Background
CoreLink is one product across multiple implementation repositories. This work is owned by mcp-server under EPIC-02.
Problem
The repository does not yet provide a supported, reproducible and acceptance-tested way to define tenant, authorization, consent, and audit threat model for MCP tools.
Goal
Define tenant, authorization, consent, and audit threat model for MCP tools, aligned with tagged contracts and the shared CoreLink release train.
Parent
- Primary Product Epic: EPIC-02
- Backlog ID:
MCP-01
Scope
- Deliver the title outcome inside
mcp-server.
- Reconcile contract version, authentication, tenancy, error, compatibility, packaging and documentation behavior where applicable.
- Retain evidence for the Developer Platform gate.
Out of Scope
- Hand-written divergence from the normative contracts.
- Unsupported production claims before an artifact and conformance evidence exist.
- A separate repository roadmap.
Acceptance Criteria
Technical Notes
Generated artifacts must identify immutable contract provenance. Security-sensitive tools use least privilege, explicit consent, audit and safe token handling. Package channels must distinguish prerelease from stable.
Dependencies
- Blocked by: EPIC-02 actor contract
- Blocks: Resolved during refinement.
- Cross-repository: Link concrete contract, mock, documentation and release Issues.
Planning Metadata
- Type: Technical Task
- Priority: P0
- Product milestone: Developer Platform
- Domains: security, devex
- Area: backend
- Complexity: M
- Initial status: Triage
- DRI: Unassigned
- Intended labels:
type:technical-task, priority:p0, domain:security, domain:devex, area:backend
Definition of Done
Background
CoreLink is one product across multiple implementation repositories. This work is owned by
mcp-serverunder EPIC-02.Problem
The repository does not yet provide a supported, reproducible and acceptance-tested way to define tenant, authorization, consent, and audit threat model for MCP tools.
Goal
Define tenant, authorization, consent, and audit threat model for MCP tools, aligned with tagged contracts and the shared CoreLink release train.
Parent
MCP-01Scope
mcp-server.Out of Scope
Acceptance Criteria
Technical Notes
Generated artifacts must identify immutable contract provenance. Security-sensitive tools use least privilege, explicit consent, audit and safe token handling. Package channels must distinguish prerelease from stable.
Dependencies
Planning Metadata
type:technical-task,priority:p0,domain:security,domain:devex,area:backendDefinition of Done