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A SaaS platform managing per-tenant API keys featuring immediate revocation, automatic rotation, permission scopes, and user-based rate limiting.

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Urgency9.0

Market size8.0

Feasibility7.0

Competition5.0

Pain point

Lack of support for independent per-tenant API keys with granular control and security limits scalability and security of SaaS platforms.

Who'd pay for this

SaaS companies and platform developers needing secure authentication and advanced API key management for multiple clients.

Source signal

"The current HTTP transport supports only one shared Bearer token (src/transports/http.ts:166-176). The following capabilities required for SaaS are all missing: independent API keys per tenant, immediate revocation (for compromised keys), key rotation (regular replacement), scopes / permissions (read-only, no-navigate, headless-only), rate limiting that is correctly applied per tenant, identity traceability in the audit log"

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[P0] B-3: Support per-tenant API keys and JWT/OAuth

Published: 9 hours ago

Repository: shaun0927/openchrome Author: shaun0927 [P0] B-3: Support per-tenant API keys and JWT/OAuth Priority: P0 (SaaS blocker) Group: SaaS α Estimated Effort: 1-2 weeks Labels: saas, security, auth, p0 Problem: Current HTTP transport supports only one shared Bearer token. Missing SaaS capabilities include independent API keys per tenant, immediate revocation, key rotation, scopes/permissions, tenant-based rate limiting, and identity traceability in audit logs. Current State: Single authToken environment variable, no key store or metadata, rate limiter based on session ID. Proposed Approach: Implement API key store with metadata, identifiable key format, admin API for key management, future JWT/OAuth extension, authorization changes to enforce scopes and tenant-based rate limiting. Files to change and implementation steps detailed.

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