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Auth Gateway (Enterprise Identity)

Auth Gateway Product Documentation​

The LanOnasis Auth Gateway is a standalone, event-sourced identity and access management (IAM) platform. It provides a unified security layer for the entire ecosystem, supporting over 11 distinct authentication and authorization methods.

Core Architecture​

The gateway is built on a CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) pattern with an Event Store, ensuring that every identity change, login attempt, and permission grant is immutable and auditable.

  • Event Store: PostgreSQL-based event logging (009_event_store.sql).
  • Identity Resolution: Universal Auth Identifier (UAI) for cross-platform session persistence.
  • Deployment: Multi-environment support (Netlify Functions, VPS/PM2, Docker).

Authentication Methods (The "11 Pillars")​

The Gateway provides flexible entry points for every type of client:

1. OAuth2 with PKCE​

The primary method for public clients (Web/Mobile) to ensure secure token exchange without client secrets.

2. OTP (One-Time Password)​

Secure, passwordless entry via email or SMS, managed through specialized Supabase Edge functions.

3. UAI (Universal Auth Identifier)​

A proprietary method for resolving identities across different service domains without re-authenticating.

4. API Key Management​

Enterprise-grade key rotation, revocation, and scope-limiting for server-to-service communication.

5. CLI Authentication​

Optimized OAuth flow for the lanonasis-cli, supporting headless and interactive environments.

6. Device Flow​

For limited-input devices (IDEs, IoT) using code-based pairing.

7. MCP (Model Context Protocol) Auth​

Specialized auth bridge for AI agents to securely access memories.

8. Identity Resolution (Resolve)​

Endpoint for mapping external vendor IDs to internal LanOnasis UAIs.

9. OTP (Legacy/Internal)​

Fallback methods for internal system users.

10. Service-to-Service (JWT)​

Mutual TLS and JWT-based authentication for microservices (api-gateway to key-manager).

11. Custom SSO Integrations​

Hook-based system for external identity providers.

Integration Guide​

Public Endpoint Families​

Use https://auth.lanonasis.com as the canonical public auth host.

  • OAuth PKCE: https://auth.lanonasis.com/oauth/authorize, https://auth.lanonasis.com/oauth/token
  • Verification and identity: https://auth.lanonasis.com/v1/auth/verify, https://auth.lanonasis.com/v1/auth/verify-token, https://auth.lanonasis.com/v1/auth/resolve
  • Compatibility mirrors may also be exposed through the API edge (for example https://api.lanonasis.com/api/v1/oauth/*), but the standalone auth host is the source-of-truth contract for clients.

Identity Resolution Flow (UAI)​

The uai-router.middleware.ts handles the mapping of users across the ecosystem:

// Example: Requesting a session for a sub-domain
GET /v1/auth/resolve?client_id=dashboard&uai=...

Development & Operations​

Migrations & Schema​

Identity data is stored across several key tables:

  • api_clients: Registered applications.
  • event_store: Immutable log of auth events.
  • api_keys: Scoped access tokens.

Common Commands​

# Test the full auth flow
bun run test:e2e:auth

# Check OAuth provider status
node scripts/check-oauth-providers.mjs

Product Status: ✅ Production
Owner: @auth-team
Version: 3.2.0 (Event-Sourced)