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# Paskia API Documentation
# Paskia HTTP + WebSocket surface
This document lists the HTTP and WebSocket endpoints exposed by the Paskia
service and how they behave depending on whether a dedicated authentication host
(`--auth-host` / environment `PASSKEY_AUTH_HOST`) is configured.
This document is a factual map of the URLs Paskia exposes.
## Base Paths & Host Modes
Two important distinctions:
Two deployment modes:
1. **User‑navigable endpoints**: URLs a human types/scans into a browser (address bar / QR).
2. **API endpoints**: URLs the app uses programmatically (frontend or backend).
1. Multi‑host (default – no `--auth-host` provided)
- All endpoints are reachable on any host under the `/auth/` prefix.
- A convenience root (`/`) also serves the main app.
Within **API endpoints**, the most important group comes first:
2. Dedicated auth host (`--auth-host auth.example.com`)
- The specified auth host serves the UI at the root (`/`, `/admin/`, reset tokens, etc.).
- Other (non‑auth) hosts show a lightweight account summary at `/` or `/auth/`, while other UI routes still redirect to the auth host.
- Restricted endpoints on non‑auth hosts return `404` instead of redirecting.
- **`/auth/api/*`**: stable API surface that is reachable on any host (including non‑auth hosts).
- **Auth‑host‑only namespaces**: only reachable on the dedicated auth host when `--auth-host` is configured.
### Path Mapping When Auth Host Enabled
## Host modes (what changes when `--auth-host` is set)
| Purpose | On Auth Host | On Other Hosts (incoming) | Action |
|---------|--------------|---------------------------|--------|
| Main UI | `/` | `/auth/` or `/` | Serve account summary SPA (no redirect) |
| Admin UI root | `/admin/` | `/auth/admin/` or `/admin/` | Redirect -> auth host `/admin/` (strip `/auth`) |
| Reset / device addition token | `/{token}` | `/auth/{token}` | Redirect -> auth host `/{token}` (strip `/auth`) |
| Static assets | `/auth/assets/*` | `/auth/assets/*` | Served directly (no redirect) |
| Unrestricted API | `/auth/api/...` | `/auth/api/...` | Served directly |
| Restricted API (admin,user,ws namespaces) | `/auth/api/{admin|user|ws}*` | same path | 404 on non‑auth hosts |
| WebSocket (register/auth) | `/auth/ws/*` | `/auth/ws/*` | 404 on non‑auth hosts |
Paskia can run in either mode:
- **Multi‑host** (default, no `--auth-host`): all routes below are served on the current host.
- **Dedicated auth host** (`--auth-host auth.example.com`):
- Certain UI routes are redirected to the auth host.
- Certain sensitive API and WebSocket namespaces are **not served** on non‑auth hosts (they return `404`).
Rules are enforced by middleware in `paskia/fastapi/auth_host.py`.
### Summary table (dedicated auth host mode)
| Category | Example path | On non‑auth hosts | On auth host |
|---|---|---:|---:|
| User‑navigable UI (root/admin/token) | `/admin/`, `/{token}` | 307 redirect (strip `/auth` when present) | served locally |
| Static assets | `/auth/assets/*` | served locally | served locally |
| App API (stable surface) | `/auth/api/validate` | served locally | served locally |
| Auth‑host‑only API | `/auth/api/admin/*`, `/auth/api/user/*` | **404** | served locally |
| Auth‑host‑only WebSockets | `/auth/ws/*` | **404** | served locally |
Notes:
- “Strip `/auth`” means only when the path starts with that exact segment.
- A reset token is a single path segment validated by server logic; malformed tokens 404.
- Method and body are preserved for UI redirects (307 Temporary Redirect).
## HTTP UI Endpoints
| Method | Path (multi‑host) | Path (auth host) | Description |
|--------|-------------------|------------------|-------------|
| GET | `/auth/` | `/` | Main authentication SPA (non-auth hosts show an account summary view) |
| GET | `/auth/admin/` | `/admin/` | Admin SPA root |
| GET | `/auth/{reset_token}` | `/{reset_token}` | Reset / device addition SPA (token validated) |
## Core API (Unrestricted – available on all hosts)
Always under `/auth/api/` (even on auth host):
| Method | Path | Description |
|--------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/auth/restricted/` | Authentication UI for iframe embedding (supports `?mode=login` or `?mode=reauth`) |
|--------|------|-------------|
| POST | `/auth/api/validate` | Validate & (conditionally) renew session |
| GET | `/auth/api/forward` | Auth proxy endpoint for reverse proxies (204 or 4xx) |
| POST | `/auth/api/set-session` | Set cookie from Bearer token |
| POST | `/auth/api/logout` | Logout current session |
| POST | `/auth/api/user-info` | Authenticated user + context info (also handles reset tokens) |
| POST | `/auth/api/create-link` | Create a device addition link (reset token) |
| DELETE | `/auth/api/credential/{uuid}` | Delete user credential |
| DELETE | `/auth/api/session/{session_id}` | Terminate a specific session |
| POST | `/auth/api/user/logout-all` | Terminate all sessions for the user |
| PUT | `/auth/api/user/display-name` | Update display name |
## Restricted API Namespaces
When `--auth-host` is set, requests to these paths on non‑auth hosts return 404:
| Namespace | Examples |
|-----------|----------|
| `/auth/api/admin` | `/auth/api/admin/orgs`, `/auth/api/admin/orgs/{uuid}` ... |
| `/auth/api/user` | Segment prefix – includes `/auth/api/user/...` endpoints (logout-all, display-name, session, credential) |
| `/auth/api/ws` | (Reserved / future) |
## WebSockets (Passkey)
| Path | Description | Host Mode Behavior |
|------|-------------|--------------------|
| `/auth/ws/register` | Register new credential (new or existing user) | 404 on non‑auth hosts when auth host configured |
| `/auth/ws/authenticate` | Authenticate user & issue session | 404 on non‑auth hosts when auth host configured |
## Redirection & Status Codes
| Scenario | Response |
|----------|----------|
| UI path on non‑auth host (auth host configured) | 307 redirect to auth host; `/auth` prefix stripped |
| Reset token UI path on non‑auth host | 307 redirect (token preserved) |
| Restricted API on non‑auth host | 404 |
| Unrestricted API on any host | Normal response |
| No auth host configured | All hosts behave like multi-host mode (no redirects; everything accessible) |
## Headers for /auth/api/forward
See `Headers.md` for details of headers returned on success (204).
## Notes for Integrators
1. Always use absolute `/auth/api/...` paths for programmatic requests (they do not move when an auth host is introduced).
2. Bookmark / deep links to UI should resolve correctly after redirection if users access via a non-auth application host.
3. Treat 404 from restricted namespaces on non-auth hosts as a signal to direct users to the central auth site.
## Environment & CLI Summary
| Option | Effect |
|--------|--------|
| `--auth-host` / `PASSKEY_AUTH_HOST` | Enables dedicated host mode, root-mounts UI there, restricts certain namespaces elsewhere |
- “Strip `/auth`” applies only to UI redirects (e.g. `/auth/admin/` → `/admin/` on the auth host).
- Redirects use HTTP `307` so method/body are preserved.
---
This document reflects current behavior of the middleware-based host routing logic.
## API endpoints (programmatic)
### 1) Stable app API (reachable on any host): `/auth/api/*`
These endpoints are intended for programmatic use by:
- the browser frontend, and/or
- backend services (reverse proxies, gateways) that need to validate sessions/permissions.
They remain under the `/auth/api/` prefix even when the auth UI moves to `/` on the auth host.
#### Session validation & permission checks
`POST /auth/api/validate`
- Purpose: validate the current session cookie and optionally renew it (sliding expiry).
- Query: `perm=<id>` (repeatable) — all listed permission IDs are required.
- Response: JSON with `valid`, `user_uuid`, `renewed`.
`GET /auth/api/forward`
- Purpose: “forward auth” endpoint for reverse proxies (Caddy/Nginx). Returns `204` with `Remote-*` headers on success.
- Query:
- `perm=<id>` (repeatable): required permissions.
- `max_age=<duration>`: require recent authentication (e.g. `5m`, `1h`, `30s`).
- Response:
- success: `204 No Content` + headers
- failure: `4xx` with either JSON or HTML depending on `Accept`.
See [Headers.md](Headers.md) for the `Remote-*` header contract.
#### Client configuration
`GET /auth/api/settings`
- Purpose: fetch runtime configuration for the frontend (RP ID/name, base paths, auth-host mode).
#### Reset / link flows
`GET /auth/api/token-info?token=<token>`
- Purpose: validate a reset token and return minimal metadata for the reset UI.
- Notes: invalid or expired tokens return `404`.
`POST /auth/api/user-info`
- Purpose: fetch user info.
- Modes:
- session mode: uses auth cookie
- reset mode: pass `reset=<token>` (for reset/device-add flows)
#### Session cookie management
`POST /auth/api/logout`
- Purpose: delete the current session (best-effort) and clear the auth cookie.
`POST /auth/api/set-session`
- Purpose: exchange a Bearer session token for an auth cookie.
- Auth: `Authorization: Bearer <session_token>`.
---
### 2) Auth‑host‑only API (not reachable on other hosts): `/auth/api/user/*`
These endpoints are still “app API”, but are intentionally blocked on non‑auth hosts when `--auth-host` is configured.
Base prefix: `/auth/api/user`
`PUT /auth/api/user/display-name`
- Body: JSON `{ "display_name": "…" }`
`POST /auth/api/user/logout-all`
- Purpose: terminate all sessions for the user; clears current cookie.
`DELETE /auth/api/user/session/{session_id}`
- Purpose: terminate a specific session for the current user.
`DELETE /auth/api/user/credential/{uuid}`
- Purpose: delete a credential (requires recent authentication).
`POST /auth/api/user/create-link`
- Purpose: create a device addition link (reset token) for the current user (requires recent authentication).
---
### 3) Auth‑host‑only admin API (not reachable on other hosts): `/auth/api/admin/*`
Base prefix: `/auth/api/admin`
UI root (served by the admin sub-app):
- `GET /auth/api/admin/` (serves the admin SPA HTML)
Organizations:
- `GET /auth/api/admin/orgs`
- `POST /auth/api/admin/orgs`
- `PUT /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}`
- `DELETE /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}`
- `POST /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/permission`
- `DELETE /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/permission`
Roles:
- `POST /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/roles`
- `PUT /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/roles/{role_uuid}`
- `DELETE /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/roles/{role_uuid}`
Users:
- `POST /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/users`
- `PUT /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/users/{user_uuid}/role`
- `POST /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/users/{user_uuid}/create-link`
- `GET /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/users/{user_uuid}`
- `PUT /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/users/{user_uuid}/display-name`
- `DELETE /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/users/{user_uuid}/credentials/{credential_uuid}`
- `DELETE /auth/api/admin/orgs/{org_uuid}/users/{user_uuid}/sessions/{session_id}`
Permissions (global):
- `GET /auth/api/admin/permissions`
- `POST /auth/api/admin/permissions`
- `PUT /auth/api/admin/permission`
- `POST /auth/api/admin/permission/rename`
- `DELETE /auth/api/admin/permission`
---
## WebSocket endpoints
All WebSocket endpoints are mounted under `/auth/ws/` and are **auth‑host‑only** when `--auth-host` is configured.
### Passkey WebAuthn
`WS /auth/ws/authenticate`
- Purpose: authenticate using a passkey.
- Response includes `session_token` (use `POST /auth/api/set-session` to set the cookie).
`WS /auth/ws/register`
- Purpose: register a new credential.
- Query:
- `reset=<token>` (optional): allow registration via reset link
- `name=<display name>` (optional)
### Remote authentication (cross-device)
Mounted under `/auth/ws/remote-auth`:
`WS /auth/ws/remote-auth/request`
- Purpose: create a pairing code and wait for approval.
`WS /auth/ws/remote-auth/permit`
- Purpose: approve/deny a pairing code from another device.
---
## User‑navigable endpoints (browser)
These are the URLs a user should be able to open directly.
`GET /` and `GET /auth/`
- Serves the user profile app.
`GET /admin/` (and legacy `/auth/admin/`)
- Admin UI (may redirect to the auth host in dedicated auth-host mode).
`GET /{token}` (and legacy `/auth/{token}`)
- Reset / device addition UI for a single path segment token.
- Token format is validated; malformed tokens return `404`.
`GET /auth/restricted/`
- Special HTML UI used for iframe-based authentication flows (primarily via `/auth/api/forward`).