[batuhan]

The sign-in and approval screens now say Spaces instead of sites, and the Agent access sentence changed. This brings four pages in line.

• Agents / Permissions and CLI / sf login: the Read-only and Agent access sentences match the approval page. Agent access now also names Sell, team invites, and connected services.
• Agents / MCP server: the default scope table lists every scope a client asks for today, with the current descriptions. It was missing six.
• API / Authentication: the Space scope descriptions say Space.
• CLI / sf login: the browser flow example matches what the CLI prints now, and the --json action line goes to stderr, not stdout.

generated/openapi/** still has the old scope wording. It updates on the next export from the API.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated OAuth scope descriptions and documented additional access for team members, Sell, Spaces, and OAuth apps.
  • Clarified agent permissions, including Space and domain management, team invitations, and connected services. Added confirmation requirements for Space deletion and purchases, and restrictions on changing team roles or billing.
  • Revised the browser sign-in example and clarified that the JSON handoff is sent to stderr.

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Issues

2 potential issues found:

• The "Log the CLI in" steps in content/(account)/authentication.mdx still show the removed format (Complete device login in your browser. / Code: ABCD-EFGH / Link: …). The updated cli/login.mdx links to that page and now contradicts it.
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• content/api/authentication.mdx updates only the spaces:* rows. The domains:read and domains:write descriptions still differ from the new wording in mcp-server.mdx. The table also omits scopes the API resource accepts, such as sell:write, teams:members.write, spaces:access.write, versions:download and oauth-apps:write.
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• Summary: Accurate; two related pages still out of date
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  {
    "summary": "Accurate; two related pages still out of date",
    "findings": [
      {
        "fix": "Update the step-2 code block to the new banner, e.g. `  Sign in to Spacefast` / `  Opened https://my.spacefast.com/device` / `  Code ABCD-EFGH · check it matches`. Note that when no browser can be opened the CLI prints `  Open <full link>` followed by `No browser to open here. Open the link on any device to approve.`",
        "line": 99,
        "path": "content/(account)/authentication.mdx",
        "issue": "This PR replaces the browser-flow example in content/cli/login.mdx with the current CLI banner (`Sign in to Spacefast` / `Opened …/device` / `Code XXXX-XXXX · check it matches`, from presentDeviceAuthorization in packages/cli/src/auth.ts). The \"Log the CLI in\" steps on the Sign in and security page still show the removed format (`Complete device login in your browser.` / `Code: ABCD-EFGH` / `Link: …`), and login.mdx links readers straight to that page. The two pages now contradict each other, and the account page doesn't match what the CLI prints.",
        "title": "Sign in and security page still shows the old `sf login` output",
        "severity": "nit"
      },
      {
        "fix": "Use the current OAUTH_SCOPE_DESCRIPTIONS text for the `domains:read` and `domains:write` rows, and add the missing API-resource scopes with their descriptions. If the table is meant to be partial, say so in the text that introduces it.",
        "line": 140,
        "path": "content/api/authentication.mdx",
        "issue": "The PR copies the current OAUTH_SCOPE_DESCRIPTIONS wording into mcp-server.mdx but changes only the `spaces:*` rows here. The `domains:read` and `domains:write` rows still use the old text (\"Read domain inventory and DNS diagnostics\" / \"Attach, verify, and mutate domains and DNS records\"), so the two pages now describe the same scopes differently. The table is introduced as \"The scopes:\" but still leaves out scopes the API resource accepts: `teams:members.write`, `sell:write`, `spaces:access.write`, `spaces:delete`, `versions:download`, `billing:purchase`, `oauth-apps:write`, `connectors:read/write/execute` and `person-pages:read` (OAUTH_API_RESOURCE_SCOPES in packages/common/src/contracts/oauth-resources.ts). An API client that needs one of these, such as `sell:write`, can't find it on the API reference page.",
        "title": "API scope table now contradicts the MCP page and still omits the new scopes",
        "severity": "nit"
      }
    ]
  }

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Walkthrough

The documentation updates Hosted OAuth scopes, agent permission descriptions, authentication scope wording, and CLI login guidance. The CLI example now shows a sign-in prompt, device URL, code-matching instruction, and account confirmation.

Changes: Authentication and CLI documentation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Scope and agent permission descriptions content/agents/mcp-server.mdx, content/api/authentication.mdx, content/agents/permissions.mdx	The Hosted scope table adds scopes and revises scope descriptions. The authentication page capitalizes “Spaces” in scope descriptions. The agent permission text describes updated access and restrictions.
CLI login flow and access descriptions content/cli/login.mdx	The browser-flow example and --json handoff guidance are updated. The read and agent access descriptions now cover the documented Spaces, domains, teams, Sell, and connected services permissions and restrictions.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes

Change: Other

Suggested reviewers: alexanderaidun-a8c

Merge Risk: Low · up to fbde7

This documentation-only change has a small inconsistency on the CLI login page. The example does not show the access and expiry lines that the Output section says login prints. It is safe to merge, but the page should label the example as abbreviated or be aligned.

Security architecture risk: Low · up to fbde7

The changes update permission and login documentation, not deployed authorization behavior. The main concern is conflicting guidance about whether agents may invite teammates, which makes the delegation boundary unclear. No new privilege-escalation path was established.

Retained concerns

• Low · security · observed: The revised Agent access description permits inviting team members, but the same page still says invitations, cancellation, and resending are refused for every agent credential at every permission level. This introduces conflicting statements about the delegated identity boundary. The generated contract includes an invitation scope, so the evidence does not establish which agent-specific statement matches enforcement or demonstrate an authorization bypass.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The affected security surface is users' understanding of delegation across approved teams, Spaces, commerce, and connected services. The comparison does not modify deployed permissions, credentials, networking, or data stores; the concern is authorization-contract clarity rather than demonstrated expansion of runtime exposure.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• observed — The newly introduced invitation statement conflicts with the existing blanket agent prohibition. This supports a public authorization-contract concern, but not a verified attacker-controlled path to inviting members or gaining privileges.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The hosted MCP guidance describes resource-bound OAuth tokens and five-minute delegation tokens carrying the source credential's policy. It separately states that hosted OAuth grants no connector scopes, while local MCP can expose connected-service tools through the CLI login. These existing documented boundaries distinguish hosted MCP authority from the broader CLI Agent access description; their implementations were not available for verification.

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The title "Say Spaces in permission copy, and match the CLI login output" matches the main changes. The raw summary shows permission and login copy edits that use "Spaces" terminology, and the CLI login example and output changes match the "match the CLI login output" half. The title is specific, short, and free of vague terms. It omits the MCP server scope table and the API authentication scope capitalization, but those are secondary and the title does not need to cover every detail.

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⚪️ Nit · API scope table contradicts the MCP page and omits new scopes

The domains:* rows here still use the old wording, while mcp-server.mdx now has the current descriptions. The table also leaves out scopes the API resource accepts (sell:write, teams:members.write, spaces:access.write, versions:download, oauth-apps:write, and others), so an API client can't find them on this page. Sync the wording and add the missing rows, or say the table is partial.

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- Line 40: Clarify the browser-flow example’s scope: either label the transcript
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including granted access and credential expiry. Keep the example and documented
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Mark the browser-flow example as abbreviated, or align it with the Output section.

The example ends at the account and team line. The Output section says sf login also prints the granted access and the credential expiry. A reader cannot tell whether the example is a partial transcript or whether the Output section is out of date. Either label the example as abbreviated, or update the Output section to match what the command prints.

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Review comment at @content/cli/login.mdx at line 40:
Clarify the browser-flow example’s scope: either label the transcript as abbreviated or update the Output section to match what `sf login` prints, including granted access and credential expiry. Keep the example and documented output consistent.

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