base64 content) alongside memos, closing
the gap where the MCP server could list/get/delete attachments but not
create them.
Closes#6057
Make the OpenAPI-driven MCP surface more usable by agents, following the
mcp-builder guidance.
- Enrich proto descriptions (single source of truth, flows to OpenAPI + MCP
tool descriptions): document the memo `filter` CEL grammar with fields and
examples (replacing the dangling "Refer to Shortcut.filter"), clarify the
created_ts/updated_ts vs create_time/update_time naming, the visibility
enum, the declarative replace semantics of Set* ops, and steer tag filters
to `"x" in tags` (not the unsupported `tag == "x"`).
- Mark SetMemoAttachments / SetMemoRelations idempotent via a per-operation
override the HTTP-method heuristic can't express.
- Curate two read-only orientation tools: shortcut_list_shortcuts (surfaces
reusable CEL filters) and auth_get_current_user (the single allowed
auth/identity op, for resolving the current user); guard test updated to
keep the rest of the auth/user surface excluded.
- Add a task-level evaluation suite (server/router/mcp/evals) with 10
verified questions, pinned to the deterministic demo seed.
Generate webhook signing secrets server-side and let users reveal them on
demand, replacing the create-dialog secret controls that surfaced internal
mask state (Status / Generate & Copy / Clear / Pending) to users.
- Add owner-gated GetUserWebhookSigningSecret RPC — the only path that
returns the secret; list/create/update responses still omit it.
- Generate the secret server-side on create (webhook.GenerateSigningSecret),
so validity no longer depends on the client.
- Rename UserWebhook.has_signing_secret -> signing_secret_set for parity
with the existing api_key_set field.
- Create dialog drops the secret section to a one-line note; the generated
secret is shown once right after create and revealable from Edit later.
Adds an opt-in toggle to skip TLS certificate verification when connecting
to the S3 endpoint, for self-hosted S3-compatible backends (e.g. rustfs,
MinIO) that use self-signed certificates. Exposed in both the store/API
protos and the storage settings UI, mirroring the existing use_path_style
toggle. When enabled, the AWS client uses an HTTP transport with
InsecureSkipVerify; default behavior is unchanged.
This governs backend-initiated S3 calls (uploads, deletes, thumbnails, and
image/document streaming). Video/audio playback redirects the browser to a
presigned URL, so that path still requires the browser to trust the cert.
Closes#6039
The go-sdk Streamable HTTP handler enables DNS-rebinding protection that
rejects any request whose Host header is non-loopback while the server is
bound to a loopback address. memos is commonly run bound to loopback behind a
reverse proxy (e.g. the public demo), so every /mcp request was rejected with
"403 Forbidden: invalid Host header" before authentication ran.
Disable the SDK's localhost protection and rely on memos' own Origin/Host
allowlist (isAllowedMCPOrigin) for CSRF / DNS-rebinding protection. Add a
regression test covering the proxied shape and confirming disallowed origins
are still rejected.
The frontend keyed first-run setup off a null InstanceProfile.admin, but a
null admin only means "no admin-role user exists" — which also happens on a
populated instance that has lost all its admins. Such an instance was wrongly
redirected to signup, where the new account is created as a normal user (the
first-user promotion only triggers when there are zero users), leaving the
instance permanently admin-less.
Add an explicit InstanceProfile.needs_setup derived from user count == 0, and
switch the signup redirect and host tip to use it. admin stays for display only.
Reflect any Origin so token-authenticated clients (Access Token V2 / PAT)
can call the API cross-origin, but emit Access-Control-Allow-Credentials
only for trusted origins (same host / configured InstanceURL). This keeps
the SameSite=Lax refresh cookie unreadable by untrusted (incl. same-site
subdomain) origins. Origin: null is not reflected.
Note for operators: cross-origin token access is now open by default; if
you front memos with a caching proxy, ensure it honors `Vary: Origin`.
Follow-up to #6013. The signing path silently fell back to using the raw
secret string as the HMAC key when a whsec_-prefixed secret had invalid
base64, producing signatures no receiver could verify with no server-side
signal.
- Extract resolveSigningKey helper that errors on invalid whsec_ base64
- Post returns that error (logged by the async dispatcher); ValidateSigningSecret
rejects it at write time so a bad secret is never stored
- Fix stale comment referencing a nonexistent Authorization header
- Add Go tests: key derivation, secret validation, end-to-end signature
round-trip, and the invariant that the secret never leaks into API responses
- Add state and filter inputs to ListAllUserStats and reuse it for explore/archive sidebar stats.
- Reduce duplicate home initialization requests by sharing stats/settings data paths.
- Include memo paragraph regression coverage from the current working tree.
Fixes the inconsistency where switching the memo list to update_time
left the activity heatmap aggregating by created_time. The heatmap
now follows the same time basis as the list it sits next to.
Backend
- UserStats gains memo_updated_timestamps (additive proto field, tag 8).
- GetUserStats and ListAllUserStats populate it alongside the existing
memo_created_timestamps. No DB migration; memo.updated_ts already
exists on every row.
Frontend
- useFilteredMemoStats reads timeBasis from ViewContext and selects
the matching timestamp source.
- StatisticsView and MonthNavigator forward timeBasis through to
MonthCalendar / YearCalendar so tooltip text matches the basis
("X memos in DATE" vs "X memos updated on DATE").
- Falls back to memoCreatedTimestamps when an old server returns an
empty memoUpdatedTimestamps array (detected by length divergence,
since protobuf-es deserializes missing repeated fields as []).
Tests
- Backend: TestGetUserStats_MemoUpdatedTimestamps verifies the field
is populated and reflects post-creation updates.
- Frontend: filtered-memo-stats covers create/update source switching
and the old-server fallback path; activity-calendar-tooltip covers
basis-aware label selection.
Spec and implementation plan committed under docs/superpowers/.
Chad Harp