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feat(anthropic): keep one OAuth account per organization - #8587
One Claude account (one account.uuid) can belong to several organizations, and each OAuth grant is scoped to exactly one of them, with its own subscription and usage limits. The Anthropic store matched rows by account identity only, so ocx login anthropic into a second organization overwrote the first organization's row and its grant. A user in two Team organizations could only ever pool one of them.
This records the grant's organization inside the private, bearer-bound anthropicIdentity proof and uses it as a slot scope, never as identity:
Observation: organizationUuid comes from the token response, else the same bearer's /api/oauth/profile read. Only a well-formed UUID is kept, lowercased; it lives inside the private proof and is never projected into summaries.
Login and Claude Code import (src/oauth/anthropic-login-slot.ts): write the same-organization row, else a same-account row whose organization is unknown. A proven other organization gets a new row. Organization-less rows (saved before this change) are asked through their own unexpired bearer before the store lock (5s budget); the answer is honored only while the row still holds that bearer and is never written to it.
Reauth refuses a grant for another organization, or for an organization another row of the account already proves (OAuthReauthIdentityMismatchError).
CLI continuity, cross-pool (anthropic2) duplicate check, plan labels: two proven organizations are different accounts. A stored proof without an organization asks its own bearer once before adopting a CLI grant for another organization.
Own-grant refresh keeps the stored organization when the response doesn't repeat it, and never throws over it after the token was rotated (organization is a scope, not identity).
Unknown on either side keeps the historical same-account replacement, so existing rows are never duplicated by re-login. Routing, refusal binding, quota cache and pause state already key on the pool row id, so two rows sharing one account UUID need no change there. Both organization rows share the derived Claude Code device_id (same person, same device); the comment says so.
Known limitation: a pre-existing row whose access token has already expired cannot be observed, so until its next refresh records the organization a login to another organization still replaces it (today's behavior).
Docs: structure/providers/anthropic-account-pool.md (Claude credential identity) and docs-site/.../reference/cli/providers-accounts.md.
Verification
Code verified at 0eafec10ba, on dev4e073bb27a. The current head 326dae48fe adds only two follow-ups to docs-site/.../providers-accounts.md, both from CodeRabbit (bun run structure:check passed again). Rebased on 2026-11-13 onto dev4460ac2863 (head 7df99123ad, no conflicts; the only overlapping file was providers-accounts.md, which merged cleanly). After the rebase: bun run typecheck → 0 errors, typecheck:gui:if-changed → exit 0, structure:check and privacy:scan → pass, tests/oauth/oauth-anthropic-identity.test.ts → 72 pass, tests/oauth → 1,144 pass / 14 fail (the same 14 environment-only failures as clean dev on this root container). Every comparison ran on the same machine (shared 96-core host under heavy unrelated load, so suites ran with OCX_TEST_MAIN_TIMEOUT_MS=3600000).
bun run typecheck → no type errors in 2,431 files. bun run typecheck:gui:if-changed → exit 0 (guitsc -b). bun run lint:gui:if-changed → skip (no gui/ changes).
bun run structure:check → passed. bun run privacy:scan → passed.
bun test tests/oauth/oauth-anthropic-identity.test.ts → 72 pass, 0 fail (17 new cases).
With the src/ change reverted, 9 of the first 10 new cases fail (the 10th guards unchanged legacy behavior).
An independent review reproduced two duplicate-slot paths in the first draft (Claude Code import, and reauth into an organization another row holds); both are fixed, and their 5 regression cases fail on that draft.
bun run test (full suite):
this branch: 64,277 pass, 42 fail, 65,028 tests across 3,080 files.
clean dev4e073bb27a in a separate worktree: 64,259 pass, 43 fail, 65,011 tests. The 17-test difference is the new cases.
The failures are environment-only for this root container (proxy, socket, permission and CLI-stdin cases). Every branch failure also fails on clean dev except tests/providers/claude-cli-client-http.test.ts › "image requests retain Responses history…". That test passed in the dev full run, but run alone it fails the same way on clean dev (4 pass, 1 fail) as on this branch.
An earlier full run caught a real regression: src/oauth/plan.ts imported node:crypto, and the GUI bundle compiles that file, so tsc -b failed and management-integration-routes.test.ts could not build. Fixed in 0eafec10ba, and that file now passes.
Live check: /api/oauth/profile returns a single organization.uuid for a grant (checked against two stored Team grants). A real second-organization login of one account has not been run end to end yet; the store behavior is covered by the tests above.
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Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.
Auth-store surface: this needs a maintainer-sponsored decision per CONTRIBUTING.
unsponsored_surface — This changes an authentication, workflow, release-automation, or dependency surface. MAINTAINERS.md requires security review for these; ask a maintainer to apply maintainer-sponsored once they have reviewed it. Paths: src/oauth/anthropic-continuity.ts, src/oauth/anthropic-identity.ts, src/oauth/anthropic-login-slot.ts, src/oauth/anthropic.ts, src/oauth/index.ts, src/oauth/plan.ts, src/oauth/store-anthropic-instance.ts, src/oauth/store.ts, src/oauth/types.ts.
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Anthropic credentials now record verified organization scope alongside account identity. Login and import flows select organization-aware account slots, and refresh, continuity, reauthentication, duplicate checks, and plan comparisons use proven organization identities.
Changes: Claude organization-scoped accounts
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Summary
Capture and preserve organization evidence src/oauth/anthropic-identity.ts, src/oauth/anthropic.ts, src/oauth/types.ts, src/oauth/index.ts, tests/oauth/oauth-anthropic-identity.test.ts
Anthropic identity proofs can include a normalized organization UUID bound to the access bearer. Token and profile responses can provide that evidence. Same-grant refreshes preserve prior organization evidence when the fresh proof omits it.
Observe and select account slots src/oauth/anthropic-login-slot.ts, src/oauth/store.ts, tests/oauth/oauth-anthropic-identity.test.ts, docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/providers-accounts.md, src/adapters/anthropic/account-metadata.ts
The store observes eligible legacy account rows before mutation. Login and import paths use organization-aware slot selection. Tests cover slot selection and bearer-matched observations. The CLI documentation describes the account behavior, and the device ID comment describes sharing across organization slots for one Claude account.
Continuity, reauthentication, import matching, cross-instance duplicate checks, and plan comparisons account for proven organization differences. Tests cover these comparisons, and the provider documentation describes organization-scoped handling.
sequenceDiagram
participant OAuthLogin
participant saveCredentialWithReceipt
participant observeAnthropicSlotOrganizations
participant findAnthropicLoginSlot
OAuthLogin->>saveCredentialWithReceipt: submit Anthropic credentials
saveCredentialWithReceipt->>observeAnthropicSlotOrganizations: observe existing organizations before mutation
saveCredentialWithReceipt->>findAnthropicLoginSlot: select a slot using credentials and observations
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lidge-jun/opencodex#7838: Defines the account-UUID-based device ID derivation documented here as shared across organization slots.
Suggested labels:enhancement
Merge Risk: Low · up to 7c77d
Organization-scoped Claude accounts work as described in the common case. In a narrow case, a token refresh with no account proof could drop the stored organization, so a later login for a different organization could replace that account instead of adding a new one. The login documentation also does not mention that older or unobservable grants can be replaced. Both are bounded issues that can be fixed before or shortly after merge.
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The title "feat(anthropic): keep one OAuth account per organization" matches the main change: Anthropic OAuth grants become organization-scoped pool slots, so one Claude account can hold separate rows for different organizations. The title is specific, concise, and follows a conventional commit style. Its wording "keep one OAuth account per organization" is slightly ambiguous, since the PR keeps separate rows per organization within one Claude account, but it still describes the primary change.
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@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/providers-accounts.md:
- Around line 321-324: Update the organization-account guidance to clarify that
a new grant may replace an existing row when organization evidence is
unavailable or the existing account has no recorded organization, including
during historical account matching. Advise users to refresh the original grant
successfully before adding another organization, and state that refresh alone
does not guarantee organization capture.
Review comments at @src/oauth/anthropic.ts:
- Around line 172-173: Update mergeAnthropicIdentity so a same-grant refresh
with no fresh account proof preserves the stored organization even when the
access bearer changes. Do not infer account proof from withAccountProfile’s
display-only profile enrichment or bind the refresh to a different account;
retain existing behavior when fresh account proof is present.
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@Ingwannu this touches the Anthropic OAuth store (src/oauth/), so hygiene is waiting on a maintainer-sponsored security review. Pointers for the review:
Identity contract unchanged.account.uuid bound to the bearer stays the only identity proof. organizationUuid is an optional field inside that same private proof, observed only from the same bearer (token response or /api/oauth/profile). It scopes which row a write may replace; it never establishes identity. It is never projected into summaries.
Fail-safe direction. Whenever either side's organization is unknown, every changed check falls back to today's same-account behavior. A new row is created only when two organizations are both proven and differ.
No new writes to other rows. Login reads organization-less rows through their own unexpired bearer outside the store lock (5s budget). Inside the lock, an observation counts only if the row still holds the bearer that answered, and it is never persisted to that row. So a concurrent refresh cannot lose its rotated token to this path.
Review-driven fixes:
Claude Code import and reauth could have produced two rows for one organization; both are now refused or redirected.
Own-grant refresh no longer throws over an organization change after rotation.
Verification: 17 new cases in tests/oauth/oauth-anthropic-identity.test.ts. Full suite against clean dev on the same machine is in the description.
Codex review: it failed on the reviewer's usage limit, not on the change.
One Claude account (one account.uuid) can belong to several
organizations, and each OAuth grant is scoped to exactly one of them
with its own subscription and limits. The store matched Anthropic rows
by account identity only, so logging in to a second organization
overwrote the first organization's row and its grant.
Record the grant's organization inside the private bearer-bound proof
(token response, else the same bearer's profile read) and treat it as a
slot scope, never as identity:
- login and Claude Code import write the same-organization row, else a
row whose organization is unknown; a proven other organization gets a
new row. Organization-less rows are asked through their own unexpired
bearer before the store lock; the answer is honored only while the
row still holds that bearer and is never written to it.
- reauth refuses a grant for another organization, or one another row
of the account already proves.
- CLI continuity, the cross-pool duplicate check and plan labels treat
proven different organizations as different accounts.
- own-grant refresh keeps the stored organization when the response
does not repeat it, and never throws over it after rotation.
Unknown on either side keeps the historical same-account replacement,
so existing rows are never duplicated by re-login.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The GUI build compiles src/oauth/plan.ts through anthropic-subscription,
and its tsconfig has no Node types, so the bearer hash broke tsc -b.
Callers already pass store-normalized, bearer-bound proofs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
One Claude account (one
account.uuid) can belong to several organizations, and each OAuth grant is scoped to exactly one of them, with its own subscription and usage limits. The Anthropic store matched rows by account identity only, soocx login anthropicinto a second organization overwrote the first organization's row and its grant. A user in two Team organizations could only ever pool one of them.This records the grant's organization inside the private, bearer-bound
anthropicIdentityproof and uses it as a slot scope, never as identity:organizationUuidcomes from the token response, else the same bearer's/api/oauth/profileread. Only a well-formed UUID is kept, lowercased; it lives inside the private proof and is never projected into summaries.src/oauth/anthropic-login-slot.ts): write the same-organization row, else a same-account row whose organization is unknown. A proven other organization gets a new row. Organization-less rows (saved before this change) are asked through their own unexpired bearer before the store lock (5s budget); the answer is honored only while the row still holds that bearer and is never written to it.OAuthReauthIdentityMismatchError).anthropic2) duplicate check, plan labels: two proven organizations are different accounts. A stored proof without an organization asks its own bearer once before adopting a CLI grant for another organization.Unknown on either side keeps the historical same-account replacement, so existing rows are never duplicated by re-login. Routing, refusal binding, quota cache and pause state already key on the pool row id, so two rows sharing one account UUID need no change there. Both organization rows share the derived Claude Code
device_id(same person, same device); the comment says so.Known limitation: a pre-existing row whose access token has already expired cannot be observed, so until its next refresh records the organization a login to another organization still replaces it (today's behavior).
Docs:
structure/providers/anthropic-account-pool.md(Claude credential identity) anddocs-site/.../reference/cli/providers-accounts.md.Verification
Code verified at
0eafec10ba, ondev4e073bb27a. The current head326dae48feadds only two follow-ups todocs-site/.../providers-accounts.md, both from CodeRabbit (bun run structure:checkpassed again). Rebased on 2026-11-13 ontodev4460ac2863(head7df99123ad, no conflicts; the only overlapping file wasproviders-accounts.md, which merged cleanly). After the rebase:bun run typecheck→ 0 errors,typecheck:gui:if-changed→ exit 0,structure:checkandprivacy:scan→ pass,tests/oauth/oauth-anthropic-identity.test.ts→ 72 pass,tests/oauth→ 1,144 pass / 14 fail (the same 14 environment-only failures as cleandevon this root container). Every comparison ran on the same machine (shared 96-core host under heavy unrelated load, so suites ran withOCX_TEST_MAIN_TIMEOUT_MS=3600000).bun run typecheck→ no type errors in 2,431 files.bun run typecheck:gui:if-changed→ exit 0 (guitsc -b).bun run lint:gui:if-changed→ skip (nogui/changes).bun run structure:check→ passed.bun run privacy:scan→ passed.bun test tests/oauth/oauth-anthropic-identity.test.ts→ 72 pass, 0 fail (17 new cases).src/change reverted, 9 of the first 10 new cases fail (the 10th guards unchanged legacy behavior).bun run test(full suite):dev4e073bb27ain a separate worktree: 64,259 pass, 43 fail, 65,011 tests. The 17-test difference is the new cases.devexcepttests/providers/claude-cli-client-http.test.ts› "image requests retain Responses history…". That test passed in thedevfull run, but run alone it fails the same way on cleandev(4 pass, 1 fail) as on this branch.src/oauth/plan.tsimportednode:crypto, and the GUI bundle compiles that file, sotsc -bfailed andmanagement-integration-routes.test.tscould not build. Fixed in0eafec10ba, and that file now passes./api/oauth/profilereturns a singleorganization.uuidfor a grant (checked against two stored Team grants). A real second-organization login of one account has not been run end to end yet; the store behavior is covered by the tests above.Checklist
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