feat(evals): Adds MFA step-up evals for auth0-server-python - #240
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds a Python MFA step-up evaluation. It defines grading rules and a runnable Auth0 server scaffold with HTTP routing, environment configuration, encrypted cookie stores, and Auth0 SDK integration. ChangesPython MFA step-up evaluation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds a Python MFA step-up eval and scaffold, but merge readiness is moderate because authentication cookies are not transport-protected, concurrent login transactions can overwrite one another, and error responses may expose internal details; some grader checks can also produce incorrect pass or fail results. These bounded issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant AppHandler
participant ServerClient
participant Auth0
Browser->>AppHandler: Request login or transfer route
AppHandler->>ServerClient: Run Auth0 route handler
ServerClient->>Auth0: Start login or validate session
Auth0-->>ServerClient: Return redirect or authenticated result
ServerClient-->>AppHandler: Return response and cookie options
AppHandler-->>Browser: Return redirect, JSON response, cookies, or error
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In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/mfa/server-python/graders.ts`:
- Around line 62-66: Update the L4 matcher in matches to verify that
authorization_params and acr_values occur within the start_interactive_login
call arguments, rather than merely appearing later in the source; preserve the
existing grader description and level while preventing implementations that omit
acr_values from passing.
In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/scaffolds/server-python/auth0/app.py`:
- Line 15: Override AppHandler.log_request to log only the parsed request path
from self.path and the response status, preventing callback query parameters
from reaching stderr through BaseHTTPRequestHandler.send_response. Add a
regression test covering a callback URL with code and state query values and
assert neither value appears in the request log.
In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/scaffolds/server-python/auth0/stores.py`:
- Around line 7-14: Update the cookie store set/get flow to serialize
TransactionData and StateData inputs with model_dump() before encryption, and
restore transaction cookies with TransactionData.model_validate() before
callback processing accesses model attributes such as domain, redirect_uri, and
code_verifier. Preserve existing behavior for missing cookies, and add
round-trip coverage for both transaction and state cookies.
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| matches( | ||
| String.raw`start_interactive_login\s*\([\s\S]*?authorization_params[\s\S]*?acr_values`, | ||
| 'Step-up authorization params are passed into start_interactive_login', | ||
| GraderLevel.L4, | ||
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[\s\S]*? is unbounded by the function call's closing paren. An agent that writes a normal start_interactive_login call for the standard login route, with authorization_params and acr_values appearing separately in a comment or a different function later in the file, will pass this grader without those three tokens being in the same call.
I'd bound the match within the argument dict:
String.raw`start_interactive_login\s*\(\s*\{[^}]*authorization_params[^}]*acr_values`The [^}]* keeps the match inside the enclosing brace. Alternatively, promote this check to the L4 judge and drop the regex.
| return [ | ||
| // ── L1: Required MFA step-up symbols present ─────────────────────────── | ||
| contains('acr_values', 'Step-up login request uses the acr_values parameter', GraderLevel.L1), | ||
| contains('amr', 'AMR claim checked to detect prior MFA completion', GraderLevel.L1), |
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The OIDC spec uses uppercase AMR. Models trained on spec or Auth0 docs often produce claims.get('AMR', []). The contains executor is case-sensitive by default, so this grader silently misses a correct implementation using the uppercase form.
I'd add { caseSensitive: false } and update the description to reflect that L1 only verifies presence:
contains('amr', 'AMR claim referenced to detect prior MFA completion', GraderLevel.L1, { caseSensitive: false }),| 'Does not hand-roll the raw /mfa/challenge endpoint (wrong approach for a redirect web app)', | ||
| GraderLevel.L2, | ||
| ), | ||
| notContains('jwt.decode', 'No manual JWT decoding — read claims through the SDK, not by hand', GraderLevel.L2), |
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Models hallucinating manual token inspection are as likely to write base64.b64decode(segment) + json.loads(...) or token.split('.')[1] as they are to use jwt.decode. The L5 notContains('id_token.split') covers only one specific variable name and only runs in MCP configurations.
I'd add a complementary L2 check:
notContains('base64.b64decode', 'No manual base64 JWT segment decoding', GraderLevel.L2),| notContains( | ||
| 'id_token.split', | ||
| 'Reads the amr claim through the SDK session (get_user()/complete_interactive_login), ' + | ||
| 'not by manually splitting/decoding the raw ID token', | ||
| GraderLevel.L5, | ||
| ), |
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Manual JWT decoding in Python is almost never spelled exactly id_token.split. Agents are more likely to write token.split('.'), raw.split('.'), or access_token.split('.'). This is a near-unconditional pass and adds little signal beyond the L2 notContains('jwt.decode') that already covers the most common path.
Would it make sense to broaden the needle (e.g. ".split('.')") or fold this into the L5 judge and drop the notContains?
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In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/mfa/server-python/graders.ts`:
- Around line 64-68: Replace the contains check for dev-barkbook.us.auth0.com in
the grader with validation that the Python solution reads the Auth0 domain from
an environment variable and loads configuration from an external file such as
.env, without awarding credit for a hardcoded domain string.
- Around line 69-73: Update the L4 grader in the MFA server-python evaluation to
accept authorization_params constructed before the start_interactive_login call,
not only inline object literals. Replace the syntax-specific regex in the
matches check with semantic validation that verifies acr_values flows through
authorization_params into start_interactive_login.
- Around line 11-102: Add tests for defineGraders covering positive and negative
fixtures for the MFA gate, externalized Auth0 configuration, and
authorization_params passed to start_interactive_login, including both accepted
and rejected implementations.
Apply the same fix in
`@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/scaffolds/server-python/auth0/stores.py` around lines
7 - 55: Covers the requested route, response, and callback-handling tests.
In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/scaffolds/server-python/auth0/app.py`:
- Around line 57-58: Update the exception handler in the Auth0 operation flow to
stop returning str(err) in the client response; return a stable
internal_server_error error payload instead, and log only sanitized diagnostic
details separately.
In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/scaffolds/server-python/auth0/stores.py`:
- Around line 13-15: Update the cookie-setting flow in the response adapter
around set_cookie to pass an explicit secure option for both transaction and
session cookies, enabling it for HTTPS deployments. Validate the configured
APP_BASE_URL and reject non-loopback HTTP configurations, while allowing only an
explicit, narrowly scoped loopback HTTP exception and covering that behavior
with tests.
- Around line 13-15: Update _CookieStore to key each login transaction by its
identifier instead of always using the fixed _a0_tx cookie, ensuring reads,
writes, and deletes target only the matching transaction while preserving a
bounded storage strategy if using a map. Add a regression test covering two
simultaneous tab logins and confirming each callback retrieves its own
transaction.
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| export function defineGraders() { | ||
| return [ | ||
| // ── L1: Required MFA step-up symbols present ─────────────────────────── | ||
| contains('acr_values', 'Step-up login request uses the acr_values parameter', GraderLevel.L1), | ||
| contains('amr', 'AMR claim referenced to detect prior MFA completion', GraderLevel.L1, { | ||
| caseSensitive: false, | ||
| }), | ||
| contains( | ||
| 'schemas.openid.net/pape/policies/2007/06/multi-factor', | ||
| 'Uses the correct multi-factor acr_values policy URI', | ||
| GraderLevel.L1, | ||
| ), | ||
| contains( | ||
| 'start_interactive_login', | ||
| 'Triggers step-up via the SDK start_interactive_login method', | ||
| GraderLevel.L1, | ||
| ), | ||
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| // ── L2: Hallucination / wrong approach ──────────────────────────────── | ||
| notContains('pyotp', 'No server-side TOTP library (pyotp) — Auth0 performs the MFA', GraderLevel.L2), | ||
| notContains('otplib', 'No JS TOTP library (otplib) — wrong ecosystem for this SDK', GraderLevel.L2), | ||
| notContains( | ||
| 'mfa/challenge', | ||
| 'Does not hand-roll the raw /mfa/challenge endpoint (wrong approach for a redirect web app)', | ||
| GraderLevel.L2, | ||
| ), | ||
| notContains('jwt.decode', 'No manual JWT decoding — read claims through the SDK, not by hand', GraderLevel.L2), | ||
| notContains( | ||
| 'base64.b64decode', | ||
| 'No manual base64 JWT segment decoding — read claims through the SDK, not by hand', | ||
| GraderLevel.L2, | ||
| ), | ||
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| // ── L3: Security ────────────────────────────────────────────────────── | ||
| notContainsInSource( | ||
| 'barkbook_secret_def456uvw', | ||
| 'No hardcoded Auth0 client secret in source (allowed only in .env)', | ||
| GraderLevel.L3, | ||
| ), | ||
| judge( | ||
| 'Does the code avoid exposing raw Auth0 tokens (access, ID, or refresh tokens) in HTTP ' + | ||
| 'responses or logs, relying on the SDK-managed encrypted session rather than persisting ' + | ||
| 'tokens itself?', | ||
| GraderLevel.L3, | ||
| ), | ||
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| // ── L4: Structural correctness ──────────────────────────────────────── | ||
| compiles('Project byte-compiles (compileall succeeds)', GraderLevel.L4), | ||
| // Content-based (not event-based): confirms the provided Auth0 config was | ||
| // externalised into the workspace (conventionally .env). A `contains` check | ||
| // is robust to how the agent wrote the file — a runner that writes via a | ||
| // shell heredoc (`printf ... > .env`) instead of the write_file tool would | ||
| // slip past an event-based wroteFile grader. | ||
| contains( | ||
| 'dev-barkbook.us.auth0.com', | ||
| 'Auth0 config (domain) externalised into the workspace, e.g. .env', | ||
| GraderLevel.L4, | ||
| ), | ||
| matches( | ||
| String.raw`start_interactive_login\s*\(\s*\{[^}]*authorization_params[^}]*acr_values`, | ||
| 'Step-up authorization params are passed into start_interactive_login', | ||
| GraderLevel.L4, | ||
| ), | ||
| judge( | ||
| 'Does the code check the amr claim from the authenticated user (via the SDK — e.g. ' + | ||
| 'get_user()/get_session() or the complete_interactive_login result) and only run the funds ' + | ||
| 'transfer when "mfa" is present in amr, otherwise sending the user into step-up login first?', | ||
| GraderLevel.L4, | ||
| ), | ||
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| // ── L5: Current API patterns ────────────────────────────────────────── | ||
| judge( | ||
| 'Does the code pass acr_values inside the authorization_params dict given to ' + | ||
| 'start_interactive_login (e.g. start_interactive_login({"authorization_params": {...}})) ' + | ||
| 'rather than as a top-level keyword argument?', | ||
| GraderLevel.L5, | ||
| ), | ||
| judge( | ||
| 'Does the code read the amr claim through the SDK session (get_user() or the ' + | ||
| 'complete_interactive_login result) rather than manually decoding the raw ID/access token — ' + | ||
| "e.g. splitting the token on '.', base64-decoding a segment, or calling jwt.decode by hand?", | ||
| GraderLevel.L5, | ||
| ), | ||
|
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| // ── Holistic judge (no level — always runs) ─────────────────────────── | ||
| judge( | ||
| 'Does the solution correctly implement MFA step-up in a framework-agnostic Python web app using ' + | ||
| 'auth0-server-python — inspecting the amr claim to detect prior MFA, requesting step-up via ' + | ||
| 'start_interactive_login with acr_values set to the multi-factor policy URI when MFA is absent, ' + | ||
| 'and gating the Transfer Funds action behind MFA verification?', | ||
| ), | ||
| ]; |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Add focused tests for the new MFA grader and Python scaffold flows.
Cover positive and negative MFA-gating cases, externalized configuration, authorization parameter handling, cookie round-trips and expiry, invalid cookies, concurrent login transactions, redirects, cookie headers, sanitized failures, and callback query redaction.
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In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/mfa/server-python/graders.ts` around lines 11 -
102, Add tests for defineGraders covering positive and negative fixtures for the
MFA gate, externalized Auth0 configuration, and authorization_params passed to
start_interactive_login, including both accepted and rejected implementations.
Apply the same fix in
`@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/scaffolds/server-python/auth0/stores.py` around lines
7 - 55: Covers the requested route, response, and callback-handling tests.
Source: Coding guidelines
| contains( | ||
| 'dev-barkbook.us.auth0.com', | ||
| 'Auth0 config (domain) externalised into the workspace, e.g. .env', | ||
| GraderLevel.L4, | ||
| ), |
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Check configuration location and loading.
This substring check passes when a solution hardcodes dev-barkbook.us.auth0.com in Python source. That solution does not externalize configuration, but it receives the L4 credit. Replace this check with a grader that verifies environment-based configuration and the external config file.
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In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/mfa/server-python/graders.ts` around lines 64 -
68, Replace the contains check for dev-barkbook.us.auth0.com in the grader with
validation that the Python solution reads the Auth0 domain from an environment
variable and loads configuration from an external file such as .env, without
awarding credit for a hardcoded domain string.
| matches( | ||
| String.raw`start_interactive_login\s*\(\s*\{[^}]*authorization_params[^}]*acr_values`, | ||
| 'Step-up authorization params are passed into start_interactive_login', | ||
| GraderLevel.L4, | ||
| ), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Accept pre-built authorization parameters.
This regex only accepts acr_values inside the inline start_interactive_login argument object. A valid implementation can build authorization_params first, then pass that dictionary to start_interactive_login; it will fail this L4 grader. Use a semantic L4 judge that verifies the data flow instead of requiring the inline form.
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In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/mfa/server-python/graders.ts` around lines 69 -
73, Update the L4 grader in the MFA server-python evaluation to accept
authorization_params constructed before the start_interactive_login call, not
only inline object literals. Replace the syntax-specific regex in the matches
check with semantic validation that verifies acr_values flows through
authorization_params into start_interactive_login.
| except Exception as err: | ||
| self._reply(500, res, body={"error": str(err)}) |
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Do not return raw exception text to the client.
The client receives str(err) for every failed Auth0 operation. This can expose internal Auth0, configuration, or dependency details during login and callback failures.
Return a stable internal_server_error response. Log sanitized diagnostic data separately.
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- except Exception as err:
- self._reply(500, res, body={"error": str(err)})
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In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/scaffolds/server-python/auth0/app.py` around lines
57 - 58, Update the exception handler in the Auth0 operation flow to stop
returning str(err) in the client response; return a stable internal_server_error
error payload instead, and log only sanitized diagnostic details separately.
| _require(options, "response").set_cookie( | ||
| self.cookie_name, self.encrypt(identifier, data), max_age=self.max_age | ||
| ) |
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Set a transport policy for authentication cookies.
The response adapter omits Secure for both transaction and session cookies. Because APP_BASE_URL defaults to HTTP, browsers can send these cookies on an unencrypted request. HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax do not restrict transport. The Secure attribute restricts cookie delivery to HTTPS. (developer.mozilla.org)
Add a secure cookie option. Enable it for HTTPS deployments. Reject non-loopback HTTP configuration. Keep any local-development exception explicit and tested.
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In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/scaffolds/server-python/auth0/stores.py` around
lines 13 - 15, Update the cookie-setting flow in the response adapter around
set_cookie to pass an explicit secure option for both transaction and session
cookies, enabling it for HTTPS deployments. Validate the configured APP_BASE_URL
and reject non-loopback HTTP configurations, while allowing only an explicit,
narrowly scoped loopback HTTP exception and covering that behavior with tests.
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In the auth0-server-python SDK (version 1.0.0b14), the TransactionStore is an abstraction used to manage short-lived OAuth flow data, such as PKCE code verifiers and state parameters [1][2][3]. The SDK provides an AbstractDataStore base class that includes encrypt and decrypt methods to ensure sensitive data is protected at rest [1]. Key points regarding these methods and storage security: 1. Data Protection: The SDK requires a secret key (configured via the secret parameter during client initialization) which serves as the foundation for the encryption and decryption processes [4][5][6]. 2. Implementation: The AbstractDataStore class provides the structural framework for these operations, allowing implementations (like those using cookies) to encrypt data before persistence and decrypt it upon retrieval [1][2]. 3. Security Mechanism: When using cookie-based stores, such as the CookieTransactionStore, the SDK typically encrypts the entire serialized transaction data to protect sensitive information like the PKCE code_verifier [1][2][3]. 4. Configuration: Developers are expected to generate a secure secret (e.g., using openssl rand -hex 64) and provide it to the ServerClient [4][5][7]. The SDK uses this secret to handle the encryption/decryption logic internally for protected storage backends [4][1][6]. For custom storage implementations, developers typically inherit from the base storage classes provided by the SDK, ensuring that their specific set and get methods utilize the built-in encryption and decryption utilities to maintain security compliance [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://deepwiki.com/auth0/auth0-server-python/3.4-storage-systems
- 2: https://github.com/auth0/auth0-server-python/blob/main/examples/ConfigureStore.md
- 3: https://deepwiki.com/auth0/auth0-server-python/7.3-custom-storage-implementation
- 4: https://pypi.org/project/auth0-server-python/1.0.0b14/
- 5: https://github.com/auth0/auth0-server-python
- 6: https://github.com/auth0/auth0-server-python/blob/135f4642/src/auth0_server_python/auth_server/server_client.py
- 7: https://auth0.com/docs/quickstart/webapp/python
Store each login transaction by its identifier.
_CookieStore always reads, writes, and deletes the fixed _a0_tx cookie. The SDK uses state-specific transaction identifiers. A second login can overwrite the first transaction, so the first callback may retrieve the wrong transaction.
Derive the cookie key from identifier, or store a bounded map keyed by identifier. Delete only the matching entry. Add a two-tab login regression test.
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In `@apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/scaffolds/server-python/auth0/stores.py` around
lines 13 - 15, Update _CookieStore to key each login transaction by its
identifier instead of always using the fixed _a0_tx cookie, ensuring reads,
writes, and deletes target only the matching transaction while preserving a
bounded storage strategy if using a map. Add a regression test covering two
simultaneous tab logins and confirming each callback retrieves its own
transaction.
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Summary
Adds a new eval -
server_python_mfa(Python (auth0-server-python) MFA Step-Up) - that measures how accurately an agent can add MFA step-up to a framework-agnostic Python web app built on theauth0-server-pythonSDK.The task: an app that already has Auth0 login must gain a Transfer Funds feature gated behind MFA. If the user hasn't completed MFA in the current session, the agent must prompt for step-up and only run the transfer once MFA is verified. This exercises the SDK's
start_interactive_login/complete_interactive_loginflow, theacr_valuesstep-up parameter, and reading theamrclaim to detect prior MFA.What's included
Eval (
src/evals/mfa/server-python/)PROMPT.md- task description withid: server_python_mfa, theauth0skill, asetup_command(venv +pip install -r requirements.txt), and acompile_command(compileall). Ships sample Auth0 config (domain, client ID/secret, base URL, audience) in the prompt.graders.ts- acceptance criteria across all levels:acr_values,amr, themulti-factorpolicy URI, andstart_interactive_login.pyotp,otplib), no hand-rolled/mfa/challenge, no manualjwt.decode.compiles; Auth0 config externalised into the workspace;acr_valuespassed intostart_interactive_login; a judge on gating the transfer behind theamrcheck.acr_valuesinsideauthorization_params; no manualid_token.splitdecoding.Scaffold (
src/evals/scaffolds/server-python/auth0/)A minimal Auth0-enabled Python web app on the stdlib
http.serverfor the agent to build on:app.py(login/callback/logout + a/transferendpoint),auth0_client.py,http_helpers.py,stores.py,requirements.txt, and.env.example.Summary by CodeRabbit