feat(webhook): SSE endpoint streaming webhook events with resume by 404Wolf · Pull Request #6029 · macro-inc/macro

404Wolf · 2026-08-28T18:41:31Z

Adds a new endpoint in dss, you hit it with the filters you would otherwise have registered a webhook for, authed acting as user, and then we just wire up a kafka connection on a thread for you, which streams events over SSE. You provide a timestamp to get automatic catch up via uuidv7s as event IDs.

What

GET /webhook/events/stream — a Server-Sent Events endpoint that streams the same broker events webhooks deliver, filtered by the same WebhookFilters model (?filters=<JSON> or ?events=a,b&ids=... shorthand), authenticated like the rest of the webhook API (user session or bot token via ActingUser).

How

One ungrouped Kafka consumer per connection (topics: macro.documents, macro.channels, macro.webhooks, macro.agent_sessions). A slow subscriber accumulates lag in Kafka instead of dropping events or affecting anyone else; disconnect cleanup is pure RAII (consumer + cap slot drop with the response stream).
At-least-once within a 10-minute replay window. Every SSE event's id is the UUIDv7 broker event id; reconnecting clients send the standard Last-Event-ID header and the consumer seeks via offsets_for_times. Cursors older than the window get a 400 (resync and reconnect fresh) rather than a silently truncated replay. Clients dedupe by event id.
Access enforcement per event: entity access for document/channel/agent-trigger events (30s per-connection cache), owner-workspace membership for webhook.* lifecycle events — mirroring webhook ingestion's audience semantics. Normalization is shared with ingestion (functions made pub(crate), no logic changes).
Guardrails: 10 concurrent streams per user (429 over cap, RAII slot release), 20s comment keepalives, filter validation, poison records skipped.

Supporting changes: kafka_util gains assign_topics_at_timestamp for ungrouped consumers; macro_event_broker gains KafkaConsumerAdapter::new_at_timestamp.

Not in this PR

ALB idle-timeout bump for DSS's legacy load balancer (gateway-ALB path is already 3600s)
SDK macro.events SSE transport (design agreed, separate PR)
Explicit gap event on clamp (superseded by the 400-on-stale-cursor behavior)

Testing

7 new domain tests (filter matching, stale-cursor rejection, cap enforcement + slot release, access-denied/workspace-audience filtering, access-decision caching, start passthrough) with fake source/access/resolver
Full webhook (168), kafka_util, macro_event_broker suites pass; DSS compiles; clippy clean on all four crates

Note

Medium Risk
New live event surface combines Kafka consumption, authorization, and entity-access checks per delivered event; replay is process-local and at-least-once, so clients must handle gaps across replicas and dedupe by event id.

Overview
Adds GET /webhook/events/stream, an authenticated SSE endpoint that delivers broker events using the same WebhookFilters and WebhookScope as persisted webhooks, without creating a subscription. OpenAPI and generated web/SDK clients expose streamEvents (SSE); coverage marks it skipped for now.

Runtime path: DSS starts one background ungrouped Kafka consumer (shared topic list in topics.rs) that normalizes events into **StreamCandidateEvent**s and publishes them to a process-local WebhookStreamHub (time- and count-bounded replay). Each SSE connection uses WebhookEventStreamService to read from the hub, match filters via WebhookFilter::accepts, and gate delivery with entity access or workspace audience (team scope resolves via workspace resolver). Last-Event-ID (UUIDv7) enables best-effort resume within a 10-minute window; stale or invalid cursors return 400. Streams use 20s SSE keep-alives.

Supporting tweaks: kafka_util extracts prime_oauth_token and simplifies partition assignment; ingestion normalization is pub(crate) with stream-candidate helpers behind the new stream crate feature (on by default).

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- Added a live webhook event stream at GET /events/stream using Server-Sent Events.
- Supports event and entity filters, workspace-based access checks, authorization, and resumable delivery with Last-Event-ID.
- Streams can begin with the latest events or from a specified timestamp.
- Added keep-alive messages and clear responses for invalid requests, rate limits, and server errors.
- Added configurable streaming support for webhook integrations.

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Adds timestamp-based Kafka assignment for stream replay. Adds a webhook stream domain service with filtering, cursor validation, access checks, caching, and per-subscriber limits. Adds a Kafka event source that normalizes broker events. Adds an authorized Axum SSE endpoint with filter parsing, resume support, keep-alives, and error mapping. Wires the stream service and router into document storage service, feature flags, and OpenAPI registration.

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The new SSE endpoint can continue delivering workspace webhook events to a user after that user’s workspace membership is revoked, for as long as the connection remains open. This is a high-impact authorization issue, so the PR is not merge-ready until active-stream membership is revalidated or revoked streams are terminated.

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coderabbitai · 2026-08-28T18:49:53Z

+            StreamAudience::Workspace { workspace_id } => {
+                Ok(self.workspace_ids.contains(workspace_id))
+            }


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Authorization Bypass (CWE-862): Missing Authorization

Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate

Revalidate workspace membership for active streams.

open_stream resolves mutable team_user membership once and stores it in StreamState. Later workspace events use that snapshot, so a removed member can continue receiving events on an open SSE connection. Revalidate membership per event or refresh it with a finite TTL and fail closed on errors. Add a revocation regression test.

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github-actions · 2026-08-29T00:36:44Z

Preview: https://wolf-sse-qqei50.preview.macro.com/app (0703489)

GET /webhook/events/stream holds an SSE response open and delivers every broker event matching the caller's webhook-style filters, gated by the caller's own entity access. Each connection owns an ungrouped, manually assigned Kafka consumer, so a slow subscriber lags in Kafka instead of dropping events or affecting other streams. Delivery is at-least-once within a 10-minute replay window: events carry their UUIDv7 broker event id as the SSE id, and reconnecting clients resume via the standard Last-Event-ID header (seeked with Kafka offsets_for_times). Cursors older than the window are rejected with 400 rather than silently truncated, so clients resync instead of assuming continuity. Per-user cap of 10 concurrent streams; 20s comment keepalives; per-connection 30s entity-access cache. Supporting changes: kafka_util gains timestamp-seek assignment for ungrouped consumers, macro_event_broker gains a matching adapter constructor, and webhook ingestion's normalization helpers are exposed crate-internally for reuse by the stream source.

InitialOffset::AtTimestampMs replaces the separate assign_topics_at_timestamp method and adapter constructor: one assign_topics call now covers all three starting positions, and the offsets_for_times resolution is an implementation detail of the enum's timestamp variant. DSS aliases renamed to DssSseStreamService / DssSseStreamState; stale resume cursors are rejected with 400 instead of silently clamped to the replay window.

Drop the events/ids comma-separated shorthand: one spelling, identical to the persisted webhook filters field.

Drop the hand-rolled stream copy; one validate_filters governs both delivery mechanisms, so streams also gain the size caps.

The new GET /webhook/events/stream endpoint left apps/web gen-api and packages/sdk generated code stale. Regenerate those clients and list streamEvents on the SDK backlog — the typed SSE transport is a follow-up. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>

Move declare_topics! to crate::topics so the ingestion consumer and the SSE stream source read the same topic set and cannot drift.

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cursor · 2026-08-31T20:12:49Z

+                    WebhookStreamError::BadRequest(
+                        "team scope requires the user to belong to a team".to_string(),
+                    )
+                })?,


Team scope picks wrong workspace

Medium Severity

Team-scoped streams resolve the workspace via resolve_workspace_ids and then take the first id that is not the subscriber. Persisted webhook create, list, and ownership checks use get_user_team_workspace_id, which selects the highest-role team. A caller in more than one team can therefore stream webhook.* events for a different workspace than the one their team-scoped webhooks are stored under.

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Agentic security review found two authorization issues on the new webhook SSE stream: per-event checks treat PUBLIC/TEAM link-share as webhook audience, and team-scope membership is frozen for the life of the connection.

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cursor · 2026-08-31T20:14:51Z

+            StreamAudience::Workspace { workspace_id } => {
+                Ok(self.workspace_id.as_str() == workspace_id.as_str())


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Severity: MEDIUM

Workspace audience for webhook.* lifecycle events is resolved once in open_stream via resolve_workspace_ids and stored on StreamState for the life of the SSE connection. Entity access is rechecked with a 30s cache; workspace membership is never refreshed. Keep-alives every 20s can hold the connection after team removal.

Impact: After offboarding, a held team-scope stream can keep receiving webhook lifecycle payloads for that workspace, including endpoint_url, filters, and actor ids, until the client or proxy drops the connection. Signing secrets are omitted, but destination URLs and filter configuration remain sensitive.

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cursor · 2026-08-31T21:19:17Z

+            StreamAudience::Entity {
+                entity_id,
+                entity_type,
+            } => Ok(self
+                .entity_access_service
+                .get_access_level(Some(&self.subscriber), entity_id, *entity_type)
+                .await
+                .map_err(|error| rootcause::report!(error))?
+                .is_some()),


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Severity: HIGH

Per-event SSE authorization uses get_access_level(...).is_some(), which treats PUBLIC (and TEAM) link-share as access for any authenticated ActingUser. Persisted webhook ingestion instead fans out with get_users_by_entity, which only includes explicit user, channel, and team grants.

WebhookFilters may omit ids (match-all). Any logged-in user or bot can subscribe to document.* without entity ids and receive a live stream plus up to 10 minutes of replay for unlisted public-link documents they were never granted and whose share URLs they never had.

Impact: Breaks unlisted-link secrecy (document_id, owner, name, project, actor) and is broader than persisted webhook delivery. TEAM link-share similarly enumerates team-unlisted documents to every teammate of the owner.

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Agentic security review of the SSE webhook stream found one net-new issue (team-scope workspace selection). Previously reported HIGH link-share audience mismatch and MEDIUM stale workspace membership on open streams remain unaddressed.

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cursor · 2026-08-31T22:06:56Z

+        let workspace_id = match scope {
+            WebhookScope::User => subscriber.as_ref().to_string(),
+            WebhookScope::Team => self
+                .workspace_resolver
+                .resolve_workspace_ids(vec![subscriber.clone()])
+                .await
+                .map_err(|error| {
+                    let error: anyhow::Error = error.into();
+                    WebhookStreamError::Internal(rootcause::report!(
+                        "failed to resolve subscriber team workspace: {error:?}"
+                    ))
+                })?
+                .into_iter()
+                .find(|workspace_id| workspace_id != subscriber.as_ref())


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Severity: MEDIUM

Team-scoped streams resolve workspace_id via resolve_workspace_ids and then take the first id that is not the subscriber. That query returns every team_user.team_id ordered by team_id::text, while persisted webhook create/list/ownership uses get_user_team_workspace_id (ORDER BY team_role DESC LIMIT 1).

A caller in more than one team can therefore stream webhook.created / webhook.updated for a different team than the webhook REST API treats as their workspace.

Impact: Multi-team users can observe another team's webhook lifecycle configuration (endpoint_url, filters, actor ids) that the rest of the webhook API would reject. Signing secrets are omitted.

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404Wolf and others added 8 commits August 31, 2026 18:35

refactor(webhook): SSE stream takes only the typed filters JSON param

f073ae3

Drop the events/ids comma-separated shorthand: one spelling, identical to the persisted webhook filters field.

refactor(webhook): inline mutex locks in stream tests

9dafbf1

refactor(webhook): stream reuses the persisted-webhook filter validation

2a7696c

Drop the hand-rolled stream copy; one validate_filters governs both delivery mechanisms, so streams also gain the size caps.

refactor(webhook): one shared topic declaration for both consumers

b2d4b26

Move declare_topics! to crate::topics so the ingestion consumer and the SSE stream source read the same topic set and cannot drift.

refactor(webhook): share Kafka consumer across SSE streams

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404Wolf force-pushed the wolf/sse branch from 74fa830 to 192e9e6 Compare August 31, 2026 18:39