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Two changes an MSP running this server behind a gateway will want. Independent, but both about making the server usable by more than one person — happy to split if you'd rather.

1. Attribute quick jobs to the calling user (feat)

The Datto RMM API has no impersonation: a job records the API account that created it, with no way to override that. Behind a gateway that authenticates end users, every job in the console reads as the integration's service account — so "who ran this?" cannot be answered from the job history, which is the first place anyone looks.

The job name is the only field that reaches the console's activity list, so the caller's UPN goes there:

Restart Service [someone@example.com]

Read from X-Mcp-User-Upn, and only in gateway mode. Without a gateway in front, that header is whatever the caller chose to send — attributing a job to it would be worse than not attributing at all, because it would look authoritative while being self-declared. Appending is idempotent, so a retry can't produce job [upn] [upn].

Advisory by construction: labelling only, never authorization. A deployment with no gateway behaves exactly as before.

2. readOnlyHint on the read-only tools (feat)

15 of the 17 tools are pure reads. Annotating them lets a client skip its confirmation prompt on calls that cannot change anything — Microsoft 365 Copilot documents readOnlyHint for exactly this, and other MCP clients use it too.

datto_resolve_alert (POST) and datto_run_quickjob (PUT) are deliberately left unannotated, and a test asserts that datto_run_quickjob does not carry the hint — so a future sweep that annotates by name rather than by behaviour fails loudly rather than silently removing a safety prompt from the two tools that change things.

Every classification was checked against the SDK source to confirm the underlying HTTP verb, not inferred from the tool name. The two patch tools use a raw fetch with no method, i.e. GET.

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build, test (113 tests, 10 files), lint and typecheck all pass.

The attribution tests drive the real Worker fetch entrypoint with only the Datto host stubbed, so they assert the body actually sent rather than a mock's shape — same technique as the existing quickjob payload test. One of them guards that the nested jobComponent payload still goes out alongside the attribution, so this change can't quietly revert #83.

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  • New Features
    • Added Windows patch tools for managing devices and sites.
    • Read-only data-retrieval tools are now identified with read-only annotations.
    • Quick jobs can include the authenticated caller’s identity for improved attribution, with safeguards for unsafe or overly long values.
  • Documentation
    • Updated the tool reference table to distinguish read-only tools from action-oriented tools.
    • Documented gateway-only caller attribution and identity handling.

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Microsoft 365 Copilot / Copilot Studio (and other MCP clients that honor
the hint) prompt the user for confirmation before every tool call unless
the tool's `tools/list` entry sets `annotations: { readOnlyHint: true }`.
Most of this server's tools are pure GET-style reads against Datto RMM,
so they were needlessly triggering that per-call confirmation prompt.

Added `annotations: { readOnlyHint: true }` to the 15 tools verified to
perform no state change (checked each handler's underlying SDK/client
call): datto_list_devices, datto_find_device, datto_get_device,
datto_list_alerts, datto_get_alert, datto_list_sites, datto_get_site,
datto_get_job, datto_get_job_components, datto_get_job_results,
datto_get_job_stdout, datto_get_job_stderr, datto_get_device_audit,
datto_get_device_patches, and datto_get_site_patches.

datto_resolve_alert (POST .../resolve) and datto_run_quickjob (PUT
.../quickjob, creates a job) mutate state in Datto RMM and were
deliberately left unannotated — no readOnlyHint, and no
`readOnlyHint: false` either, since that would still be a change from
their current untouched definitions. They must keep prompting for
confirmation.

Added a worker.test.ts case asserting datto_list_devices carries
readOnlyHint: true while datto_run_quickjob does not, to guard against
a future sweep annotating tools indiscriminately. Updated the README's
tool table with a Read-only column reflecting the same split.

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The Datto RMM API has no impersonation: a job records the API account that
created it and offers no way to override that. Behind a gateway that
authenticates end users, every job in the console therefore reads as the
integration's service account, and "who ran this?" cannot be answered from
the job history at all - which is the one place an MSP will look.

The job NAME is the only field that reaches the console's activity list, so
the caller's UPN goes there:

  Restart Service [someone@example.com]

Read from X-Mcp-User-Upn, and ONLY in gateway mode. Without a gateway in
front, that header is whatever the caller chose to send, and attributing a
job to it would be worse than not attributing at all - it would look
authoritative while being self-declared. Appending is idempotent so a retry,
or a caller that attributed the name itself, cannot produce "job [upn] [upn]".

Advisory by construction: it affects labelling only, never authorization,
and a deployment with no gateway behaves exactly as before.

Five tests drive the real Worker fetch entrypoint with only the Datto host
stubbed, covering the attributed name, the no-user case, the non-gateway
case, the no-stacking guarantee, and that the nested jobComponent payload
still goes out alongside it.

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The MCP server now marks non-mutating tools with readOnlyHint. Gateway requests pass caller UPN context to quick-job creation, which adds a sanitized, capped, idempotent attribution suffix. Documentation and tests cover both changes.

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MCP tool behavior

Layer / File(s) Summary
Read-only tool metadata
src/mcp-server.ts, src/__tests__/worker.test.ts, README.md
Non-mutating MCP tools expose readOnlyHint: true. The tool table documents read-only classifications and patch tools. Tests verify read-only and mutating tool metadata.
Gateway quick-job attribution
src/worker.ts, src/mcp-server.ts, src/__tests__/quickjob-attribution.test.ts, README.md
Gateway mode passes X-Mcp-User-Upn as callerUpn. Quick-job names receive a sanitized, length-capped, idempotent [callerUpn] suffix when available. Tests cover gateway and non-gateway requests, duplicate suffixes, input sanitization, and the nested payload shape.

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  participant Worker
  participant MCPServer
  participant DattoAPI
  Worker->>MCPServer: pass callerUpn in gateway mode
  MCPServer->>MCPServer: sanitize and append [callerUpn] to quick-job name
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Add JSDoc for createMcpServer.

The changed public API has no JSDoc block. Document the credential override and the optional request context.

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+/**
+ * Creates an MCP server for per-request Datto credentials and caller context.
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+ * `@param` credentialOverrides - Per-request Datto credentials.
+ * `@param` requestContext - Gateway caller identity for quick-job attribution.
+ */
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Code Review Summary (Hermes Agent)

Verdict: Approve

Looks Good

  • readOnlyHint annotations correctly split read (list/get) vs. mutating (datto_resolve_alert, datto_run_quickjob) tools — no mislabeling on a quick scan of all 17 tools.
  • User-attribution fix (attributeJobName) is idempotent (checks for existing [upn] suffix before appending) and correctly scoped: only trusted when AUTH_MODE=gateway, ignored otherwise since the header is untrusted caller input in that mode.
  • Test coverage is thorough: attribution happy path, no-header no-op, non-gateway-mode rejection, idempotent retry, and a regression guard that the attribution change doesn't revert the existing jobComponent payload shape fix.
  • README table update accurately reflects the new annotations.

Suggestions

  • None blocking.

No security or correctness concerns.

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Verdict: Approve

Correctness

  • attributeJobName idempotency check (jobName.endsWith([${callerUpn}])) correctly prevents suffix-stacking on retries — verified by the dedicated test.
  • Gateway-mode gating (isGatewayMode ? header : undefined) is the right call: an unauthenticated header is untrustworthy outside gateway mode, and the tests confirm the header is ignored in env-credential mode.
  • readOnlyHint annotations checked against SDK source per the PR description rather than inferred from tool name — good discipline, and the negative-assertion test (datto_run_quickjob must NOT carry the hint) is exactly the right guard against a future blanket sweep.

Security

  • No secrets or credential handling changes. Advisory-only labelling is correctly scoped — doesn't touch authorization.

Testing

  • New quickjob-attribution.test.ts covers: gateway+UPN present, gateway+no UPN, non-gateway (header ignored), idempotent retry, and non-regression of the jobComponent payload shape (fix: send the nested jobComponent shape for quickjobs, and add job read tools #83). Solid coverage of the interesting edge cases.
  • worker.test.ts addition validates both the positive (datto_list_devices → readOnlyHint true) and negative (datto_run_quickjob → not true) cases.

Suggestions

  • None blocking. Minor: attributeJobName's idempotency check only guards against the exact same UPN being appended twice — if a caller manually pre-attributes with a different string that happens to end in [something], it'd still append. Not a real-world concern given this is advisory labelling, not enforced.

Looks Good

  • Clear doc comments explaining why (Datto has no impersonation), not just what.
  • Build/test/lint/typecheck all green per PR description.

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Verdict: Approve

Verified locally (build + vitest): tsc clean, 113/113 tests pass across 10 files, matching the PR description.

Correctness

  • attributeJobName is idempotent (checked suffix before appending) — the added test explicitly covers the retry/double-attribution case.
  • X-Mcp-User-Upn is only trusted when AUTH_MODE=gateway (env-controlled, not caller-controlled) — correctly rejected/ignored outside gateway mode, since an unauthenticated caller could otherwise spoof attribution.
  • readOnlyHint annotations checked against actual HTTP verbs, not tool names; test explicitly asserts datto_run_quickjob (PUT) is NOT annotated read-only, which guards against a careless future bulk-annotation pass.
  • A regression test confirms the nested jobComponent payload shape from #83 isn't reverted by this change.

Security

  • No secrets/credentials introduced. Advisory-only labelling (job name string), never used for authorization — correctly documented as such in code comments.
  • No new attack surface: header is inert unless gateway mode is explicitly configured server-side.

Testing

  • Good coverage: gateway+UPN present, gateway+no UPN, non-gateway with UPN present (should be ignored), idempotency/retry, and payload-shape non-regression.

Suggestions (non-blocking)

  • Consider also validating/truncating callerUpn length before appending to jobName, in case Datto RMM's console has a job-name length cap — not a security issue, just a display-truncation edge case.

Looks Good

  • Clean, well-commented rationale for a real limitation (Datto API has no impersonation).
  • README table update keeps docs in sync with the new annotations.

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Warnings

  • CodeRabbit has requested changes on this PR — please confirm those are addressed or explicitly dismissed before merging, especially since this is a genuine external contribution and deserves the full automated pass in addition to human review.
  • X-Mcp-User-Upn is trusted verbatim in gateway mode and appended directly into the job name with no validation/sanitization (length, control characters, or embedded ] sequences). A malformed or adversarial UPN value from a compromised/misconfigured gateway could produce a confusing or malformed job name (e.g. breaking the idempotency check endsWith("[${callerUpn}]") if the UPN itself contains brackets). Low severity given it's advisory/labelling-only and gated to gateway mode, but worth a basic sanity check (e.g. reject/trim newlines, cap length) since it flows into an external system's UI.
  • The idempotency check (jobName.endsWith([${callerUpn}])) only guards against the exact same UPN being appended twice; it does not prevent a caller-supplied jobName that already ends with a different bracketed suffix from accumulating a second one (e.g. "Job [x]" + attribution for "y""Job [x] [y]"). Likely fine in practice but worth confirming this matches intended behavior.

Suggestions

  • The new RequestContext/callerUpn plumbing is clean, but consider documenting in the README (not just code comments) that X-Mcp-User-Upn is only honored in gateway mode, for operators wiring this up.
  • Consider a test case where callerUpn contains characters that could interact oddly with the bracket-based idempotency check (e.g. a UPN containing ]).

Looks Good

  • Clear, well-reasoned problem statement: Datto RMM's lack of job-creator impersonation is a real gap for multi-user gateway deployments, and using the job name for attribution is a reasonable workaround given API constraints.
  • Correctly scopes trust of X-Mcp-User-Upn to gateway mode only, with an explicit test asserting the header is ignored otherwise — good security-conscious design.
  • readOnlyHint annotations are verb-checked against the SDK source rather than inferred from tool names, and a dedicated test guards datto_run_quickjob against ever being incorrectly annotated as read-only — a thoughtful regression guard for a real safety-relevant property (client confirmation prompts).
  • Good test coverage overall: idempotency, gateway-mode gating, and a regression guard ensuring the attribution change doesn't revert the existing jobComponent payload shape fix.
  • README table update accurately documents the new read-only column and the two new patch-status tools.

Review feedback on WYRE-AI#86. The attribution suffix is bracket-delimited, so a
UPN containing ']' could close it early and open a second one:

  UPN "x] [admin@corp"  ->  "Restart Service [x] [admin@corp]"

which reads as though the admin had run the job. It would also defeat the
idempotency check. Reaching this needs a compromised or misconfigured
gateway, so the severity is low - but a forgeable rendering is not something
to leave in on those grounds, and the fix is three characters of regex.

Brackets and control characters are now stripped and the value is capped at
64 characters. Control characters matter because the same value is logged, so
an embedded newline can split one log line into two.

Also documents the behaviour the reviewer asked about: a caller-supplied name
that already ends in some other bracketed text keeps it and gains the
attribution after it ("Job [ticket-12] [someone@corp]"). That text is part of
the name the caller chose, not a competing claim about who ran the job, and
the gateway's suffix is always last.

Adds JSDoc to createMcpServer per CodeRabbit, a README section covering that
X-Mcp-User-Upn is honoured only in gateway mode, and four tests - forged
brackets, control characters, an over-long UPN, and the caller's own
bracketed text. Both sanitization tests were confirmed to fail with the
sanitizer removed rather than passing vacuously.

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Thanks — all three points addressed in da346b6, and the bracket one was sharper than it first looked.

Bracket injection is a forgery vector, not just an idempotency bug. The suffix is bracket-delimited, so a UPN containing ] closes it early and opens a second:

UPN "x] [admin@corp"  →  "Restart Service [x] [admin@corp]"

which reads as though the admin ran the job. It needs a compromised or misconfigured gateway to reach, so severity stays low — but a forgeable rendering isn't something to leave in on those grounds when the fix is a few characters of regex. Brackets and control characters are now stripped and the value capped at 64.

Control characters mattered for a second reason: the same value is logged, so an embedded newline can split one log line into two.

Bracketed suffix accumulation is intended, and now documented. "Job [ticket-12]" + attribution for someone@corp"Job [ticket-12] [someone@corp]". The caller's bracketed text is part of the name they chose, not a competing claim about who ran the job; the gateway's attribution is always last. There's a test pinning it.

CodeRabbit's JSDoc on createMcpServer is in, and the README now has a short section under Via MCP Gateway covering that X-Mcp-User-Upn is honoured only when AUTH_MODE=gateway, that it's advisory labelling rather than authorization, and that the value is sanitized.

Four tests added: forged brackets, control characters, an over-long UPN, and the caller's own bracketed text. Both sanitization tests were verified to fail with the sanitizer removed rather than passing vacuously — 2 failed / 7 passed with it neutered, 9 passed with it restored.

117 tests, build, lint and typecheck all pass.

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🟡 Minor · Update the Cloudflare Workers deployment note.

README.md:31-33
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Update the Cloudflare Workers deployment note.

wrangler.json configures src/worker.ts as the main entrypoint, and that module exports a Worker fetch handler using the Web Standard MCP transport. The current note incorrectly says that the entrypoint does not exist and that the Workers button is unsupported.

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-> Cloudflare Workers entrypoint (`src/worker.ts`), so the Workers button is not a
-> supported target yet; prefer DigitalOcean or the prebuilt container image
-> (`ghcr.io/wyre-ai/datto-rmm-mcp`).
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Forward X-Mcp-User-Upn in the Node HTTP gateway.

When AUTH_MODE=gateway, /mcp calls createMcpServer(gatewayCredentials) without a RequestContext. Quick jobs from this supported entrypoint therefore omit caller attribution.

+      const callerUpn = isGatewayMode
+        ? (req.headers["x-mcp-user-upn"] as string | undefined)
+        : undefined;
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+      const server = createMcpServer(gatewayCredentials, { callerUpn });
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Code Review Summary — Hermes Agent

Verdict: Approve

Correctness

  • sanitizeCallerUpn/attributeJobName logic is sound: strips control chars and brackets, caps length, and the idempotency check (jobName.endsWith([${upn}])) correctly prevents duplicate-suffix stacking on retries.
  • Gateway-mode gating (AUTH_MODE=gateway) is correctly the sole trigger for honoring X-Mcp-User-Upn — matches the stated threat model (self-declared header outside a gateway shouldn't be trusted as attribution).

Security

  • Good defense-in-depth: bracket-stripping specifically closes the injection vector where a UPN containing ] could forge a second attribution segment (e.g. x] [admin@corp) — test explicitly covers this.
  • Labelling-only, never authorization — correctly scoped, doesn't conflate identity attribution with access control.

Testing

  • Strong coverage: idempotency, bracket-injection, control-char stripping, length capping, gateway-mode gating, and a regression guard for the nested jobComponent payload shape (protects against reverting a prior fix). 113 tests total per PR description.

Documentation

  • README and tool table both updated to reflect the new readOnlyHint annotations and attribution behavior. Clear.

Looks Good

  • readOnlyHint classification was checked against actual HTTP verbs per the PR description rather than inferred from tool names — correct approach, and mutating tools (datto_resolve_alert, datto_run_quickjob) are explicitly asserted to NOT carry the hint, guarding against a careless future sweep.

No blocking issues found.


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Hermes Agent Review

Verdict: Comment (looks solid; re-reviewed after the 09-16 da346b6 sanitization fix)

Looks Good

  • sanitizeCallerUpn/attributeJobName (src/mcp-server.ts) correctly close the bracket-injection gap from the earlier commit: [\u0000-\u001f[\]] strips control chars and both bracket characters, trims, and length-caps at MAX_CALLER_UPN_LENGTH. The idempotency check (jobName.endsWith(\[${upn}]`)`) prevents duplicate suffixes on retry.
  • Gateway-only trust boundary is correctly enforced in worker.tscallerUpn is only read from X-Mcp-User-Upn when isGatewayMode is true, so a direct caller can't self-attribute.
  • readOnlyHint annotations match the actual HTTP verbs used (datto_resolve_alert POST and datto_run_quickjob PUT correctly left unannotated); the new worker.test.ts assertion guards against a future indiscriminate annotation sweep.
  • Test coverage in quickjob-attribution.test.ts is thorough: idempotency, bracket-injection, control-character stripping, length capping, and non-gateway-mode rejection are all exercised against the real worker.fetch entrypoint rather than a mock.
  • PR description states build/test/lint/typecheck all pass locally.

Suggestions

  • None blocking — this is a clean, well-tested, appropriately scoped change with good security reasoning documented inline.

No security or correctness issues found in this pass.

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Reviewed by Hermes Agent. Attribution logic is correctly gated to gateway mode only (untrusted header ignored otherwise), sanitizes control chars/brackets against name-injection, is idempotent against retries, and length-caps the UPN — all covered by targeted tests that exercise the real Worker fetch entrypoint rather than mocks. readOnlyHint annotations were checked against actual HTTP verbs (not tool names) and a test guards the two mutating tools from ever being silently annotated. Solid external contribution — docs and tests are thorough.

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Code Review Summary (Reviewed by Hermes Agent)

Critical: None.

Warnings: None.

Suggestions:

  • The gateway-trust boundary is correctly gated: X-Mcp-User-Upn is only honored when AUTH_MODE=gateway, and sanitization strips brackets/control chars and caps length before embedding in the job name — this closes the main forgery/log-injection vectors. Nice defensive test coverage (bracket-injection, control-char, length-cap, idempotent-retry cases).
  • readOnlyHint annotations look correctly scoped: read-only tools (list/get) are annotated, mutating tools (datto_run_quickjob, datto_resolve_alert) are not, with an explicit regression test guarding against a future blanket sweep.
  • Attribution is purely cosmetic (embedded in job name text) and never used for authorization — good, since Datto RMM has no true impersonation and this avoids implying otherwise.

Looks Good: Clean refactor, solid test coverage for the new attribution logic and tool annotations. No security or correctness issues found.

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Code Review Summary

Verdict: No blocking issues — informational review only (posting as comment, not a formal review).

Reviewed via gh pr diff 86. Two independent changes: (1) advisory job-name attribution from a gateway-supplied X-Mcp-User-Upn header, (2) readOnlyHint annotations on 15 read-only tools.

Critical

None found.

Warnings

  • Attribution only wired into the Cloudflare Workers entrypoint (worker.ts). The diff does not touch src/index.ts (the stdio + Node HTTP transport, per the module's own doc comment). If that transport is ever run behind a gateway the same way (HTTP mode with AUTH_MODE=gateway), quick jobs there will silently go unattributed while the README describes the feature as a general gateway capability. Worth confirming whether index.ts's HTTP mode is a supported gateway deployment target — if so, this is a gap rather than a design choice; if not, a one-line note in the README scoping the feature to the Workers deployment would prevent confusion.

Suggestions

  • sanitizeCallerUpn's length cap (.slice(0, 64)) truncates on UTF-16 code units, which could split a surrogate pair for a non-ASCII UPN (unlikely in practice for email-shaped UPNs, but worth a mental note if the header source ever broadens beyond UPNs).
  • The "strips control characters" test comment references stripping "a tab and a DEL" but the actual test input only contains a tab (\t), no DEL (0x7F) byte — the regex range \u0000-\u001f wouldn't strip 0x7F either way. Doc/test comment nit only; not a functional gap since DEL isn't part of a realistic UPN.
  • readOnlyHint is correctly scoped as a client-side UX hint only (skips confirmation prompts), not an authorization control — worth keeping in mind if this pattern gets reused elsewhere: the PR is careful to note datto_resolve_alert (POST) and datto_run_quickjob (PUT) are deliberately unannotated, which is the right call.

Looks Good

  • No injection risk: the UPN never reaches a URL, SQL, or shell context — only a request body field (jobName) sent to Datto's API.
  • No secrets involved: this only touches a caller-identity header, no credentials.
  • Trust boundary correctly scoped: the header is only honored when AUTH_MODE=gateway, with a test explicitly asserting it's ignored otherwise ("ignores the header outside gateway mode, where anyone could send it") — this is exactly the right call, since without a gateway in front the header is self-declared and trusting it would be worse than not attributing.
  • Anti-spoofing: bracket-stripping prevents a UPN like x] [admin@corp from forging a second, fake attribution suffix — good catch, and it's covered by a dedicated test with a clear threat-model comment.
  • Idempotency: retries don't stack duplicate [upn] suffixes — tested.
  • Regression guard: a dedicated test confirms the nested jobComponent payload shape (fixed in fix: send the nested jobComponent shape for quickjobs, and add job read tools #83) isn't silently reverted by this change.
  • Good test coverage overall: 113 tests across 10 files reported passing, with new coverage for both the attribution logic and the readOnlyHint annotations (including a negative assertion that datto_run_quickjob does NOT get the hint, guarding against a future blanket-annotate mistake).

Reviewed by Claude Code

DATTO_HOST was left behind when the attribution tests moved to matching on
url.includes("/quickjob") rather than a full host string. eslint's
no-unused-vars failed the build on it, which would have failed CI on WYRE-AI#86.

Found while branching a separate change off main and noticing lint passed
there but not here.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TDheWRM33umHvBpF9H7gJa
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Hermes Agent Review

Verdict: Approve

Two changes bundled: (1) attribute Datto RMM quick jobs to the calling end user via X-Mcp-User-Upn header appended to the job name, gated to AUTH_MODE=gateway only; (2) readOnlyHint annotations on read-only tools.

✅ Looks Good

  • Attribution header is correctly untrusted outside gateway mode — PR explicitly refuses to honor it when there is no gateway authenticating the header, avoiding a spoofed-identity label that "looks authoritative."
  • sanitizeCallerUpn strips control characters and brackets and caps length (MAX_CALLER_UPN_LENGTH = 64), preventing the UPN from corrupting or spoofing the job name format.
  • Tests cover: normal attribution, no-header case, non-gateway-mode rejection, bracket-injection attempt, control-char injection, and length overflow.
  • README documents the behavior and its security boundary clearly.

No blocking issues.

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Review — headRefOid d8a5b17c1667f2fc5d5e4a4246e6b89ea29f82a5

Critical

  • None found.

Warnings

  • sanitizeCallerUpn strips control chars and brackets but does not strip other job-name-hostile characters (e.g. no length check on the whole jobName after concatenation beyond the 64-char UPN cap — a very long caller-supplied jobName plus the UPN suffix could still exceed whatever limit the Datto RMM API enforces on job names; worth confirming the API's own cap and whether it 400s ungracefully).
  • attributeJobName's idempotency check (jobName.endsWith([${upn}])) only guards exact-suffix retries; a caller name that coincidentally ends with [someone@example.com] for a different reason (not from a prior attribution) would be treated as already-attributed and skipped silently. Minor, unlikely in practice, but worth a comment acknowledging the tradeoff (already partially documented in code comments, good).
  • readOnlyHint correctness relies entirely on manual auditing of the SDK per the PR description ("checked against the SDK source"). This is manual, so it will silently rot if @wyre-ai/node-datto-rmm changes an endpoint's verb in a future bump. Consider a regression test tying annotations to expected HTTP methods if the SDK ever exposes verb metadata.

Suggestions

Looks Good

  • Advisory-only design (never affects authorization) is correctly scoped: gateway-mode-only reading of X-Mcp-User-Upn, clean fallback when absent.
  • Sanitization (bracket-stripping, control-char stripping, length cap) is well-motivated and tested with concrete injection scenarios (forged brackets, control chars, oversized UPN).
  • readOnlyHint annotations plus the explicit non-annotation of mutating tools (datto_resolve_alert, datto_run_quickjob) is correct and well tested.
  • Good test coverage overall (113 tests, real Worker fetch round-trips rather than mocks for the attribution logic).

Verdict: Comment only — solid, well-tested feature; minor edge-case notes above are non-blocking.

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Code Review Summary

Verdict: Approve

Two independent, well-scoped features: (1) advisory UPN attribution appended to quick-job names, gated strictly on AUTH_MODE=gateway, and (2) readOnlyHint annotations on 15/17 tools.

✅ Strengths

  • Security posture is careful and correct. The UPN is only trusted in gateway mode — exactly right, since outside a gateway X-Mcp-User-Upn is caller-controlled and would be a spoofable "who did this" claim if trusted directly.
  • Bracket/control-char stripping in sanitizeCallerUpn closes a real injection vector (a UPN containing ] could forge a second bracketed segment, e.g. x] [admin@corp) — good catch, and there's a dedicated test for it.
  • Idempotency (endsWith check) correctly prevents suffix-stacking on retries.
  • Length cap on the UPN prevents a single job name from being dominated by an absurd input.
  • readOnlyHint classification is annotated as checked against actual HTTP verbs per the PR description, not inferred from tool names — and the datto_run_quickjob test explicitly guards against a careless blanket-annotation regression. Good defensive test design.
  • Attribution tests exercise the real Worker fetch entrypoint rather than mocking internals, so they assert the actual outbound payload.

💡 Minor / non-blocking

  • attributeJobName doesn't cap the combined jobName + suffix length — only the UPN portion is capped at 64 chars. If Datto RMM enforces a max job-name length server-side, a long caller-supplied jobName plus the UPN suffix could still get silently truncated or rejected upstream. Worth a follow-up if that's ever observed in practice, not blocking here.
  • The regex [\u0000-\u001f[\]] strips brackets and C0 control chars but not DEL (\u007f) or C1 controls (\u0080-\u009f) — low risk given the length cap and target rendering surface (console job list), but a fuller control-char class (or a stated allowlist rationale) would be more airtight if this pattern gets reused elsewhere.

✅ Verification

build/test/lint/typecheck reported green; 113 tests across 10 files, with new coverage specifically targeting the security-relevant edge cases (forged brackets, control chars, length, idempotency, gateway-mode gating).


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Reviewed SHA: d8a5b17

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