test: Add unit tests for status endpoint OIDC config
Add unit tests for /api/v1/status endpoint focusing on OIDC config: - Test hybrid mode (multi_user_basic + enable_offline_access) returns OIDC - Test pure multi_user_basic mode without offline_access omits OIDC - Test OAuth mode returns OIDC config - Test single-user BasicAuth mode omits OIDC config - Test partial OIDC config (only discovery_url or only issuer) Also updates docs/authentication.md with Astrolabe hybrid mode setup: - Two-step credential setup (OAuth + app password) - Technical details for each credential type - Request direction table explaining why two credentials needed Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -223,6 +223,55 @@ NEXTCLOUD_OIDC_CLIENT_SECRET=<client-secret>
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| Token Storage | None | Refresh tokens only | All tokens |
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| Deployment Complexity | Low | Medium | High |
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### Astrolabe User Setup (Hybrid Mode)
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When Astrolabe connects to an MCP server running in hybrid mode, users must complete a **two-step credential setup**:
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#### Step 1: OAuth Authorization (Search Access)
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**Purpose**: Allows Astrolabe to call MCP server APIs on the user's behalf.
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**Flow**:
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1. User opens Astrolabe Personal Settings in Nextcloud
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2. Clicks "Authorize" button
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3. Redirected to Astrolabe's OAuth controller (`/apps/astrolabe/oauth/initiate`)
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4. OAuth controller discovers IdP from MCP server's `/api/v1/status` endpoint
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5. User authenticates with Identity Provider (Nextcloud OIDC or external IdP)
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6. Tokens stored in Nextcloud user config (`McpTokenStorage`)
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7. Astrolabe can now perform semantic searches via MCP API
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**Technical Details**:
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- Token audience: MCP server
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- Token storage: Nextcloud app config (`oc_preferences`)
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- Used for: `/api/v1/search`, `/api/v1/status` (authenticated endpoints)
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#### Step 2: App Password (Background Indexing)
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**Purpose**: Allows MCP server to access Nextcloud content for background sync.
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**Flow**:
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1. User generates app password in Nextcloud Security settings
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2. Enters app password in Astrolabe Personal Settings
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3. App password validated against Nextcloud and stored (encrypted)
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4. MCP server can now index user's content in the background
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**Technical Details**:
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- Credential type: Nextcloud app password
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- Token storage: MCP server's refresh token database
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- Used for: Background indexing, content sync to vector database
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#### Why Two Credentials?
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| Direction | Auth Method | Purpose |
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|-----------|-------------|---------|
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| Astrolabe → MCP Server | OAuth Bearer Token | User searches, settings management |
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| MCP Server → Nextcloud | BasicAuth (App Password) | Background content indexing |
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The separation ensures:
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- **Security**: Each credential has limited scope
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- **Audit Trail**: OAuth tokens identify users; app passwords enable background ops
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- **User Control**: Users explicitly grant each type of access
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### See Also
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- [OAuth Architecture](oauth-architecture.md) - Progressive Consent (Flow 2) details
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- [Configuration](configuration.md#enable_offline_access) - Hybrid mode configuration
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